Thank you for the hard work and dedication. Keep it up and stay safe!

Is the number/barcode on the donation form a permanent assignment to my address. Will that be my number from year to year or will it change with different campaigns

Mr. Tolle,

That number is assigned by the company that mails out the fundraising requests. It is assigned to your address and will not change. It is only used for the mail out fund raiser.

If you have any other questions, please let me know.

VR,
Alex Graham - Treasurer - HHVFD
agraham@hhvfd.org

Are donations made to the HHVFD tax deductible?

WE ARE A TAX EXEMPT NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTABLE. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON THIS ISSUE PLEASE CONSULT A TAX PROFESSIONAL.

My father, Donnie Ball, was a Volunteer Fireman for Herald Harbor in the 50's. My brother still has the patches from my father's jacket.

Member of HHVFD from 1966-1970

Great site you've put together. You do a great job for the community. Keep up the good work. Thanks.

Thank your paramedics for helping save my dad. I have been wanting to thank them for some time now and let them know my dad made it after they took him to the hospital. I wanted to find out who was the two who came and took him but havent had luck. He had a abdominal aorta rupture on Feb. 21 right around noon. With the care your paramedics gave him and the drs at the hospital I am happy to say he survived. The statistics say 90% dont make it to the hospital. He had just been diagnosed with this aneurysm a day before it ruptured. Please let me know if I can get the paramedics name to thank them. My parents address is Joseph Kostkowski

I hope everyone is healthy and staying safe. You all are under-rated heros of the community. Keep up the good work.

Awesome job on the website guys. You volunteers are really appreciated.

Fantastic looking site. Really enjoyed the photo gallery. Keep up the great work!

Thanks to your site a long ago good friend, David Machen, contacted me. Thanks. Any other friends please contact me. polyanski@verizon.net

Anybody. Herald Harbor Park, Beach Late 30's and 40's. Love to hear. Know its late in years but some must still be around. George Polylanski (Poly). Reach at polyanski@verizon.net Thanks.

Wow, I found your website.....My Wife (Roni (Veronica)) and I were members back in 1976. I was a Green Firefighter & EMT - B. You trained me well. I'm still at it, still an interior firefighter, still an EMT and still learning. All my best, be safe. Ray

I really like your website.The black over red color scheme is awesome on your engine and website.Great job. Have a great and safe year. Mike Paris

Thank you for being firefighters and keeping people safe. I applaud your service to your community. Thank you for all that you do. I'd like to let you know about some special Firefighters tribute pages on my website. I set them up to honor firefighters everywhere. If you get a chance, please check them out. Stay safe and have a great day.

I would like to thank all the members that came out to Jessup Day parade from Station 6 (Herald Harbor Volunteer Fire Department) on behalf of Jessup Volunteer Fire Department. Congratulation on the 2 trophy's your company has won. If you would like to see the pictures of the parade and apparatus, you may look on our FB page and soon on our website. Thanks again for your support over the weekend. Stay safe and take care...later....

There are not many people that do good things for others and there are even fewer that do it for free. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for all that you all do! My son, Patrick Daniels, is a volunteer at Herald Harbor and he will be leaving to college at the end of August. The Herald Harbor Volunteer Fire Department has had such a positive impact on his life.

P.S. Jason and Ashley, a special thanks to the two of you.

We are big fans of Bobby and the Believers (the trombone player is our son's father-in-law). They will do a fabulous job at your fundraiser in August!! We are looking forward to attending and supporting the HHVFD.

Good job. Web site is well organized.Keep posting those photos.Stay safe, Mike Paris-McLean VFD.

Really nice site - you have put alot into it.,..

I am a former volunteer firefighter - and I started a site to help off duty firefighters get more projects. I offer a free directory to firefighters so that their services can be found online. Can you help by linking to me from your pages? I appreciate it...

Ted Nyman
http://www.firemancontractor.com

I was an active FF during the forties and early fifties. Reading some of the comments really transported me back. Jean Newell was a good friend. My sister Grace and I often played at the Newell house at the end of Eddy Road. Then to see a note from George Wilbur Joseph Polyanski was a real treat. I thought he was living in Germany. I would like to contact him. I noted that someone mentioned and honor roll for the department. If such is happening, I would like to nominate Milton Sterling for that place.

How can someone be nominated to your Hall of Fame? How can old photos be submitted.

We live in the area, just checking out the website. Nice job. Thanks for all you do.

My son Cole Hawkins is one of your volunteers. I am very proud of him. Thanks to all of you for helping to keep my family safe.

NICE STATION I WAS THERE OCT,3 2009,I USED TO VOLUNTEER AT OXONHILL COMPANY 42 1998- THANKS TO THE CREW FOR SHOW ME AROUND

The website looks great. The Harbor is showing it's pride. Keep up the good work.

My dad, the late George J. Gibmeyer, Sr., played "Sparky" the fire dog back in the 1960's for the HHVFD! What wonderful memories I have of him donning his Sparky costume (all 6'4") teaching children not to play with matches or to "stop, drop and roll." I remember the old fire house and Mr. Bobby Darr.

Iam the proud mother of a firefighter/paramedic/emt.

May God bless each and every one of you brave men and women!

My father was Ellsworth McQuay. He was a volunteer at HHVFD. How well I remember those initials. The Fire Department was a big part of our life. My father, a voluteer, spent many hours working for the Fire Department, he also taught Basic and Advanced Fire Fighting for the University of Maryland Fire Extension Service. I am so proud of him.

Does HHVFD do door-to-door fund raising, i.e. Douglas comes by each year for a donation and I would like to verify that this is actually connected to HHVFD.

Hi Friends! Keep on doing what you are doing. You guys do an excellent job - greetings from Vienna
Gregor