I am a support member at Beverly Road #2 but moved to Willingboro in 2010. Proud of our Willingboro Fire Department.

Member 1968 - 1987 Still attend monthly Meetings ( Life Member ) Waiting to move to the new station 161.

Happy 60th Anniversary from a Charter Member January 24,1960. Still in the fire Service in
Ocean Pines, Berlin, MD 21811

Congrats on your new facility!

I would like to thank all of our firefighters and emergency responders for their selflessness and bravery. Keep up the hard work and may God bless you all!

To all your members for there service and it's an honor to know how hard you guys work. Thank you always be safe.

I just want the thank the men for the kindness they showed my grandson Aiden when we stopped by on Monday July 10,2017 just to look at the trucks. They made him feel good, allowing him to touch and acutually sit in the truck. They topped it by giving him a fire engine hat and welcomed us back. I am filled with gratitude. Thank you very much.

Great web site and so great to see what the department is doing nowadays. I served in the department in the late 1960's and early 70's and enjoyed both serving the community, as well as all of the friendships and memories that were made over the years. Keep up the great work!

We are proud to call Willingboro our main and only HQ, and very proud of our public servants. You keep us safe. Stay well, Stay safe, and keep up the wonderful work you do as a team. God Bless You.

Keep up the good work in taking care of the Boro, God bless

Keep up the good work.

Nice website. I was looking to see how your Levittown homes look now, as compared to Levittown, Long Island. Very much the same.

R.I.P. George Derr. Thank you for your MANY years of service to WFD.

Thanks to Firefighter Anderson and intern for a great talk to our NARFE (National Active and Retired Federal Employees) members at the Willingboro Library last month. We learned a lot about what you guys do, much more than we thought. We also learned a lot of new things that will definitely help us protect our homes better. Looking forward to another presentation! / Harry

Greatest bunch of EMTs ever assembled on that ambulance--truly the forgotten group of emergency services in Willingboro. Professionalism marked with compassion--will be eternally grateful for those that serve! Wish I knew their names, but your website has no names and photos for EMS.

Thank you for putting out our toaster that caught fire yesterday morning!

My mom who was at home with our 3 children were very relieved and happy you all came very quickly! The kids were of course very excited to see the firemen and truck!

Thank you for all you do!

Hello i just wanted to say that you guys have a great site. My grandfather was the first firefighter in willingboro and he built the first firetruck called the "grasshopper"....

Keep up the good work guys, stay safe. FYI my dad is the A-Platoon Captain. Shout out to the A-Platoon.

Nice looking website, Great information. Keep up the good work you guys provide. Thank You...

As a fellow resident I would like to thank you guys.

It is great to visit the web site and see the progress made from our first engine in the gas station by the old Plaza to the many added stations and equipment. This was my start in the fire service with Tom Parent, Bob Massey and John Brown. We had great teachers like Howard Gaskill, Norm Cheeseman, Harry Jackson, Gene Bott. We had great mentors like Jim McKendricks, Donny Kensler, Hank Havercoch and Vince Ridikas. We had great times at our annual corn feasts, neighboring parades and our snow sleep-ins at the firehouse. I have been with fire companies in three states, held line and staff officer positions, designed a company patch and changed the colors of the equipment (Abingdon VFC #4, Abingdon, MD). I was with the Baltimore (MD)City Arson and Bomb Squad and today I continue to investigate fires in the private sector all around the country. I miss those days in Willingboro and remember getting our first 1615 unit for the new station on Charleston Road. I am writing a book and will include some photos of days gone by in Willingboro so will let you guys know when it is released. Be Safe !

Hey Guys your doin an awesome job fightin fires and busting your butts outside in that heat everyday dont give up with what your doin just keep up the hard work and dont ever give up.

Looks like you guys had a cold and busy January and February. Down here on the Eastern Shore of Maryland we average about 200 fires a year. Hello to George Derr and Billie Massey.

Very nice site. Keep up the great work and stay safe!

website looks really good...i enjoy looking at the site. one of few websites that is kept updated. very well on the details too!! keep it up

GREAT JOB ON WEB SITE/BE SAFE AND KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK! SAW JIMMY MACS COMMENTS ON QUESTBOOK AND AGREE WITH HIM! JIMMY MAC WAS ONE OF MANY WHO HELPED ME WITH MY INVEST SKILLS I HAVE TODAY! ALSO I SAW DJ ON YOUR SITE SO HERE IS A SHOUT OUT TO HIM.HOPE YOUR DEPARTMENT HAS A GREAT HOLIDAY SEASON.

Great site guys. Just stopping by to say hi! I am a firefighter myself for 16 yrs. I also own a graphics business. I do vinyl decals, can koozies, etc. I have tons of firefighter graphics that i ship all over the country.

Keep up the good work guys.
-Brad

i just got to say you all are great guys keep up the great bravery and takeing care of your town and other towns some of you guys know who i am

Just wanted to say hi to everyone there. Life has taken many turns for me since my days in the Boro. I Pray our Lord keeps you all safe. Take Care.

Hey "Jimmy" are you in contact with any other former Junior Brigade members. I agree with you comments...Willingboro FD was the best. Glad you remained in service.