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| MCFPD Firefighter Memorial Page In Memory of Unit 458- May You Rest in Peace. |
| Firefighters don't ask for anything in return. Please take the time to view the links. Next time you see a firefighter, please take the time to say thanks! |
| A Firefighter's Pledge I promise concern for others. A willingness to help all those in need. I promise courage - courage to face an conquer my fears. Courage to share and endure the ordeal of those who need me. I promise strength - strength of heart to bear whatever burdens might be placed upon me. Strength of body to deliver to safety all those placed within my care. I promise the wisdom to lead, the compassion to comfort, and the love to serve unselfishly whenever I am called -Author unknown |
| America's Heroes Ever ready in the day or night, Always willing to put up a fight. When flames roll high, or cars collide, Firefighter's are quick to save the lives inside. Only the noblest of men & women can be so brave, To search a building for a life to save. Or respond quickly in the cold and black of night, To save a life from the burning light. The old, the sick, the injured so very small. Firefighters do all they can to help them on every call. Every day they have a mission, they know it in their heart. It's their duty and calling and they always do their part. - Author Unknown |
| A Chief's Prayer I am called to many duties Lord and now I've been called home. I've had to leave the ones I love to stand before your throne. I'll not complain, it's not my way but there are some things I'll ask. And please, Lord, grant them to me for the loved ones I hold fast. I dare to ask because I know you've blessed in the past. I've learned to trust in your grace, O Lord that's why I've come this far. So now, O God, I humbly pray, hear this Fire Chief's Prayer. Bless my wife and family- so often left alone, They knew where I was going, and trusted you to bring me home. That one day, someday, we'll be together in this place. And O dear God, bless my men I trained them as best I could. I tried to do your will with them and lead them as you would. I need to know you are with them Lord or how can I stay, And peacefully enjoy this place of endless day. This heaven where there is no night, no fire to kill and burn, I guess that's why it's now my rest, my place, my turn. And Lord, be with my community and keep it as safe it can be, For all its folks are special, and very dear to me. They are all my friends, and by your grace I served them as best I could. So hear this Fire Chief's Prayer, O Lord, And grant it please- I already knew you would Amen. -Author Unknown |
| Firefighters Prayer Lord, guide me through the fire And make my pathway clear; As i rescue those in danger, May I have no fear. Although the flames surround me, I know I'm not alone; For You are right beside me; You never leave your own. Robin Fogle |