A time for celebrating
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Together, these six members of the Nippenose Volunteer Fire Company represent a total of more than 200 years of service to the company.
Each one received special recognition at Saturday's banquet for their selfless years of service. From left are: Assistant Chief Jeff Stabley, 32 years of service; Assistant Capt. Kevin Cromley, 28 years of service; Fire Chief Dean Miller, 46 years of service; company Treasurer Dale Winter, a record 49 years of service; fire police Capt. Denny Hufnagle, 34 years of service, and Secretary and EMS lieutenant Megan Vogt, 19 years.
PHILIP A. HOLMES/Sun-Gazette
The fire company's front-line and administrative officers for this year are from left: Zachary Cromley, president and assistant lieutenant; Jeff Stabley, assistant chief; Megan Vogt, secretary and EMS lieutenant; Kevin Cromley, assistant captain: Dean Miller, fire chief; Randy Miller, lieutenant; Dennis Hufnagle, fire police captain, and William Miller captain.
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- Together, these six members of the Nippenose Volunteer Fire Company represent a total of more than 200 years of service to the company. Each one received special recognition at Saturday’s banquet for their selfless years of service. From left are: Assistant Chief Jeff Stabley, 32 years of service; Assistant Capt. Kevin Cromley, 28 years of service; Fire Chief Dean Miller, 46 years of service; company Treasurer Dale Winter, a record 49 years of service; fire police Capt. Denny Hufnagle, 34 years of service, and Secretary and EMS lieutenant Megan Vogt, 19 years. PHILIP A. HOLMES/Sun-Gazette
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- The fire company’s front-line and administrative officers for this year are from left: Zachary Cromley, president and assistant lieutenant; Jeff Stabley, assistant chief; Megan Vogt, secretary and EMS lieutenant; Kevin Cromley, assistant captain: Dean Miller, fire chief; Randy Miller, lieutenant; Dennis Hufnagle, fire police captain, and William Miller captain. PHILIP A. HOLMES/Sun-Gazette
The Nippenose Valley Volunteer Fire Department gathered Saturday at the Gamble Farm Inn in Jersey Shore to celebrate 75 years of service to Rauchtown, Oval, Collomsville as well as Crawford, Bastress, and Limestone townships and surrounding communities. Whenever any emergency took place in the fire department’s coverage area, for three-quarters of a century, the fire company has been on the fronlines of caring and helping those when they needed it the most.
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