Thank you for your help. You took care of my aunt who was very much in a bad way this evening. You treated her with extreme respect and dignity that I could not thank you enough for. It was a fragile situation and all responders were extremely professional and well prepared. Can't say enough to praise your company's work.

Thank you to the ambulance team being here in minutes when I was in distress before 6:00am

Thanks for the special and professional treatment on CHRISTMAS DAY.
Everything turned out great. Thanks again. Tom Hardgrove

Just a note to say hi to everyone...it was good to see you in August for the wetdown. Don't forget us 'old timers' down here in Florida.

Hey guys the site looks awesome. It makes me miss it all the more. That was some of the best times of my life. I miss all of you guys very much. I see a lot of guys there that i have know since they were kids. I miss all of you. Thanks for the great memories. You are always in my heart. STAY SAFE!!!!!!!!!!

Nice looking website. Lots of good info. Thank you for your service.

Great site....just a quick hello from "FINGERS" down here in Georgia. Any of the older guys that remember me feel free to email!
All my best...stay safe
Mike

Just wanted to say Thank You for coming out for the Gas Leak on Bluebell lane on Sunday. In a matter of seconds, Bluebell lane was covered in trucks and Firefighters.

Thank You is not enough but I wanted to make sure that you know we appreciate what NBFD does for the Community.

Thank You again !

Danny

Thank you all for helping my family on Parkdale dr. today, Jan 20, 2012. My mom's house and memories were lost, but her neighbors spared. Thank you for your hard work and professionalism during a scary time. What you do everyday is amazing.
Thank you and you will always be in my thoughts.

It's been many years (1984) since I rode rescue in North Babylon on 1-8-14 and 1-8-7 with the Russo brothers!
This is a great web site. Keep up the good work!
All the best,

Ken

It has been almost 42 years since I was a member of NBVFC. The Department has come a long way. I now live in Pittsburgh, PA and rarely get back to the Island. The trucks on the web site are beautiful.

Keep up the great work. I love the site, but I wish you had a Facebook fan page.

I just wanted to post a quick "Thank-You" for assisting my family in its time of need.

On Friday, June 10, 2011, your members responded on a Signal 16 to my brother Edward's home. My cousin, Jennifer, called 911. Members of your
rescue company responded. There, your crew found Edward in severe pain and acting very aggressively. Despite my brothers aggressiveness against the crew, Jennifer told me your crew remained professional, provided aid, and transported Edward to Good Samaritan Hospital.

Edward was admitted to the ICU for Diabetic Ketoacidosis, a potentially life-threatening condition, resulting from excessively high blood sugar. Symptoms include altered mental status, excessive thirst, and if left untreated, leads to coma and death. Your members were instrumental in getting Edward the care he needed, essentially saving his life.

As a member of the fire service, and as a veteran Paramedic, I fully understand the life-threatening illness my brother handles daily. This incident is the FIRST incident in over 38 years, since my brother was first diagnosed at the young age of 5. I appreciate the professionalism, caring, and respect your members have shown to my family. From all of us, I wish to say Thank You, job well done.

Firematically

Eric McNeice
Paramedic
Holtsville Fire Department

Where to begin? On March 27, after Sunday dinner, my 3 1/2 year old daughter, Alessia had a seizure. I quickly dialed 911, my husband Paul was trying to get Alessia to wake-up. My older daughter, Nicoletta, was very upset. Within a matter of minutes, my home was flooded with men and women, coming to Alessia's aide. When Nicoletta saw the many familiar faces (as parents of her friends from Parliament Place), she felt a little more at ease. Once they got Alessia stabilized, they quickly transported her to GSH. She is doing fine now thanks to the NBFCO members. My family and I can't even begin to express our extreme gratitude! I can't recall your faces, but I can remember the way they treated my baby girl. They treated her as if she were their own child. They also took time to reassure Nicoletta that everything was going to be alright. We will be forever grateful.

Thank you to everyone from the NBFCO!! You are the best!

Very Nice! Its going to be great to see whats going on in my old fire company once in a while. Really miss the place, but not much else from NY. Nice and sunny/warm down here. You guys (& gals) take care and be careful!

Thank you for your wonderful Santa truck coming through the poet section, we all love and appreciate you all..

You came so fast on Christmas eve to our microwave oven fire (it was the microwave motor). It is reassuring you are always there when we need you. I never knew so much smoke could happen so fast we were really shocked how fast it all happened. We thank you all for your quick response time and concern. You were all so caring and professional. You came from your Christmas eve diner to help us, we really appreciate all you do.

The Zwiebel
Family

Just found your website, looks great. Moved in 1977 miss the action and my friends. Looks like you folks are doing a great job. Wishing everybody a great and healthy New Year.

Hi my name is Ivan Gomez,I was one of the passengers in the Honda Civic the night of December 9th, 2010 along with my girlfriend Melissa DeConza. We personally want to thank all of the North Babylon Fire Company and EMT's that showed up and were there that night to tend to us. I mostly want to thank John Canale for being very comforting with his words and actions in keeping both of us calm and making us feel very secure having him treat our injuries in the ambulance. Once again thank you to all of the wonderful staff and volunteers with the North Babylon Fire Company for responding to the scene.

Sincerely Ivan Gomez and Melissa DeConza

What a Great Web Site
It brings back so many Memories,I can see from the Pics that the Dept has grown,And so many new faces.For the years that I spent as a member I hold all the Memories close to me at all times. There is and always will be a bond between the Family of Volunteers
You all be safe
John Vetter

Just wanted to say hi to everyone that remembers me. Especially anyone that used to be the (wrecking squad), Rescue Crew 5. If anyone wants to email me, [email protected] is my email address. Al and Mary Glazer, please contact me, I lost your contact info.

HI GUYS,
WHAT A WONDERFUL WEBSITE AND IM SO GLAD MY WIFE LORRAINE GOT TO SEE IT A FEW MONTHS AGO BEFORE SHE PASSED AWAY ON DEC. 14, 2010. PAUL, YOU SHOULD BE ESPECIALLY PROUD OF YOUR ACCOMPLISMENT. WELL GUYS THERE ISNT A DAY THAT GOES BY THAT I DONT MISS EACH AND EVERYONE OF YOU. MISS GOING TO STA AND DEPT MEETINGS, DRILLS, CALLS AND OF COURSE HANGING OUT AT THE BREAKFAST CLUB EVERY MORNING! IF YOU ARE SO INCLINED FROM TIME TO TIME SEND ME AN EMAIL [email protected] OR CALL ME 352-465-8915 JUST TO CHIT CHAT. MAY GOD BLESS EACH AND EVERYONE OF YOU IN THE COMING YEAR 2011!
CHUCK SHEA #422 STA. #4

Was a member of North Babylon Fire Company Hale road was on Rescue truck. Lived at Edmunton Garden Apartments. Was a great exsperience and a bunch of great firefigthers. Can't remember the name of the officer in charge of the rescue truck back then. House looks great better then what it was when I was there. Good luck to all happy holidays to all and their families/ BE SAFE

Upon entering this website I was amazed at how wonderful it is. Beautiful layout and very informative.. another words "great job well done"..
I'm taking care of a minor health issue. When that's taken care of I would love to be and very honored to become a Volunteer.. A life long dream of mine and my son Raymond..

i'm proud to be a member of the greatest fire co. in the U.S.A i miss you guys. you all have a good year!

Glad to see your web. We miss North Babylon.
Hope everyone has a Happy & Safe Holidays.
Take Care.