Graduating is one of the biggest milestones in a teens life. We couldn’t be more proud of these two, especially doing all of this during a pandemic. Their continued dedication and commitment to serve the citizens of Calvert County is appreciated.
Chris Murphy, the man who was rescued, “I want to thank all of the first responders that came to my aid. You guys rock. My ambulance team was awesome.”
Congratulations to PFVFD’s Willie Gray and his wife Amanda on the birth of their daughter Rylee Nicole Gray.
Congratulations to PFVFD Lifetime members Rob Helms, Maurice Cox and President Pat Hassler for their recent awards.
Kyle with the Center for Life Enrichment stopped by recently with a thank you card not just for PFVFD, but for other departments in Calvert. He wanted to thank and recognize volunteers for their service.
Caitlyn Arhar was crowned first runner up for the Maryland State Fireman’s Association Miss. Fire Prevention. Arhar is a volunteer with PFVFD and a current student at Towson University where she is studying nutrition and health.
PFVFD’s Jamie Cox is one of the most talented people we know, especially when it comes to his mechanical ability. He’s retiring after serving 28 years in the local school system.
Our condolences are with the family of Past President Raymond Bowen. In 1962 Bowen was the President of the Calvert County Fire Department (now known as PFVFD). He was also
Linda was not only a loving and supportive wife, but a mother and grandmother who lived for her grandchildren.
On Saturday, August 8, 2020 at approximately 1100 hours, a procession will escort Chief Hardesty from Rausch Funeral home (Broomes Island Road) to the Huntingtown VFD where services will occur.