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Delaware County Fallen Firefighter & EMS Memorial Delaware County Fallen Firefighter & EMS Memorial added 2 new photos — at Delaware County Fallen Firefighter & EMS Memorial.

22 hours ago

Today, December 18th, we remember Firefighter James Breeding and Firefighter William Duffy, both of the Friendship Fire Company, Lower Chichester Fire Department.

Both men were killed on today's date, December 18th back in 1969.

Please keep the men, their families and the members of the Lower Chichester Fire Department in your thoughts today. ... See MoreSee Less

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Two great fireman and gentleman

Rest In Peace Brothers. Gone but never forgotten.

My dad was with them only by the grace of God he wasn't killed also.

Bob how did they pass

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3 days ago

To all of our Friends and Supporters,

The attached photo is of a Breathalyzer machine that has been seen in at least two local bars within Delaware County.

Please be aware that the Delaware County Fallen Firefighter & EMS Memorial Committee has no affiliation with whomever owns or installed these machines.

The posters are very vague, in that they do not mention which "Fallen Firefighter(s) Memorial" its' proceeds support. To our knowledge, no local memorial, nor does the National Memorial in Emmitsburg, MD know of any such program or donations.

The members of the Delaware County Fallen Firefighter & EMS Memorial Committee work very hard for all of the support that we get from you and appreciate it very much! Sadly it appears that others are trying to bank off of that same support.

If anyone has any questions or comments, please feel free to reach out.

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2 weeks ago

Today, December 2nd, we remember Past Chief Samuel S. Langley of the Collingdale Fire Company No. 1.

Past Chief Langley died on this day back in 1916. Past Chief Langley suffered with Pneumonia for 4 days after being drenched while fighting a fire at 37 years of age.

Please keep the Langley Family, as well as the members of the Collingdale Fire Company No.1 in your thoughts today. ... See MoreSee Less

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Good job Craig take care

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