Thank you so much for your service and all you do for our community!

Great honor to work with your members on Sunday at the Truck Class. Appreciate the dedication and desire to train. We can all continue to learn from each other! Training is a journey not a destination. Stay safe my brothers!

I'm enjoying reading the guest book! It's inspiring to see all the support that Hartsville Fire Company and the other fire companies are praised. And rightly so! Thank you for All you do.

Just a proud resident supporting Important organization which provides critical services to our community. .... thank all of you for your time and skills ......

Have become Twitter buddies with you guys/gals
Just wanted to to say stay safe.
Tweet out if you ever have a dinner or breakfast

Just stopped by to say Hi

Just stopped by to say "Hello"

To Jessie Hamilton and all of Hartsville FD: I knew Paul only briefly when he drove old special service 93 all the way down south to our department. Yes, Paul was a great guy. He and my father (who was chief at the time but now deceased) stayed up all night talking. He only knew me from phone conversations about SS93, but yet treated me like a long lost cousin. God bless Paul and God bless you. The truck was fitted with a battery truck body and continues as a service truck here in Hilda, SC. She has served us well.

Hey guys! I am unsure who is still at the station but I was a part of the cadet program in 08 and 09. I have since moved to Florida and have been doing well. I am back in town visiting family I will try to stop by at some point. I wanted to say Thank you for the grew experience of the cadet program! Keep up the good work. Stay safe! Hope you all had a great Holliday season. Hope to see you soon!

Tyler Schulman

Hartsville Fire Company,

This past Memorial Day weekend, my wife and I made a day of driving through Maryland and Pennsylvania. The drive took us around Philadelphia, a tour of the Villanova University Campus, and through Bucks County Pennsylvania and we eventually ended up at the clothing outlets in Lancaster, PA. On our drive we passed the Hartsville Volunteer Fire Company, home of Engine 93. My wife and I have been and will always be strong supporters of the men and women of this country who not only serve in the United States Armed Forces, serve as Federal/State/Local Law Enforcement, but also those Fire Fighters/Paramedics/EMTs and fire services who volunteer to answer the public’s calls for help! I cannot thank the volunteers of this country enough!

I wanted to say, I had the honor of meeting Fire Fighter/Engine 93 Engineer Mr. Al Outland who happened to be at the fire house giving a tour to his family. He took the time to introduce himself and speak to me. He was able to include me in the brief tour of the fire department with his family. In the brief time I was there that day, I came to learn much about the Hartsville Volunteer Fire Company but also how the fire system and fire houses are set up in the state of Pennsylvania. Truly a memorable day, “Thank You” for adding to my wife’s and I memorable outing that day.
V/r,
Greg Hughes
Physical Security/
Anti-Terrorism Force Protection Officer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Staff Security Office
Pentagon, 2D827
Gregory.G.Hughes.Civ@mail.mil

My father Paul Hamilton was a volunteer fire fighter at the Hartsville Fire Company for many years previous to his death. He was close friends with Jon Cox. I miss him dearly... the reason I decided to write in the guest-book is because tonight I filled out a form to become a fire fighter tonight. I need to be voted in, but I am hopeful. I told my new family (who are also fire fighters) "if my father could do it, so can I." I want to make him proud. He has been gone four, almost five years now. And I love and miss him dearly. I wish he could see how far I've come and will continue to go. Thank you for everything you do.

ENJOYED ENTIRE WEB PAGES. ONLY THING I REGRETED WASA NOT BEING NOMINATED FOR FIREMAN OF THE YEAR ,MAINLEY BECAUSE I WAS FOR MANY YEARS INCHARGE OF SELECTING THE RECIEPRANTS
KEEP THE GOOD WORK HOMER HALL

My first fire company. I joined with Hartsville in 1977 as a Junior and served faithfully until around 1981 or 82 when I moved away and joined Telford Fire Company. By 1985, I wound up as a career Firefighter/Paramedic until I had to retire due to health in 2005. I am currently a Senior Occupational Health and Safety Manager for a very large company. My roots, still considered Station 93.

Thanks and God bless, Henry, Homer and all the gang back then! "Yous-guys" kept this dumb kid out of trouble, off the streets and on to a career I loved for many years

Found this site on a nostalgia trip! I was a member of the company in 1956/57 (still have my badge) I helped on the fire at Washington's HQ farm when the stable and apartment above burnt and also amison's farm fire. Bud Dager was the Chief. I worked at eddy Carr's Store until I joined the USAF and Jay Heinikes Pool service. Feel free to email me any time.

I was at and participated in the 50th anniversary New York Drill team exhibition back in 1973. I was wondering if you have any pictures from the event you can share with me for the Racing team Facebook page. thanks

I miss being a member and I miss you all.

Website looks great. Nice to see everyones pictures

Way to go John (aka Ride-Along).

Hope to visit.

New website looks great!

Just got done looking at your website, it was very interesting and i appreciate what you all are doing to commerate the Falling Heroes from 9/11. Will check back later for updates.