Enjoyed looking at the old photos of the equipment and the station before it became the

Came across site. Live in Dallas now (still hate the cowboys). The names in the log bring back great memories from the 70s.

You guys are the BEST! Hands down and all around! Thank you for all you do! You are truly appreciated!!! and I love this website. Very informative:-)
Angela Bonner--

Great Job!

Thank you so much for your service and all you do for your community!

Grew up in Clinton. The chief in the late 70's was one of my football coaches. Became a part time paid on call firefighter in 2003. Stay safe.

Great Web site. Need more pictures of the 2018 Pierce Pumper

Great website! Ordered your diecast truck tonight. Thank you for all you do. Keep up the good work.

very good website keep up the good work

Great job all the time

Great job station 25. I was a member back in the 70s and was a permanent party for long time. Just after E251 flipped over responding to alarm one night. Lot one FF and Chief Schultz was the chief at the time. Now I have put in over 25 years as a volunteer FF as making my way through out my even did 11 years with American Red Cross here in Florida as a volunteer on DAT team local and DSHR. Over 23,000 volunteer hours certified thru the Presidential awards 4-gold 5-silver 2-bronze metals and awards. Thank you so much for showing me the way to put back into my community. went up the ladder as high as Fire Chief in fire rescue services and the ARC- Disaster Chairman leasing over 300 volunteers and owe it all to the start at Clinton Volunteer Fire Dept station 25 was called the Golding Fire House. The last dept was Riverdale Heights VFD. My PGFD ID # was 13-007 at last station in MD. Thank you again...

Great job station 25. I was a member back in the 70s and was a permanent party for long time. Just after E251 flipped over responding to alarm one night. Lot one FF and Chief Schultz was the chief at the time. Now I have put in over 25 years as a volunteer FF as making my way through out my even did 11 years with American Red Cross here in Florida as a volunteer on DAT team local and DSHR. Over 23,000 volunteer hours certified thru the Presidential awards 4-gold 5-silver 2-bronze metals and awards. Thank you so much for showing me the way to put back into my community. went up the ladder as high as Fire Chief in fire rescue services and the ARC- Disaster Chairman leasing over 300 volunteers and owe it all to the start at Clinton Volunteer Fire Dept station 25 was called the Golding Fire House. The last dept was Riverdale Heights VFD. My PGFD ID # was 13-007 at last station in MD. Thank you again...

Want to pay respects of some sort to Mike Ponton. I knew him from Surratsville Sr. High School, and through my father's involvement in the Clinton, MD Volunteer Fire Dept. He was a great guy, made us all smile, and was a friend to my whole family. We all were lucky to have him here with us on Earth for so long. We had our own lives, went our own ways, etc. but he was never forgotten! See you again some day, Mike! Love yah, Sheila

Recently picked up your diecast model...love it. Be safe and keep up the great work. Very nice website and apparatus

nice web page and i say thanks for your services also merry christmas

Nice to see that the CVFD is still going strong! I'll never forget my time with you guys in the 90's! What a family! Recently retired with nearly 20 years of service. Some of my best years were spent at CVFD! God bless you all!

Thank you for the kind words and choosing TJ and myself for the member spot light. We wish nothing but the best and continued success for the Clinton Volunteer Fire Department.

Great website, and was surprised and proud to see my sons picture in the member spotlight. You volunteers do a wonderful job, thank you and God bless!

Guestbook Management Thanks You!

Nice website.

member 20 yrs

Welcome Chuck. Good to hear from you.

Very nice!

I enjoyed the pictures. We moved to Clinton in 1964 and I graduated from Surrattsville HS in 1967 with Richard Whittington. I remember seeing the apparatus that are now retired while they were in service during the 60's and 70's. The pictures brought back fine memories of the annual parade.
I want to thank all of the Fire Fighters that has served and are serving the Clinton area and Prince George's County!

Member there in the 80's . Laura put together an album & gave me the brochures from the 75th. Sure wish I could've made it. Those were the best days of my life although I really never got bored till recently. Traveled the globe with the navy & spent many years traveling the eastern u. S. after a marriage crash. Lived half off the land.
We had an incredible bond back then & truth be told I'd still do anything I could for any of you. Ron b. apology accepted should you revisit here, though you probably owe me more than one. You did a lot for me too, a whole lot, so we can call it even buddy. I lived there almost four years so I certainly have a mess of good & dodgy memories.

Mom Mulligan & I have stayed in touch & had a few contacts after the 75th from others. Of course Gibby & I see each other every time they come down & saw sudik's a couple years back in unrelated reunion here near Tampa. I was real sad to hear about "Lurch" & his wife's accident. He'll get a good seat @ gods table. Can't name everyone & noone should be left out so I'll just say you know who you are &I love you all. I just got one of those Ipad things & I'm not used to this type keyboard yet. In fact this has been the most I've typed @ one time &this took forever.
For all of my brothers active today that I don't know, I'll keep you in my prayers & hope you can keep safe but still do it with balls !

Thank you Clinton Volunteers for sponsoring the fruit fundraiser. I look forward to picking up my order and sharing it with my community friends. Your site is AWESOME!!!

Thank you to Sandi Lutz for sharing your fundraising event and doing what she does to help our volunteer fire stations.

Sincerely

I am so proud that I was a firefighter at Co.25 in Cinton Maryland. I also was proud to serve with my Dad, at Clinton. My Dad passed away November 2006, you guys called him "POP" Phil DeBruyn. I was one of the surviors of the crash on Oct23,1971. I moved to West Va., but still work in the Northern Va area as a SR. Tech for a Heating and Air Conditioning Co., American Residential Services.
Clinton Volunteer Fire Department was the love of my life and I am so honored CVFD made this great site. This has brought back many wounderful and memorable times at the fire house.
Thanks to all who serve there, thanks again
James DeBruyn [ JIMMY ]

Here is wishing everyone at Co25 the best and most joyous Christmas and New Year. Hope to see you all in the New Year.

Hello! I was a Firefighter back in the early 80's for Co.42.Now I work for Amtrak and live in Southern Virginia.I been try to get every PGFD Vol.FD T-Shirt.Do your Co.#25 sell any T-shirts w/ your apparatus on them.I just bought a Co.#33 T-shit w/ engine #331 and engine #333.I also have Co.14 T-shirt w/ Squad on it.I have a old Co.29 T-shirt.I can not find any Co.42 or Co.21 T-shirts.I also put in for Co.27 T-shirt w/ the rescue-engine #27 I'm still a fire bluff.I think PGFD is the best fire company's in America.Thanks!

Andrew

T-Shirts and Sweatshirts are available for sale. The Company Seal is on front, Water Supply 25 (Kenworth Pumper) on back. Will contact you via your e-mail address with costs and information.

Hey guys and gals, just found your web pages, awesome!!! Just wanted to say hi, and be safe to all. Do you still operate the weekend casino's? Still have the bunkroom for the weekenders? Sure is great to look back at the aparatus we used to operate, and the new engines and truck. Sure do miss the good times. Again, hope all are well. If you see this, and get a chance, drop me a line via my e-mail, would love to hear from ya.

Dave Cummings

Guys,this website is cool to vist.

THANKS & RECOGNITION: A. D. Martin & G. A. Denver came to my rescue on Route 5 on Sunday, June 17th. I had some furniture that I was taking to my grand daughter in Colonial Beach, Va when another driver waved me to the shoulder. I managed to get a chest of drawers off my truck but getting it back & everything properly secured was beyond this old lady's capacity! As driver after driver passed me by, I saw a rescue truck pull up behind me & these two gentlemen came toward me. They were kind enough to flip the recliner loveseat & place the chest more securely in place. Then they used the load straps, that I didn't know how to use, to tie the furniture down properly for me.
I thanked them & gave them my cell # because I have to move & need a home for my little Jack Russell Terrier. I don't know what I would have done had these two men not stopped & helped me. I have a great respect for fire/EMS/law enforcement personnel, having required the services of all three agencies in my life. Thanks to all of you but especially to these two angels who helped me out when they di6dn't have to.