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Congrats

Beautiful Vehicle looks to be well planned! Good luck with it!

Thoughts< Prayers and Condolences to Chief Werner's Families, both at home and the Firehouse. May The Good Lord grant to him Eternal Rest and may he help Family and friends get through this difficult time.

Thoughts, Prayers and condolences to the Connell Family,and friends as well as to the Larchmont Community. May God grant you the strength to get through this difficult time.

Great Job!!! I agree, she must either be a FF or the offspring of a FF. In any case, it was truly selfless, and, yes she will have a good story to share over the years.

My sincere, heartfelt condolences to you, and your family, Marty. May God's Perpetual Light shine on him and may He grant you the strength to get through this difficult time. And take comfort in the knowledge that Dad is at Peace, and in a better place, now.

seeing it sitting in that barn, then again last night I must admit it was a bit of an emotional time for those of us who remember when it was part of the operating fleet.

I'm not sure, but if I can find something I'll scan and post if I can

If anyone drove out Titicus Road in North Salem a year and a half ago, she was backed in an old barn and her nose had been bleached to a bright shade of pink. Really looked sad, so seeing this truck as Matt Backed it out of his trailer, was just about overwhelming.

Oh She'll be around! There are still some unnoticable little things that he needs to do, but for all practical purposes she's done.

On behalf of the Commissioners, Officers and Members of the Croton Falls Fire District I wish to extend our deepest sympathy, in this difficult time. Take comfort in knowing that dad is at Peace and in a better place, now.

At 1800 hours this date 27 May 2009 "Grandma" came home!!!! As previously stated, Matt Pfahl and his crew have done an AWESOME job!! She is our first commercial chassis fire apparatus. Her unit number when I joined in 1963, was Engine 136. Some years later (I'm not sure when) the County reassigned numbers and she became Engine 147, and remained in active service until somewhere around 1968 or so when the District replaced the 1939 and 1948 Wards with a pair of generic GMC engines, I got a bunch of pictures this evening at North Salem firehouse. I'll try to post more if anybody wants to see them.

Rest in Peace, Chief. Prayers and condolences to the Duncan Family as well as the J. H. Ketcham Hose Company.

Hoping you have a full and speedy recovery. You are in our thoughts and Prayers.

Rest in Peace, Sir. While I never knew him, I know he quite a gentleman, and an asset to the Dutchess County Emergency Services. May God's Perpetual Light Shine on Him. May God Grant his family the etdrbdth to get through this difficult time.

Amen! Thank you to those who are fighting to ensure our freedom, And let us never forget those who have gone before

Great Shots!!!! Thanks for Sharing!

Great shots!!! Thanks for sharing!!

Thank you for your dedicated service, and stay safe as you keep us the great and free Country of ours.

I'm not sure what you mean here this was a car I purchased well over 30 years ago. So what point are you attempting to make????????

My guess M&S will be the Last or next to last to close its doors. I bought my first bran new car from Taitors. It was a blue 1972 charger with a white landau vinyl roof, 440 Magnum engine and four speed transmission eith the pistol grip shifter. I had gotten 2 other prices and Taitors was much lower than either of the others,This really a sad day.

More people should follow the example set by these two caring people.

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Happy Mothers Day

May he Rest In Peace.