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October 11, 2016 • Page 10
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VOLIN
IRENE
GAYVILLE
FIRE & RESCUE FIRE & RESCUE FIRE & RESCUE
VOLIN SD, 57072
P.O. BOX 1 • IRENE SD, 57037
Duty Roster
Pete Steffen, Chief
Dean Gustad, Asst. Fire Chief
Tommy Huether
Jamien Logan
Travis Dangel
Matt Cwach
Josh Johnson
Larry Hambeger
Paul Gustad
Duty Roster
Mark Anderson
- Fire Chief
Rick Bak
Justin Christensen
Gregg Davis
Gabe Flynn
- Lieutenant
Kevin Gale
- Secretary
Brendon Hansen
Brian Hansen
Geno Hansen
John Hansen
Josh Huth
Bryce Johnke
Larry Johnke
Matt Knodel
- Captain
Tyler Morgan
Joe Hossman
TJ Ulmer
Corey Logan
Luke Gustad
Timmy Jensen
Austin Reining
Bryce Lewis
Matt Kuchta
Jacob Kribell
Tim Kribell
Tyler Kruse
Dan Lyngstad
Brett Moeller
- Captain
Brent Mutchelknaus
Chris Rempp
Dan Rempp
Nick Rempp
Dan Schenk
Daron Schenk
Lonnie Schenk
- Asst. Fire Chief
Brian Spurrell
- Treasurer
Mark Walkemeyer
Firefighters
Gloves
A Firefighters Gloves hold many things
From elderly arms to a kids broken swing.
From the hands they shake and the backs they pat
To the tiny claw marks of another treed cat.
At 2 am they are filled with chrome
From the DWI who was on her way home.
And the equipment they use to roll back the dash
From the family of 6 she involved in the crash.
The brush rakes in spring, wear the palms out
When the wind does a “90” to fill them with doubt.
The thumb of the glove wipes the sweat from the brow
Of the face of a firefighter who mutters “What now?”
They hold inch and three quarters flowing one twenty five
So the ones going in, come back out alive.
When the regulator goes; then there isn’t too much,
But the bypass valve the eagerly clutch.
The rescue equipment, the ropes, the C-collars,
The lives they saved never measured in dollars.
Are the obvious things firefighters gloves hold,
Or, so that is what I’ve been always told.
But there are other things Firefighters Gloves touch,
Those are the things we all need so much.
They hold back the rage on that 3 am call
They hold in the fear when you’re lost in a hall
They hold back the pity, agony, sorrow
They hold in the desire to “Do it tomorrow”
A gloves just a glove till it’s on firefighters
Who work all day long just to pull an all-nighter
And into the fray they charge without fear
At the sound of a “Help” they think that they hear
When firefighter’s hands go into the glove
It’s a firefighter who always fills it with love
Sometimes the sorrow is too much to bear
And it seeps the glove and burns deep “in there”
Off come the gloves when the call is done
And into the pocket until the next call.
The hands become lonely and cold for a bit
And shake just thinking of it.
And they sit there so red eyed with their
gloves in their coats
The tears come so fast that the furniture floats.
They’re not so brave now; their hands they can’t hide
I guess it just means they are human inside.
And though some are paid are others are not,
The gloves feel the same when it’s cold or it’s hot.
To someone you’re helping to just get along,
When you fill them with love, you always feel strong.
And so when I go on my final big ride
I hope to have my gloves by my side
To show to St. Peter at the heavenly gate
Cause as everyone knows, firefighters don’t wait.
Hedahls
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GAYVILLE SD, 57031
Duty Roster
The Gayville Volunteer Fire & Rescue Department proudly
serves the Town of Gayville. The department is located on
Meckling Street, West of the bank. The fire department responds to over 35 calls each year which includes fires, motor
vehicle accidents, and other emergencies in their protection
district. Gayville's protection district includes the Town of
Gayville, Township of Gayville, a portion of Volin's Township,
and a portion of Clay County for fire & rescue. They also serve
the town of Mission Hill and a portion of Mission Hill Township
for first responder calls.
Gayville Members
Gary Jepsen- Serving Since 1995 (Chief)
Wayne Huber- Serving Since 1987 (Asst. Chief)
Lonny Lee- Serving Since 1991 (Asst. Chief)
David Rabe
Cas Rabe
Jon Rolfs
Sharon Rolfs
Greg Piark
Josh Fox
Bryce Lewis
Dawn Sawtell
LESTERVILLE
FIRE & RESCUE
212 MAIN AVE. • P.O. Box 77
LESTERVILLE SD, 57040
Duty Roster
Back Row (Left to Right): Ron Trotter, Paul Bloch,
Brian Munkvold, Bryan Hubbard, Kyle Frangenberg,
Jim Kulish.
Middle Row (Left to Right) Janelle Munkvold,
Kevin Frangenberg, Paul Scherschligt, Pat Bauder,
James Hlavac, Trevor Munkvold.
Front Row (Left to Right): Jean Scherschligt,
Karen Frangenberg, Glen Zupfer,
Cara Conrad – Koupal, Jennifer Jorgensen.
Not Pictured: Rita Bierle, Jill James, JD Jensen,
Andy Kessler, Alicia Kulish, Ty Novak, Susy Vaith
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