Just wanted to say I enjoyed your page. I'm a veteran member of the Oxford Fire Dept. in Connecticut. We recently started our own page. It's still a work in progress, but I'm sure it will be just as good as yours. If interrested it's Oxfordceterfire.com. Got to go. May all of you brothers stay safe and have happy new year.

Just a quick note to say "thank-you" to all of the officers and members of Union Fire Company for your hard work in putting together Saturday's lecture.

Chief Lasky's program on Pride and Ownership was both educational and motivational. It appears that your company embodies many of the characteristics Chief Lasky highlighted.

And lastly a special note of thanks to Chief Terry for his hospitality.

Hello ,

nice website , keep up the good work !!

Regards from the firefighter of Hermsdorf

stay safe

Marcel
VFD Hermsdorf

Look foward to the class on Dec. 13

Greg...the pictures from your wedding were good. Glad to see everything is going good. Paxson out.

I been with Aberdeen Fire Dept. for 28 years and now I'm a Lifetime Member.
I love going on the fire engines and the Ambo's very much. I'm currently will be stay in Oxford on Lincoln St. Me and Debi Troutman are in gauge so,I will be there sometime but I do have my job here in Harford County, Maryland which I work at the Harford County Schools as a Custodain and the Harford Mall as a Security Officer. If you see me around let me know if you need any floors or carpet clean. Hope to see you sometimes. And I really love the Firehouse and Debi's Ambo. Take Care and be safe.

I have been looking at rit packs to make ours and I like the one you guys have. Please email me with a phone number so I could call and ask some questions about yours please.

I just wanted to thank the EMS's that respond ton August 2. My friends son what seriously hurt in a skateboarding accident. 911 was called and the ambulance was there in no time. They were very good to him. He ended up with a serios concussion. He his doing much better now. Again thank you again.Denise

Great site. Keep up the good work.

David

http://www.FireEngineBay.com

Can remember riding tailboard on Eng. 812 up Rt 1 into Oxford many times!! Just wanted to say "wonderful website...keep up the GOOD WORK.

WOW~! this site is amazing...it shows every thing from the beginning to the present...loved the history it shows..
Also, wanted to say thank you for the recent response that was given when my daughter and her dad and step mom was in an accident on 472 and frog hollow..she was ok, lil scared and shook up..but, she got out and was taken care of so well by the men that we re there..she has told me that one individual stuck out to her when she was sitting and waiting her turn to get out of the car..."Mom, he was so nice to me...he asked me my name and kept asking me if I was okay or if I was hurting any where." she couldn't remember his name cause she was to involved in what was going on..
but, if you are the man that was there making sure that my daughter was ok..from her mother and her sister...we thank you, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts...

Great site! I check here often and have many fond memories of the Oxford Fireman's Carnival. Keep up the great work.

In case you are wondering, yes, I am the great grandson of George E. Jones.

I want to thank everyone involved in the rescue at the may 27 accident on 472 & street road. My son & his friends all survived and are recovering well. Thank you all so much!!!

just stoping by to say hey.....nice site....looks like your guys are busy 24 hours 7 days a week

JAY, YOUR CHILDREN AND FAMILY ARE VERY PROUD OF WHAT YOU HAVE DECIDED TO DO WITH YOURSELF NOW THAT YOU ARE RETIRED FROM THE U.S.P.S. MAY GOD ALWAYS BE BESIDE YOU WHEN YOU ARE AT THE MERCY OF OTHER'S IN TIME OF NEED.GOD BLESS YOU AND ALL OF YOUR CO-WORKERS

I just want to say that I have the utmost respect for what you all do...you are the true heroes...who do what needs to be done, when it needs to be done regardless of the conssequences....GOD bless you all.

Thank you to everyone that Helped me on November 13th The Head on Crash on 472!!! I would like to thank you in Person But im not sure who was there. Please let me know!? Thanks Again so much!!!

Great site. I just spent the last 45 mins of my lunch hour just browsing. Do you ever give awards for the person who has achieved the most awards?. In the fire prevention section, there was Jackie Benham, whose name is on there 5 times.
That is quite an achievment.

Just this morning, I learned of Claire Binkley's accident. Though I have never had the fortune to meet Claire in person, she and I have been pen pals for a considerable length of time, and she has become a very dear friend to me. And so, I want to extend my heartfelt thanks for your response to Claire's accident.

Thank you for your tireless efforts as first responders. You do a great service for the community and we are all gratefull. We are especially thankful for your efforts in responding to Claire Binkley's accident. She continues to recover and is out of the ICU-thanks to all of you. May God Bless.

I just want to commend all of you. I know that you have been very considerate to unknowing eyes and were recently at my friends aid, on Saturday morning. You are all wonderful people and I feel safe knowing that you protect the area where I live and work! Hopefully our 2am meetings will stop soon when the house is finished at work. But thank you so much for what you do!

To all people of Union Fire Co.#1 who assisted in saving my niece, Claire Binkley.
I can't begin to express the gratitude of all who responded to Claire's accident. To do this kind of service in such a timely and efficient manner is more than amazing! I must salute your courage and bravery and self-less-ness. My family thanks those who assisted and their families. Our thanks and prayers are with you!

Sincerely,
Jeanette Sovick

Great job working with Claire Binkley! We're fortunate to have such dedicated, selfless people serving our area. Many thanks!

Dee Kelly

Dear Men & Women of Station 21,

I am writing this evening on behalf of the Binkley Family to say an enormous "thank you" for your quick and efficient response on Friday night after Claire's accident.

Shortly after I got my teaching job in West Chester, Bill Binkley was assigned to be the orchestra teacher at the same school. We became very good friends. He's extremely funny, an eternal optimist (which I've seen 100-fold since the accident), and an all-around good guy. He LOVES his daughters. It's evident to anyone who talks to him for at least 5 minutes. I can't imagine how hard it has been for him to know that one of them is in so much pain and discomfort, and to know that she was put through such agony during the crash.

I know that all of you who arrived on the scene that night are now seen as God-sent to Bill and the rest of his family. It is because of you that Claire has a chance, as anything could have happened in those first minutes.

Bill has set up this CarePage and all of those he sent the link to were instructed to "share it with the whole world." Claire seems to be on a steady, but slow, road to healing. Here's the link if you're inclined to get an update.

http://www.carepages.com/ServeCarePage?cpn=ClaireBinkley&extrefid=tlcinvite

So, to Sam and the rest of the crew, you never know who is going to need your help in this small, small world. It could be a stranger, or a member of your own family. Thank you for being there for the daughter of one of my friends. You are truly the best!

Sincerely,
Maggie Farber

I am Claire Binkley's aunt. Claire is the young lady that was pinned in her car on January 18th in East Nottingham. I wanted to lthank every one of you and et you all know how grateful I am that there are people like you who are willing to help people like my niece when they are in trouble. Your strength of character is amazing.

Claire is still in a coma - medically-induced at this point - but there is good reason to hope that she will come out of this and someday be able to walk into your station and thank you all personally.

Thanks again. You are in my prayers.

Nice website! Very informative. Sam you did a nice job on the article including your mom and dad. What a great family who supports their community!!! Hope all is well. Be safe.

Your website is GREAT! I really love the videos. Great job guys. Keep up the good work and play safe.

I never knew Rich was that young.

Boy memories, great job, I know it tough keeping up the website.

Great for the community to view your proud history. red

I just want to give a shout out to Fire Chief Sam Terry and congratulate him on the new position! I know you will do well and if you need something you know my number!
I also want to extend a Happy New Year to everyone up there from your brothers and sisters here at the "The Deuce".

I look forward to seeing some of you here on January 19th.

Nice site .... Keep up the good work and stay safe and have a great 2008