February 24, 2014

The Wyoming Fire Department is going say thank you to some long time volunteers.

An open house is planned for March 1st at the hall to recognize a number of firefighters who have retired.

Those being honoured are Clark Bain, 22 years of service, Adrian Tamminga, 17 years of service, Daryl Moore, 15 years, Dave General, 11 years of service, Bill Davidson, the former chief with 40 years of service, and Sam VanderKloet, with 22 years on the job.

Deputy Chief Ron Vanderburght says the community is welcome to come out and than the men who have given their time as firefighters from 1 to 4 pm.

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