The conference agenda for GECC2023 has been posted and can be found here.
The conference agenda for GECC2023 has been posted and can be found here.
Henry E. (Hank) Hunt grew up in the central Arkansas area for the first 10 years of his life then the family moved to Austin, Texas in 1972. A big move but one that would make him a Texan forever!
Growing up and graduating he married his high school sweetheart and they had two beautiful little girls, Kari and Cori. As happens, Hank and his wife drifted apart and that marriage ended in divorce.
The single father life afforded Hank time with his daughters he never experienced before but, the household needed stability, and darn that lovebug, along came DaLonna (DJ). They married in 1994 and with her two daughters, Loni and Laura, they became the Huntske Bunch!
Through teen years, college years, and adulthood Hank was thrown curveballs by 4 girls that will forever try to figure out how he knew what he knew.
Today, he enjoys his small horse ranch in East Texas with horses, dogs, cats, chickens, and goats along with his wife D.J. whom without, he would just be lost.
Hank never thought he would be thrust into the world of 911 but 8 years ago he made a promise to a 9-year-old little girl that
he would fix the problem that prevented her from reaching help that her mother so desperately needed.
The keynote speaker for the 2019 Georgia Emergency Communications Conference is Ryan Dedmon of the 911 Training Institute. Mr. Dedmon is a former 911 telecommunicator and holds a Masters degree in Forensic Psychology. He is a 911 educator and writer with an inspiring message, rising from his personal experience on the path to healing from emergency responder stress. He will be speaking to attendees on Monday, March 4th at 09:15 am. For more information on Mr. Dedmon and the 911 Training Institute, please visit their website at: www.911training.net