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I loved the brotherhood of being a firefighter. Once I became a millionaire, I no longer felt like one of the crew.

This as-told-to essay is part of Lonely at the Top, a series that examines the link between wealth and loneliness. It is based on a conversation with Jeremy Barker, founder and CEO of Murphy Door, ...

Fallen firefighter Capt. Kolby Belcher returns home to northeast Arkansas

Kolby Belcher was living his childhood dream of being a firefighter, ready to answer any call for help. He was killed in an ...
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Hazleton is hiring firefighters

Hazleton Fire Department invites candidates who want to become a firefighter to apply for a job before noon on April 24.
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I loved the brotherhood of being a firefighter. Once I became a millionaire, I no longer felt like one of the crew.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. I was only making $6.13 an hour. I always knew I wanted to be a firefighter and started training during high school. I would have ...
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I loved the brotherhood of being a firefighter. Once I became a millionaire, I no longer felt like one of the crew.

Jeremy Barker is the founder and CEO of Murphy Door.Niki Chan Wylie for BI This as-told-to essay is part of Lonely at the Top, a series that examines the link between wealth and loneliness. It is ...