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Members List:
Links Section
Webmaster:
Jesse Shutt
President:
Robin Urich
Vice President:
Jessica Maiden
Secretary:
Jesse Shutt
Treasurer:
David Faust
Trustees:
LeeAnn Bechtel
Katina Heim
Lonny Lenker
Chief 216:
Raymond Urich, Jr. (FFI)
Chief 216-1:
Robert Stoneroad (FFI)
Chief 216-2:
David Faust
Captain 216:
Jason Faust
Lt. 216:
Troy Hoffman (FFI)
Photographer:
William Bailey
Firefighters:
LeeAnn Bechtel
Victoria Bunger
Keith Casey
Michelle Casey
Paul Enders, III (FFI)
Kevin Eshleman
Matthew Faust
Bruce Harman
Kevin Johnston, Jr.
Holly Landvater (First Responder)
Lyle Lenker
Lonny Lenker (FFI)
Adam Maiden
Jason Schoffstall
Raymond Schreiber
Andrew Snyder
Gary Stoneroad
Kevin Urich
Robin Urich
Firefighter/EMT's:
Jessica Enders (FFI)
David Faust
Jesse Shutt (FFI)
Donald Shutt, Jr.
Junior Firefighters:
Aren Faust
Kenny Lesher, Jr.
Fire Police Captain:
Jean Bower
Fire Police 1st Lt.:
Robin Urich
Fire Police 2nd Lt.:
Michelle Casey
Fire Police:
Robert Browning
Lavonne Browning
Martha Gruver
Katina Heim
Jessica Johnston
Holly Landvater
Jessica Maiden
Michelle Myers
Jason Schoffstall
Social Members:
Jeff Bunger
Carol Bunger
Reba Gruver
Tandee Hoffman
Paul Lebo
Tracy Ritter
Barbara Snyder
Helen Zinn
Past Apparatus
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First Engine 216
1923 Overland Fire Truck.
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Old Engine 216
1965 Ford/Seagrave, 750 GPM, 500 gallon booster tank.
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Current Station 216
This picture shows the station a few years after being built. Shown inside are Old Engine 216 (1965 Ford/Seagrave) and Old Tanker 216 (1972 Ford). This Tanker is believed to be the company's first tanker. Also note that the house siren (which is currently still in service) is on the roof of the station. Sometime in the 1980's this was moved onto a platform on top of three telephone poles to the right of the station, which is where it sits to this day.
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Old Tanker 216
1973 International, 300 GPM, 4,000 gallons.
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Old Engine 216-1
1970 CF-Model Mack, 1,000 GPM, 300 gallon booster tank.
"The Good Old Boys"
Shown here is the fleet of the Fisherville Volunteer Fire Company #1 sometime in the 1990's. Shown are Old Engine 216, 1965 Ford/Seagrave, Old Tanker 216, 1976 GMC/Chevrolet, and Old Engine 216-1, 1970 CF-Model Mack.
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Old Tanker 216
1977 R-Model Mack, Vacuum Tanker.
