In Memory

Of Our Past Members

A gray stone monument with an inscription honoring past, present, and future members of the Black River Fire Department for their dedication to protecting life and property. Dated March 7, 2001, with "FIRE DEPT" logo at the top.

I have no ambition in this world but one, And that is to be a fireman. The position may, in the eyes of some, appear to be a lowly one; but those who know the work which a fireman has to do believe his is a noble calling. Our proudest moment is to save… Lives. Under the impulse of such thoughts, the nobility of the occupation thrills us and stimulates us to deeds of daring, even of supreme sacrifice.

To Be A Fireman
by Edward F. Crocker

George R. Caldwell

Harland D. Carney

Henry Carpenter

John A. Carpenter

John D. Cartin

F. Casler

Frank J. Casler

Charles E. Chamberlain

Edward G. Chamberlain

Edward Charles

E.J. S. Child

Asa D. Clark

Christopher P. Clark

Orin S. Clark

William Conklin

William B. Corey

Ray C. Cowan Sr.

George P. Cox

James C. Cox Sr.

James C. Cox

Robert F. Cox

Theodore H. Cox

Walter L. Cowan

John G. Croyle

Robert J. Cullen Sr.

Joseph Dalzell

Delmore S. Davey

George E. Davey

Frank H. Dillenbeck

Sherrill M. Dillenbeck

Ulmont Dillenbeck

David E. Dillon

Kenneth Dodds

Donald F. Doney

John H. Driscoll

W. A. Dulack

Edward G. Dunn

Donald G. Dye

Walter R. Eggleston

Bert E. Eldridge

L. Edson Eldridge

Earl Endsor

Paul H. Esposito

Frank W. Evers

Guy G. Fairbanks

Harlan E. Fairbanks

Frank J. Fawdry

William J. Faveret

Henry Fikes

Lawrence J. Filiatrault

William F. Finnegan

Titus Fitzgerald