Gamber Visits Greater Baltimore Temple
 
By Treasurer Clay Myers
December 16, 2014
 

On Sunday, December 14, 2014, members of the Gamber & Community Fire Co. attended a Sunday school program at The Greater Baltimore Hindu-Jain Temple in Finksburg.

Veterans, police officers, and firefighters were honored by members of the Temple. A prayer for honorees and families was offered. They also blessed some fruit and gave it to the honorees as a token of their appreciation.

Fire company personnel had a question and answer session afterwards. They looked at and examined our equipment and gear. They were very appreciative, polite, and thankful.

We provided some fire prevention and safety information including coloring books and crayons for the children. We also explained the "Supra Box" program and provided information on how to purchase and use the Supra Box. They were very receptive.

We also got an EMS first responder call while we were there. We went on the call and then came back afterwards. They had a lot of questions about what we did. This was a great PR and educational event.
 
Members of the Temple listen to Firefighter Bethany Mangle as she explains her role on the engine company.
Members of the Temple listen to Firefighter Bethany Mangle as she explains her role on the engine company.
Lt. Matt Madiary, FF Bethany Mangle, and FF Pat Livesay
Lt. Matt Madiary, FF Bethany Mangle, and FF Pat Livesay
 
Assistant Chief Tim Brown assists young members of the Temple as they explore the fire engine.
Assistant Chief Tim Brown assists young members of the Temple as they explore the fire engine.
Members of the Temple after looking over the fire engine.
Members of the Temple after looking over the fire engine.
 
Assistant Chief Tim Brown, Bethany Mangle, Lt. Matt Madiary
Assistant Chief Tim Brown, Bethany Mangle, Lt. Matt Madiary
Special guests and honorees at the Temple.
Special guests and honorees at the Temple.