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Oct. 4 Fire Service Memorial Honors Top-Ranking Female Member, Among Others

Towson, Md. (Sept. 29, 2009) - A memorial service honoring members of the Baltimore County Fire Service who have died during the past year will be held Sunday, October 4, in Towson.

The ceremony is scheduled at 6:30 p.m. at the Towson United Methodist Church, 7501 Hampton Lane (Beltway Exit 27 North).

This annual memorial service honors all career and volunteer firefighters, emergency medical personnel, ladies' auxiliary members and other fire service members who have died during the previous year. Following the service, Fire Chief John Hohman and other fire officials travel to Patriot Plaza, in front of the courthouse in Towson, where they lay a wreath at the fire memorial.

The Honorees

The honorees this year include:

  • Ret. Division Chief Danelle England-Dansicker, the Baltimore County Fire Department's highest-ranking female member and a lifelong member of Pikesville VFC.
  • PM Brian Neville of Hillendale Station #11, who died unexpectedly while working at the Texas Fire Station in October 2008.
  • Mickey Lippy of the Owings Mills VFC, killed in a Medevac helicopter crash last fall while working as a Maryland State Police flight paramedic.

Other career honorees: Vernon Mathena Jr. (Randallstown Station #18); Robert A. Hohman (Middle River Station #12); Harry Card (Catonsville Station #4); Russell E. Palmer (Headquarters); Earl Lanham (Fire Investigation); Thomas E. Rice Sr. (Towson Station #1); James F. Whittaker (Fullerton Station #8); John J. Lilley (Fire Investigation); John Heim (Middle River Station #12); Carell Mothershed (Headquarters); Ernest Elgert (Halethorpe Station #5); and Howard Heim, (Fire Communications).

The volunteer honorees are:

  • Bowleys Quarters
    Mrs. Frances Echardt, Rosalie Eichelberger, Annie M. Reed-Mack, Marlene Morris
  • Butler
    Stephen Lee Dundas, Charles Crumbie
  • Cockeysville VFC
    Bernard J. Meinschein, Margaret Powers, Mary E. Taylor
  • English Consul
    Charles R. Courtney, Mason Maddox (cadet)
  • Glyndon
    Terry Brennan, Betty Curtis, Kate Gossard, John C. Amole, LaRue Brown
  • Hereford Ambo
    Gerald Bitzel
  • Hereford
    Robert R. Miller, Samuel J. Thomas
  • Kingsville
    Mary Rose Patricia Kurrle, Thomas E. Rice Sr.
  • Lansdowne
    Harry Card, John C. Amole
  • Liberty Road
    Eunice Katherine Jones
  • Long Green
    J. Lewis Breidenbaugh
  • Lutherville
    Milton R. Jones
  • Middle River VFC
    Robin Naresky
  • North Point-Edgemere
    Clarence Higgs, Ted Priester Sr., George Morgan Sr.
  • Owings Mills VFC
    Mickey Lippy
  • Pikesville VFC
    John W. Berryman Sr., Jerome N. Goldberg, Raymond Mitchell, Michael W. Bud Purcell, Danelle England-Dansicker
  • Providence 
    Thomas E. Rice Sr.
  • Rosedale
    Randy Meyer
  • Violetville
    Russell W. Marks
  • Wise Avenue
    Sherry Brooks


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