My wife and I are stilling rave about yesterday's roast beef dinner. First time we had it. Will be back for sure!

Best Chicken dinner ever!!!! Keep up the good work. Really enjoyed the new recipe YUMMY!!

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

This week, your EMS crew saved my father's life. My parents took a few of the grandkids camping in your area when dad fell unconscious, unresponsive. The EMS team's professional expertise gave our family more years full of love and happiness with my dad. I cannot find the right words to thank them enough. Their dedication and compassion is a such a great asset to your whole community and will never be forgotten by my family. Your station will forever be in our hearts.

This week, your EMS responded to a call at a campground for an unconscious subject. It was my father. His heart rate had dropped to dangerous levels and he was unresponsive. Your quick response and professional actions saved his life. My family cannot thank your team enough for the opportunity to spend many more years with a loving, caring father and grandfather. Your exceptional care will never be forgotten.

We are blessed to have such a wonderful & dedicated fire company & EMS protecting us. I tried to make a donation on line but I will use the envelope we received in the mail... We wish to thank each and every one of you for your service to our community.

Going down memory lane here.In the late 1950's I was a teenager living on the Peters Road at the base of the Welsh Mountain.We saw smoke on the mountain the Saturday before Easter and hiked up there.A tanker was hauling water for the guys with Indian Tanks.Ross signed us up and we rode the back of the truck and filled tanks.We were parked on a pipeline in the woods sitting on the downwind side of the truck.Sparks came over the truck and guys came running out of the woods.We jumped on the truck and got out of there.The whip antenna hit branches and kept hitting the guy next to me.He kept yelling ow,ow. Later I got a check from the state for fighting the fire.I think it was .50 cents per hour.Keep up the good work Ross carried on for so many years.Ken

Just looked at the old pictures from my time there (1967-1971). Brought back alot of good memories! Whatever happened to Willis Kurtz & Clair Hamilton? If I'm ever in the area, I'll be sure to stop in for a visit!

This is the 250th anniversary of the Stoltzfuses landing in Philly. Would the hall be available on June 7 for a banquet?

Nice web site.
Stay Safe.
God Bless

If appropriate, could some one email me the name of the captain that went to Mississippi after Katrina to assist. He assisted me with fire station tee shirts. I would like to see if he knew the family we sat with. I would like to send some plant seeds to the woman I assumed to be the grandmother of the family we sat with. The family had 3 young girls in pink dresses and a son with a brown blanket with flowers and an orange shirt. I would also like to send the fireman something from Louisiana.

I would like to thank the White Horse Fire Station and the community for their hospitality September 30th at the hospital benefit lunch and auction. It was a warm and heartfelt welcome and a memory I will carry with me forever.

I especially would like to thank the young Captain which helped us around the detour and invited us to participate. And a special thank you to the family that we sat with as we enjoyed the company more than the meal

Thank you for coming to get my neighbor. I know it was rough for you guys but you are great. Thank you to the man with the loader for all his help.

Just wanted to say thank you for covering us the other day during the services for Firefighter Brown. Having you guys there made it easy for us to focus on what we had to do. If we can ever be of assistance please feel free to contact us.

Thanks, Todd

I really appreciate the historic and educational content you provide on your website!. I am now better informed on some over looked aspects of the fire service. Thank you!

the fire company is the best because they keep our town safe and i also live next to the sation

hey, i'm listening to the house fire in Glen Oaks from Chiang-Mai Thailand, wishing I was there to help! But it sounds like people are doing a good job.

Chris, keep up the good work on the website! its nice to keep tabs of everybody and all the things i'm missing from halfway around the world, can't wait to get back into it when i get back.

Be safe out there!

Keep up the good work in zone 4 and stay safe!

hello
your site is very good

stay safe

I am a firefighter in France

keep up your good work !

Hello Members of Station 4-9,
I have found your website and would like to say thank you for all your years of service the quality and quantity of time put into the community. I was a long time resident of 338 Churchtown Rd and then 527 Rosehill Dr Narvon until moving to CR in 2006. I was very fortunate in never needing your services, but was always very glad that those of you volunteering are there for those that do. I really enjoy your website as it keeps me updated with what is going on in the township. I miss Salisbury and someday may return. Thank you to all the volunteers!

visit your area every year and the past couple of years have visited your department and have enjoyed your roast beef dinners in october, have brought friends with us will be back again for the delicious meal and great friendships thank you

I would just like to express my deepest appreciation for your response to the MVA on Gault Rd. One of the patients was a friend of myself and my brother (also a firefighter) and his death is hitting everyone extremely hard.
Being in emergency services I know the "thrill" when the pager goes off and you hear accident reported serious and you go with every intention of saving a life and doing what we are here to do. Unfortunately, no matter how quick we get there, or how much experience we have, it doesn't matter, it's too late.
I'm taking great comfort in the fact that I am able to tell his family and friends that he was being treated by my fellow brothers and sisters in the fire service, and I know that everyone involved gave all they had.

Again thank you, and if anything this only confirms the respect and dedication I have for emergency services.

I would just like to say thank you once more to all of you for the prompt response and great job you did at our garage fire on Saturday, Jan. 31. If it were not for people like you willing to give of your time we likely would have lost all our earthly possessions. It is a different story here in Kenya, they can only dream of services like this that we take for granted.We sure felt far away, but it's good to know that even so far from the home community we're still being cared for! Keep up the good work!
Thanks again, and God Bless you!
Ab Fisher

nice site great to see what other fire co. are doing

Kind regards from Germany. Very nice homepage, great job!

Stay safe!

On my behalf I would l like to thank everyone from our station and our neighboring companies for making the last couple of days go a little easier and not having to worry about standbys and for just helping us to get thru these difficult times.
You don't know you have this many friends until something like this happens and we were thankful for it . God bless and thank you again for all you did.

Chief4-9
Rodney Gossert

My heartfelt sympathy goes out to all of you. May God's grace abound to all as I know you will miss Ross in many ways!
Great job on the web page Chris,the photos were nice,but bittersweet. Blessings~

Great Web Site. I stopped by your station around 1999 with my cousin (also a firefighter here. We were treated to a tour even though you had worked all day putting onn a beef dinner (sorry we missed it) You guys (and gals) were greta hosts and even gave us each a patch.

If anyone from your FD ever gets into the Hudson, NY area (Home of the American Museum of Firefighting), drop me an email and I will return the hospitaity.