I have to commend you on the house fire, in town, on Thanksgiving. We heard the call on the scanner at my Mother-in-Laws house and off went my Brothers-in-law, George LeFevre, Mike Shaub, and my sister-in-law Jodi LeFevre. I followed with my 2 kids. I have never seen a working dwelling fire before. I have to say that I had respect for ALL firefighters before, but now I feel that ALL Fire Fighters need to be put on a pedistal! I was amazed at the team work and the focus and the intense hard work that goes into putting out a fire. I honestly, thought that you put water on it and poof its out! Boy, was I wrong.. You guys rock. If anything ever happens to us, (little prayer, it doesn't) I know that you guys/gals will be there to help us! Thanks for all your heroic actions everyday. Take care, God Bless, and Stay Safe!

I'm a former Quarryville VFC member, I am a paid firefighter down here in Hampton, VA. I found your website while looking at QFC's web site. Very well put together, lots of good fire pix. Hope to see more. I can remember the days as a young volunteer (1975 and up to 82 when I moved to VA) going to Oxford on big fires and stand-by's. Good memories. Keep up the great work. Keith

Great site guys! Keep up the great work. The Engine looks great also.

Great web site. Someone spends alot of time seeing this site is up to date. New
engine looks great too. Hope to stop by sometime and tour the famous
"21 House".

It was only recently that my mother told me the full story of how I was born. AS it turns out both of us would have most certainly died if it hadn't been for the skill and heroic acts of the EMS team that came to the call. I was born prematurely (placenta previa) and my mom was bleeding to death. Somehow or another the EMS team kept giving her enough of a transfusion so that she made it to the ER and lived. She told me that if I ever got the chance I should go down to the firestation and thank Brenda for saving our lives because that is the name she most remembers. I'm still up here in allentown studying conservation and microbiology otherwise I'd go and try to find her now (I'm not sure if she even still works there since it was almost 20 years ago). However, if anyone there knows a Brenda could you please send her this note of thanks and my email address? I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you everyone for the work that you do so well.

I use to live in Oxford for 20+years but have moved to Lancaster wherre I am now a Rawlinsville firefighter and a proud one at that.Nice site.Hope you will come up and see how we do it up here in rawlinsville.We are all family doing the same things, just in different ways.Our door is always open too and for anyone.God Bless each and everyone.

I just wanted to thank the officers and members of the Union Fire Company for your hospitality during the housing ceremony and party on October 8th. The members from "The Deuce" enjoyed the visit and had an awesome time.
Great job, keep it up!

Tell Allen Wood an old classmate from ECS said 'congratulations'.
Thanks
Sherri Barnett Buchanan

Great site! Pay us a visit sometime. We are located in the South Hills of Pittsburgh. STEELER COUNTRY! Be safe out there.

Very good site. Keep up the good work and stay safe.

WHAT A FABULOUS WEB SITE. SOMEONE DID A GREAT JOB. I AM THE PROUD MOTHER OF TOM MOORE. I USED TO LIVE IN OXFORD AND WORKED FOR JUDGE FARMER FOR A FEW YEARS. GOD BLESS.

Great site!

I've enjoyed touring your website. Somebody puts in a lot of work here.

Very Nice Site. Keep up the good work and Stay Safe

Very Nice Web Site! I don't know about the pictures of Chief Terry "HA HA".

Great Job on the web site

Really Great web site!! All of you guy's are doing a great job with special Thanks to Brian Kelley.

A Very Proud Father

Congrats and good luck with the new engine

Great web site guys keep up the great work!!!

Your guys new engine looks awesome. Hope I can take a ride soon. lol. Good job and I'm proud to say you're our neighbors to the north who help us.

Hey guys, great site! When is the housing gonna be for the new engine?

Nice Site! Keep Up the Good Work. Watch them Signs @ OCMD. LOL

PUMP
WWW.PUMPFIRE.COM

Great site, I grew up in Oxford, I miss home, glad i found your site, Keep up the great work..

Very impressive site guys! I enjoyed it very much. Keep up the good work. Stay safe andd God bless.

AWESOME web site. I work as a respiratory therapist at Christiana and Jennersville Hospitals. I love the pics from your calls. It is interesting to see what goes on before the patients meet up with us! The pics are spectacular and I feel better knowing you guys and gals are out there to help us! THANKS

NICE WEBSITE GUYS...KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK...WE ALSO JUST RECEIVED OUR NEW PIERCE DASH PUMPER...GREAT TRUCKS...I ACTUALLY HAD A CHANCE TO VISIT YOUR STATION ABOUT A YEAR AGO, AND WAS MADE TO FEEL VERY WELCOME...THANK YOU...BE SAFE

REMEMBER: A MAN IS NOT A HERO FOR WHAT HE DOES, BUT FOR WHAT HE MIGHT HAVE TO DO...

Hi guys! Just came across your site. Hope you are enjoying your new truck!

I am a great grandmother, your neighbor in Rising Sun, Md. and I would like to comment on your "well-done website". Oxford Fireman's Carnival, and the
Oxford Fire Company Band (going back to the mid to late 1930's) was an important part of my life growing up. I particularly remember Ef. Anderson, the leader, and a drummer named "Clarky". My father, Morton McCardell, played the saxiphone. He had a good friend named Brown. Could someone do a history of the band or tell me where I might find it. I would also LOVE to see some photographs of the band. Does anyone remember the Sunday Night Concerts on the Firehouse Lawn??

Nice shirt, chief!! (Pics under "Close Call in West Nottingham")

Hey guys! The new engine looks nice. Best of luck with it and stay safe!
~Amanda, Sta. 59