Rob Ellis and Jessica Di Sabatino lost a son and brother in 1999 to a workplace accident: David was 18 and it was his second day on the job. Rob and Jess have been on the lookout for Safety Champions ever since. This is their blog.

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What I learned about websites and the lady who taught me

Submitted by Rob on Wed, 04/30/2008 - 12:30.

When an unknown woman emailed me 16 months ago, "I want you to blog for me," I deleted the email. I had barely heard of blogging, didn't know her organization, and didn't see how her request related to my work spreading the workplace safety message.

She didn't give up - she being Heather Angus-Lee, then the B2B website editor at an Internet publisher in Guelph, Ontario, and now the owner of writingSEO.com.

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