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Liberty | Mark Gruber

by Mark Gruber
Lyle King works in the Casey County ambulance service. Lyle King tells a fireman the details of a current situation after the fireman informed King of newly arriving fire engines. King yawns while watching TV
Holly Marie Ellis, 2, and Matthew Ross Ellis, 3, look at the control panel in a helicopter during the Casey County Health Fair at the vocational school. They are the son and daughter of James Ellis.
Lyle King works in the Casey County ambulance service. Lyle King tells a fireman the details of a current situation after the fireman informed King of newly arriving fire engines. King is framed inside the window on the back door of an ambulance while putting a patient in to be taken from Casey Co. Hospital to Danville for possible liver damage after a farming accident.
Lyle King works in the Casey County ambulance service. Lyle King, left, and James “Dusty” Ellis relax at the ambulance station.
Lyle King works in the Casey County ambulance service. Lyle King tells a fireman the details of a current situation after the fireman informed King of newly arriving fire engines.
Lyle King works in the Casey County ambulance service. Lyle King sprays out a fire resulting from an automobile accident.

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