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Justice FlickWildland Peer Support Coordinator
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Justice Flick
Wildland Peer Support Coordinator & Winter Ranch Hand
Justice was born in Gordon, Nebraska to a family of ranchers, farmers, and public safety professionals. He embodies the Midwest ethics of integrity, hard work, reliability, and character which have been a perfect match for his passion for wildland firefighting each season since high school. It has also made him a truly exceptional Ranch Hand when we get him during his off season since 2019.
Additionally, Justice has a passion for Chiron’s mission of peer-based behavioral health support. Growing up in a first responder family has been further enhanced with his own experiences, giving him a unique perspective “from the inside-out” related to the positives and negatives of front line service, and he regularly shares information, resources, and support as our Wildland Peer Coordinator.
His work takes him around the country and that travel bug follows throughout the year with added adventures including his wife and baby daughter whenever possible. We are grateful for our time with the whole family during the off season here in the Rogue Valley, and truly appreciate all of the ranch projects and support blessed with Justice’s blood, sweat, and tears over the years!
Wildland Peer Support Coordinator & Winter Ranch Hand
Justice was born in Gordon, Nebraska to a family of ranchers, farmers, and public safety professionals. He embodies the Midwest ethics of integrity, hard work, reliability, and character which have been a perfect match for his passion for wildland firefighting each season since high school. It has also made him a truly exceptional Ranch Hand when we get him during his off season since 2019.
Additionally, Justice has a passion for Chiron’s mission of peer-based behavioral health support. Growing up in a first responder family has been further enhanced with his own experiences, giving him a unique perspective “from the inside-out” related to the positives and negatives of front line service, and he regularly shares information, resources, and support as our Wildland Peer Coordinator.
His work takes him around the country and that travel bug follows throughout the year with added adventures including his wife and baby daughter whenever possible. We are grateful for our time with the whole family during the off season here in the Rogue Valley, and truly appreciate all of the ranch projects and support blessed with Justice’s blood, sweat, and tears over the years!
