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CommentsNice Site, Good to see some of the firefighters I used to know. I know Shawn Ashcraft, Scott Baltz, and Dennis Cooper, and many more.... I would really like to see ya''ll around there some time. Thanks good Website.... Good Luck...
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CommentsMy Dad is a volunteer Firefighter in Cleveland, Mo. I admire and respect each and every one for your honor and sacrifice. Thank you for being on call when we need you. Have a Blessed And Bountiful New Year! -Sharon-
CommentsGreetings from Germany Your website is really good. The facts about tornadoes and earthquakes are frightening us in Germany. What worries us is that even in our increasingly tornadoes. I will set a link to your home page with us Have a nice day Fire brigade Wustermark www.feuerwehr-wustermark.de PS: I'm sorry but my English is not so good.
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Comments~ "The Paramedics !"~ Be it after an Accident or helping a very ill patient, in times of real need, as the Truth is near, the Paramedics answer their call and race to the scene, with new anticipation every time, and without fear! With the shrill sound of Sirens they finally pull up with their ambulance, although the Fire Department or Police are often already there. Now the Paramedics do what is critically important, for the victims of an Accident or an ill persons care. They are in charge now, before all other Rescue Teams , that got there ahead of them, or some helpers on site. These men and women fight for the welfare and survival of the victims, with all of their tough training and Gods help, they try to do, what's right. Decisions are made in an instant, but with good care..., 'cause instant help needed is very crucial now and can't wait! Experience and "know how" rules, as time is running out especially since they got there in the rush hour, a bit late. How do the Paramedics really feel, before and after each call, when they do, what has to be done in an instant of a heartbeat? Or having to let go of their emotions inside, with the loss of a human being after a bad Accident, as a victim lies dead near their feet? Human emotions and feelings should not ever deter or stand in their way, when they're saving a person, who needs urgent help at that time, their inner Strength and Determination and Knowledge helps them to make the right decisions, in Hope..., that all will be fine. May God always be with all these good Samaritans, with their unselfish Spirit, while doing their very important deed. When on a "Guardian Angels call", they're sometimes awaiting a "heavenly sign", for it takes these special people, to help all others in need...! Let us hope, the Brotherhood of all Paramedics will always be protected, in this very troubled world, for now until the end of time. Written by Firefighter Poet, Hartmut Reinsch 15. of Oct. 2007 ~ Toronto / CANADA "This Tribute is for all Paramedics and for the comrades Pocahontas Fire Department !" Greetings to all PARAMEDICS come from Firefighter-Poet Hartmut Reinsch in Toronto / CANADA feuerwehrdichter@sympatico.ca http://www.flf-book.de/Benutzer/KANADIER.htm Tribute to the FDNY http://www.westyorkjewellers.com/poems/fire.htm Courtesy of http://www.westyorkjewellers.com/poems.htm ~ click Poetry in index menu !
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CommentsWish you guys all the best. Keep safe. I'm a retired firefighter from the Wynndel Lakeview Firedept and also Creston Brtiish Columbia badge # 284. Take care
CommentsYour web site very well organized. I have family in Pocahontas and your town appears to do a good job protecting its citizens
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CommentsGood site. I am originally from Pocahontas but moved out when I was a child. Many family and friends still live there. I am presently the Fire Chief of the Hanford Nuclear Reservation in Washington. I was impressed by your site and sense of tradition. Thanks
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CommentsThank you for creating this web site. We recently moved from Colorado and now live in rural Pocahontas. Through our neighbors, we heard that we could become a member of your impressive fire department (for a small town), but was unsure how to go about it. Your web site provided us with all the information we needed in order to contact someone at the fire department. We hope we will never need you, but if we ever do, we will feel more secure knowing that the Pocahontas Rural Fire Department is a phone call away. Thank you to all the men and women that provide this wonderful service.
CommentsVery nice site! I visited Pocahontas once and love this city! Best regards from Germany, Phil Spantoffel
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CommentsYour openess to share with other people is heart warming. May God Bless all of you and your families for many more happy years to come. Thanks again! Merry Christmas!!!
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CommentsThis is a very interesting site about your town. Would like to visit and see in person what you have on your site Roberta
CommentsGreat site.I uderstand the job.Retired Fire Capt.San Miguel Fire Dept. 30!/2 years Been there done that. Thanks for the site Your Fellow Firefighter Bob Harlow
CommentsExcellent information shared in regard to tornadoes and earthquakes. Thank you and God Bless you all.
CommentsJason Walker is my cousin. Just stopping to say hi from way up north. Gin says hi also. Take Care, Trish (Pat)
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CommentsI am a Captain/Training Officer on Leighton Twp. Fire Dept. in Moline MI
CommentsInteresting and educational site. Keep up the hard work. God bless you and greetings from the Church of the Kinky Mary Magdeline.
CommentsI am a resident of Delaware County, Ohio, and for the last two years I have raised money for the Mid-Ohio Chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) through various creative ways. Last year I drove a crash up derby car (and won) with sponsorships and winnings going to JDRF. This year I am selling raffle tickets ($10.00 each) to win a vintage 1965 American LaFrance Fire Truck with 100% of the proceeds going to help find a cure for Juvenile Diabetes. I understand that you and your organization may have a particular interest in this type of vehicle. If so, I hope you will be able to assist our effort to raise funds and awareness by purchasing a ticket(s) for this raffle and passing the word along to others. I have already sold tickets to individuals in 7 states, including Ohio. My goal is to obtain a sale from each and every state in the Union before the September 21st drawing. Photos and additional information about our effort is available at www.firetruckcharity.com. Also, my contact information is below, and the Mid-Ohio Chapter of JDRF can be reached at (614) 464-CURE if you have any questions. Thank you for your time and consideration with this matter. Sincerely, Todd Hanks 740/833-2906 740/833-2899 - fax 732 Northhampton Ct Delaware, OH 43015 toddhanks@columbus.rr.com www.firetruckcharity.com P.S. If you cannot purchase tickets yourself, if would you be kind enough to forward on this site, www.firetruckcharity.com, to others who you would believe might be willing to assist me in my quest to raise awareness and funds for Juvenile Diabetes, I would be very grateful.
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CommentsHi, I am a Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff (19 yrs) and I need some help in a very important project I am working on. It is a book called the "First Responders Handbook of Humor." It is a combination of a stress management workshop I give to first responders and humorous stories from first responders as experienced in their careers. What I need is your help to spread the word at your station about my project and website www.FirstRespondersBook.com to help me get more stories. All the details are on the website. For people that submit stories, they will receive a free copy of the book and a portion of the books proceeds will go to a first responder charity. One goal for this book is to get first responder stories from all 50 states. So far I am closing in on that goal but don't have any yet from your state. I appreciate any help you can give me in this matter.............. Thanks, Dan Jordan, Infotainer "The Affordable Orator" www.InfoMagic.Biz www.DanTheMagicMan.com www.FirstRespondersBook.com BUL-YAW! (Balance Ur Life - You'll Always Win!)
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CommentsDEAR FIRE DEPT, HAVE YOU HEARD OR KNOW OF THE FISHER PRICE BABY MONITORS THAT CAN GET HOT ENOUGHT TO START A FIRE OR JUST CATCH FIRE. IF NOT HERE IS WHAT I GOT FROM THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT. BRIDGEWATER,NJ PRODUCT BABY MONITOR 0555 NAME FISHER PRICE MODEL # 1555 REPORT STATES THE WIREING BEGAIN TO EMITTING SPARKS AND SMOKE IT WAS USE IN A BABYS ROOM DAYTON,OHIO PRODUCT BABY MONITOR BABY MONITOR 0555 NAME SOUND AND LIGHT FISHER PRICE REPORT STATES A 31 YEAR OLD FEMALE STATES WHEN SHE PLUGGED IT IN . SHE SAW FLAMES AND SPARKS COMING FROM IT. PITTABURGH,PA PRODUCT BABY MONITOR FISHER PRICE CONSUMER STATES WAS PLUGGED IN AND GOT HOT ENOUGHT TO START A FIRE INDIANAPOLIS,IN BABY MONITOR 0555 FISHER PRICE MONITOR CAUGHT HOUSE ON FIRE LOST TO A NEW BORN BABY ISLIP,NY PRODUCT FISHER PRICE BABY MONITOR #1555 REPORT STATES IT GOT HOT AND GAVE A SHOCK TO THE CONSUMER WILDWOOD,NJ BABY MONITOR MONITOR 0555 FISHER PRICE REPOT STATES THE CORD TO THE MONITOR CAUGHT FIRE SO YOU CAN SEE WHY THEY DONT WANT THIS INFOR TO GET OUT AS THEY HAVE TOLD ME THERE IS NOT ENOUGHT DAMAGE DONE TO DO A RECALL OR DO A GOOD CHECK ON THEM. I JUST HOPE NO ONE WILL HAVE TO HAVE A BABY OR SOME ONE ELSE DIE BEFOR THEY DO SOMEING WITH THEM. HOPE THIS HELPS. IF YOU NEED ANY THING ELSE PLEASE EMAIL ME. DEAN SWITALSKI IF YOU LIKE THE COPYS OF THESE REPORTS PLEASE SEND ME A SELF STAMP ENL. AS I SENT OUT A LOT AND IT GETS COSTLY MY ADD IS DEAN SWITALSKI 29175 LARK ST. ELKHART,IN 46514
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CommentsGood website. I am a firefighter assigned to Engine 68 with the Houston Fire Department. ( www.houstonfirefighter.com/68 ) I have a request. Can you post or e-mail me more photos of the Dodge midi-pumper that is in your Station 3 pics? Thank you and be safe, Kenny Jarvis
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CommentsMy husband Tom and I are purchasing a house in your town and will be relocating there sometime in October. He is a volunteer firefighter in our town. We will have to come and introduce ourselves.
CommentsYour site is really well put together. I work for Lisbon Fire, and I was really impressed with the If you only knew page on your website. It made my roommates almost really understand what I do. Thanks.
CommentsHello!! Your site is very nice!!
CommentsGreat website, loads of info. I have been learning about Pocahontas because my Son moved in there recently. Keep up the good work.
CommentsHello firefighters, you have a very interesting homepage. Many greetings to you and your families from Niedersachsen / Germany. We always wish you a healthy home coming from your alarms. Best greetings Olaf Webmaster www.feuerwehr-denkershausen.de
Comments911 Needs to update it's site . IE. Stan seagraves is not 911 Cord. I really enjoyed the site . It was done very well. es: Charles D. Foster
CommentsCommon Problem For Disaster Survivors-- Who cares...let them fend for themselves? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ City pressuring me to demo structure but I'm not ready The building dept. in my town is pressuring me to tear down what remains of my fire-damaged home but I don't want to yet. I'm still dealing with my insurance company. Has anyone else had a similar problem? anon ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ When a building is ordered demolished by a building inspector because of a fire or other insured peril, the insurance company is liable for the whole loss and cannot say part of the loss is excluded because it was caused by enforcement of a city ordinance: Metropolitan Mutual Fire v. Carmen Holding Co., 220 A 2d 778 De., 1966. However, standard fire policies provide that the loss shall be calculated "without allowance for any increased cost of repair or reconstruction by reason of any ordinance or law regulating construction or repair." At first glance this appears to be a contradiction, but the above quoted clause applies to partial losses and not total losses. If it is determined that the loss is total, the clause can never come into play: A. H. Jacobson Co. v. Commercial Union Assurance Co., D.C. Minn., 83 F. Supp. 674; Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co., v. Rochester German Insurance Co., Minn., 88 NW 265; Feinbloom v. Camden Fire Insurance Ass'n., N.J., 149 A 2d 616; Netherlands Insurance Co. v. Fowler, Fla., 181 So., 2d 692; Larkin v. Glens Falls Insurance Co., Minn., 83 NW 409; Rutherford v. Royal Insurance Co., 4th Cir., 12F 2d 880; Maryland Casualty Co. v. Frank, Nev., 452 P. 2d 919; Firemen's Insurance Co. v. Houle, N.H., 69 A. 2d 696; Hamilton County Mut. Fire Insurance Co. v. Rosenbaum, Ohio, 171 NE 345; New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co. v. Murray, 7th Cir., 105 F 2d 212; Glens Falls Insurance Co. v. Peters, Texas, 379 SW 2d 946; Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Co. v. Garlington, Texas, 18 SW 337; Ollie v. Security Mutual Underwriters, 4th Cir., 235 F. 2d 932; Monteleone v. Royal Insurance Co., La., 18 So. 472; Security Insurance Co. v. Rosenberg, Ky., 12 SW 2d 688. The above court cases hold that a loss becomes a constructive total loss if it becomes a total loss by virtue of applying an ordinance or building code provision. The insurance contract is meant to indemnify and if restoration of the building is forbidden, then the policyholder has suffered a total loss. The cases involve both situations where a policyholder is ordered to demolish the building or modify to meet updated building codes, and where a policyholder is simply required to demolish. You should be warned however, that although it is proper to claim total loss under these circumstances, many insurance companies resist claims of this type. Some adjusters interpret the policy literally without considering court interpretation. Armed with these actual court cases, you should be able to convince the company adjuster of your argument for Constructive Total Loss, when one exists. This is one example of a great many where it is essential for policyholders to have authority to file a "claim" for an amount of loss that does not agree with the insurance company. Although we no longer have that right: the word "claim" has been removed from many of our insurance policies... our presence can still be made known. And there is VAST hope. The power of people sharing a realization...the making of a presence known. The fact is that disaster survivors have nowhere to turn for this otherwise unavailable information, except from those who care enough to share. Who Cares? Hopefully, you do! ------------------------------------------- Rebuilding Under Replacement Coverage http://disasterprepared.net/ipw-web/bulletin/bb/viewtopic.php?t=6&sid=7900b5e1cd5381f9ed6bec0e4a4b8956 My insurer asked me to give a recorded statement http://disasterprepared.net/ipw-web/bulletin/bb/viewtopic.php?t=4 Claim Adjusting http://disasterprepared.net/ipw-web/bulletin/bb/viewtopic.php?t=7 A Post-mortem http://www.sure-net.com/board/messages/361.html
CommentsGrew up in Pocahontas and appreciate the folks who put their lives on the line for others. Thank you so very much and have a safe 2004.
CommentsKeep up the good work.
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CommentsGreat site. Take care and Be Safe
CommentsI like it
CommentsGreat site. Im a VFF for Black Oak. Have been for 5 yrs. Moving to Pocahontas this year, and would love to get on the dept. Torrey Stevens
CommentsHy Guys! You have made a nice site for some hot jobs! Greetings from Alfter Michael
Commentsvery nice site. Ive been a vol. firefighter for 5 yrs with black oak. My family and I are moving to pocahontas in a few months to open up a new subway. Am hoping to get on your dept. Keep up the good work. Torrey Stevens Black Oak 210
Commentsi would like to find out how to become a fireman please send me some info on classes and the price of them thank you Bill Stalnaker
CommentsHi, many greetings from germany to you from all firefighters from Feuerwehr Kirchen. www.feuerwehr-kirchen.de
CommentsHi to everyone back in Pocahontas. I'll try to come home soon. Take care!
CommentsInterested in moveing back to Arkasas,looking around to see what the job market is like through out Arkasas
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CommentsThanks for your hard work and dedication! Our prayers are with you and all volunteer firemen and women.
CommentsI really like your site. I am a member of the Fire deptin my t own.
CommentsWeb site looks great, Congrats, Scott, James Simington would have been proud of you. Joanne
CommentsDennis Cooper... ATTN! Check your email, and send me a message after you read it! Congrats CHIEF SCOTT BALTZ! Good work all you Hometown Firefighters!! Dena "Bailey"
CommentsWas searching for fire chiefs address to request patch and found your site but unable to locate address for my 8 year old son to send letter to your chief requesting a patch. I am a LT with local VFD here in New York. thanks, Paul
CommentsI wish you a happy new year and all the best. Good bless you. Werner. I's possible to buy a patch from your department.I'm a collecter, now 30 years long.I'm 51 years old.I have a lot of helmet,marks aso.
Commentsnice site . who set it up?
CommentsI,ts good to see you are doing ok. Hope your dpt keeps it up. Chris Saunders Asst Chief Shamrock Shores V.F.D.
CommentsHad any good, homemade pie lately? Nice to know all you guys are big hearted and appreciate others. dsm
CommentsGREAT SITE! Spent 3 1/2 months at Black River and BATES (: motel, didn't get to stop by but met some of your guys and one red headed OOH BABY E.M.T. From Criminal Investigator Kennedy % Shannon Hills Police Dept. Photos on our web site
CommentsYou have done an excelent job on this web site. I enjoyed it very much! Lt./EMT Micheal Grant Canaan Fire/Rescue, Canaan,ME
CommentsViele Grüße von der freiwilligen Feuerwehr Tröchtelborn. Wir sind durch Zufall auf Ihre Seite gestossen und wollten einmal hallo sagen. Viel Glück bei allen Einsätzen und kommt immer gesund nach Hause zurück. http://www.feuerwehr-troechtelborn.de Many greetings from the VFD Troechtelborn. We are encountered by coincidence your page and wanted to say hello once. Much luck with all applications and returns always healthy home. We would look forward about an attendance to our Hompage. http://www.feuerwehr-troechtelborn.de
Commentshey guys whats up. i hope all is well in pocy, i am just living, i hope all is well and stays well. jim
CommentsNice site, Keep up the good work, I love sites like this one...
CommentsLoved the website. My Dept. is about like yours.
CommentsI have to tell you how much the story of I wish you knew has affected me. I was in tears to start as I realized that even as a volunteer's wife I still didn't know or understand a lot of these things. My concern was more for my husband than anything else. I discovered how selfesh that was. I would listen to the scanner till I knew he was back at the firestation safe then I could relax. I was up when he was up whether it be day or night. When he got a call I was on call with him, but still not realizing some of these things. It has touched my heart. I always had great respect for the fireman, policemen, and public workers that help out others but I think I have even more now. Thank you for that and know that at least there is one more person that does appreaciate what you guys and gals do for us the public.
CommentsI PRAY FOR THE SAFETY OF ALL FIREMEN EVERYWHERE. THANK YOU ALL FOR THE WONDERFUL JOBS YOU DO. BE SAFE AND BE CAREFUL.
Commentsgot talking to ronnie what a great guy. Keep up the good work and keep safe you all do a great job
Commentsi enjoyed visiting your station on line,ty very much
CommentsI like the website very much. Very informational.
CommentsHi, this is Frank from Germany. I have found your website at Google! I´m a firefighter and the webmaster of our website: http://www.ffw-hoenisch-hutbergen.de ! Our site is just in the begin and I´ll have many work to do! We are a little Fire Department with 21 men, 3 wimen and 9 kids! I´m enyoy your site, it´s famous! Many Greets from Germany Frank
CommentsYou have a nice little town here. I have no idea where Pocahontas is but it looks delightful.
CommentsIt is a very nice web site. Firefighters have a lot of guts. Keep up the good work.
CommentsThe firefighter from Daytona Beach Fire/Rescue IAFF Local 1162 are raffling off a 2002 Harley Davidson Road King motorcycle. It would be great if a fellow firefighter won the bike. There are only 3000 tickets @ $20/ticket. For more details visit our website @ http://dbfr.org
CommentsThis is a beautiful website and the "I Wish You Could See" prose brought tears to my eyes. I cannot even begin to imagine that anyone could or would insult even a single, brave fireman or paramedic. I am a volunteer with our local Red Cross Chapter, on the D.isaster A.ction T.eam and the Mass Care Team. I have been on many a fire and helped to relocate families who have lost all or some of their lives, providing them with temporary shelter; food and new clothing along with many of the other essentials that they must have to carry on their homeless lives. This is what ARC does on DAT calls. Mass Care calls are when we come out to the 2-alarm (and above) fires to take care of the members of the fire department themselves. We provide drinks, snacks, donuts and, even port-a-pot's upon request. Like your volunteer department for your rural areas, we get up any time day or night to assist guys just like you and the family's that you are dealing with. I am proud to be with ARC and am so very proud of all the people in turncoats (?) who are Heroes, just doing what they do. Thank you for the wonderful website. Keep up the good work, may God bless you all and, keep you safe.
Commentsnice web site "hope to be the next mayor"will be proud to work with each and everyone of you,to make your jobs better. thanks for any support you can give Rick Dollins
CommentsHello, I am the assistant Chief here at West Plains. You have a very nice web site.I especially like the Chiefs report. Stop by and visit at station 1 anytime you are in the area. Stay safe.
Commentsthe internet service is new in our department,so i am looking to see what department i can access to gain information. i am searching for information on grants to build an emergency service complex. if you can help please let me know. thank you very much
CommentsNice website if you get a chance please visit mine. http://members.aol.com/FDNYEMSwebsite
CommentsI WAS LOOKING FOR A LONG LOST UNCLE.WE MADE A TRIP TO POCAHONTAS LAST JUNE AND THOUGHT IT WAS THE A VERY FRIENDLY TOWN BUT HAD TO LEAVE BEFOR WE FOUND HIM. HIS NAME IS C. L. BROWN WIFES NAME WAS GEORGIA THEY HAD 6 CHILDREN BONNIE,CONNIE,LIBBY,LAWERANCE,BEA,THE OLDEST WAS LINDA CAN ANYONE HELP ME PLEASE
CommentsI WAS LOOKING FOR A LONG LOST UNCLE.WE MADE A TRIP TO POCAHONTAS LAST JUNE AND THOUGHT IT WAS THE A VERY FRIENDLY TOWN BUT HAD TO LEAVE BEFOR WE FOUND HIM. HIS NAME IS C. L. BROWN WIFES NAME WAS GEORGIA THEY HAD 6 CHILDREN BONNIE,CONNIE,LIBBY,LAWERANCE,BEA,THE OLDEST WAS LINDA CAN ANYONE HELP ME PLEASE
CommentsI WOULD LIKE TO FIND OUT SOME WEB SITES THAT AS SOME BIG TRUCKS OR FIRE TRUCKS OR JUST SOME FRIGHTLINERS THINKS FOR LETTING ME VISIT YOUR SITE JOHNATHAN NORRIS 12/10/01
CommentsJust think its nice that you all have a website Keep up the good work
Commentsa very nice site, my grandson and i collect fire dept patches since i retired from the fire service anyone out there got a pocahontas fire patch for us? do hope you can help . dave
CommentsNice site. I especially like the "I wish you could". Very touching and moving.
CommentsWhile searching for information regarding O'Kean, AR, I came across your site. As I am a Deputy Chief with the Quincy Fire Department, Quincy, CA, I just had to visit your site. Very nice.
CommentsGreat job on your website. Feel free to visit my dept.'s website - http://homestead.juno.com/bjfriley/FFVFD.html
CommentsGreat site! Hi Eddie! :-) Michelle
CommentsHello fellow neighbors. You have a great sit here, please keep up the good work.
CommentsI left Pocahontas about 2 years ago, and believe me when I say "there's no place like home". I am a member of the Phi Theta Kappa, and finally got to see the wall. I Loved It. Your Web Page is Wonderful, and Charlie Meridith your as handsome as ever.
CommentsJust wanted to let you know i dropped by. DVFD#8
CommentsHello, My name is Larry Revell I am a Captain with West Manatee Fire Rescue in Bradenton ,Fl I was wondering if you sold Fire Dept. T-shirts or swapped. My great Great Grandfather And Great Grandfather were from Pocahontas before moving to Oklahoma. I thought it would be neat to have a shirt that said Pocahontas Fire Rescue. Thanks Larry. Larry Revell 6001 217 St. E. Bradenton, Fl 34202
CommentsI would like to say that I am very proud to be a member of the Pocahontas Fire Department. My father was on PFD for over 15 years and I basically "grew up" around most of the other firefighters that I work with. Keep up the good work!
Commentsnice web site
CommentsI am really impressed with the information you have on your site. We are a small rural volunteer fire department, and are working hard (as all the fire departments are) to improve our abilities to provide our community with the best service possible. I believe that the contact we can now have with other fire departments will help us all do just that. Keep up the good work.
CommentsI love my job, and enjoy working with all the other professional guys on the dept. who do a great job on our scenes and express professional teamwork on the job and feel safe being lead by a chief who is an exceptional Leader.
CommentsDelighted to find this web site with the help of Laveida Jones. My Mom and Dad are in Pocahontas. Paul and Rochelle Haynes. Thank you for being there if they need you. I loved finding a touch of home on the internet.
CommentsI am a Cartoonist, Use Mouse http://zwap.to/lee8476 you can see some of My Drawings there. Just thought I would Pay another Visit, been awhile. Nice site ! I am fireman # 961 (support) In Warm Springs. send Me a Pic of all of You, and I will turn You into a Cartoon Free ! LOL, and send them back! Hobby ! take care and have a Nice Day! Keep up the Good Work ! Lee
CommentsI am JB's son, tell him I said hey. Very Nice Website!
Commentsvery nice, but pictures?
CommentsRelly think You did a good job on the site! I enjoyed it very much. Lee Warm Springs Volunteer Fire Department
CommentsMy husband and I are both fireman, and we just wanted to say keep up the good job....... Be safe and God bless to you all.....
CommentsHey guys, I think your doing a great job! You have a great department. Let me know if you need anything. Delaplaine's dept. is coming along fine. C-ya around! #18 DVFD
Commentslove my job!
CommentsJust dropping in to say "hi" and Dennis Cooper, if you see this, send me an email!!! Your cousin Dena You guys all do such good work, and this is neat site, too.
Commentsgreat site
Commentsit´s good, and good luke for your site, i liked, i´m a firefighter from Portugal and i like a lot fire sites my adress is Bombeiros Voluntários de Belas Rua Ferreira Pinto Bastos 2745 Belas Portugal
CommentsI was born in Imboden but raised in Pocahontas and married Joe Bennett from Pocahontas. Just got a Pc new PC and found your Web page. Great! We have been in Alabama for nearly 30 years but Pocahontas is still home. My late brother-in-law, Fred Dust, was with the FD there for years and retired from it. and found your Web Page. Great! We have be en in Alabama for nearly 30 years but Pocahontas is still home. My late brother-in-law
CommentsGreat site keep up the good work.
CommentsHi Guys Many greetings from Lichtenberg North Bavaria/Germany Stay safe Mike
Commentslooks good////we're working on ours
CommentsI was born in Pocahontas in 1948 where my ancestors lived from the early 1800's. I am currently the Fire Chief of Kennewick. A paid department of 70+ personnel out of 4 stations, delivering fire, ambulance and rescue services.
CommentsTo Whom It May Concern: I jsut viewed your web site. I am a bit of a fire buff. I am not a fire fighter. Can you please send me a Uniform Patch? I am making a Patch Blanket & woul;d like to add your Patch. My address is - 5230 E. Brown RD #102 Mesa. AZ 85205. Thank you! Sincerely; Theodore Vick Jr
CommentsLooking for tanker information. Ours was destroyed in the Dec. 96 arson fire of our sation. We are building one from the ground up with grant money. Be safe and ever ready! Chief John W. Payne #8 Municipal dr. Oppelo, Ark. 72110
CommentsNice page, didn't know you all had so many paid fireman. If in Jonesboro stop by and see us at sta #5 on bypass. Also come to the convention in Aug. State convention is going to be a blast. Lee Lane
Commentsyou all have a nice website...
CommentsI was born in Pocahontas in 1937 and moved to Stillwater Oklahoma. Now living in Grand Prairie Tx. working at Northrop Grumman. We got to work on the B-2 aircraft for eight years and am currently working on Boeing 747, 757, 767 and C-17. I still have many aunts uncles and cousins living in Pocahontas.
CommentsI enjoyed your website. I watched the fire department in Pocahontas grow over the years. It is impressive! My Dad retired from the fire department as chief in 1978. It is much larger than it was then. From one fire department to another "Keep up the good work!"
CommentsThis sit has really great information.
CommentsHappy New Year from Independent Testing Labs of searcy, Arkansas. [Aerial ladder and ground ladder inspections]
CommentsGreat site I'm a leading Fireman in Essex, stationed at w72 Loughton, If any one has a tee shirt to excange please let me know,Thanks Paul.
CommentsGreat site! I am a former Pocahontas resident and sure do miss everyone there!
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