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January	146

2012 Total	146
2011 Total	2119
2010 Total	2213
2009 Total	2192
2008 Total	2162
2007 Total	1882
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Passing of Maryland State Firemen's Association Past President

(2001-2002) Charles "Jenks" Mattingly

Monday January 16, 2012

Charles Jenkins Mattingly III

(August 7, 1943 – January 16, 2012)

The members of the Leonardtown Volunteer Rescue Squad would like to express their sadness as they morn the passing of Charles “Jenks” Mattingly. Jenks was a past president of the Maryland State Fireman’s Association, a Past Chief, Past President and the current Chaplin of the Hollywood Volunteer Fire Department. He also was a member of the Hollywood Optimist Club and Knights of Columbus and a retired firefighter from the Patuxent River Naval Air station. He will be missed by many in the Fire/EMS community.

MVA with Heavy Entrapment on Budds Creek Road

On Wednesday Jan 11 units from Co19, Co1, Co79 were alerted to 22211 BUDDS CREEK RD for a motor vehicle accident. Police notified fireboard that there were 2 vehicles involved head on with heavy entrapment. This alerted the medic unit as well as Squad 7. Ambulance 199 was the first arriving ambulance along with Ambulance 798. Ambulance 196 responded a few moments later and assisted crews from A199 and A798 with patient packaging. A199 and Amb 798 transported 1 patient each priority 2 to SMH. The helo was requested however to do adverse weather conditions advised to transport to SMH. ... (Full Story)

Installation of Officers

For the Leonardtown Volunteer Rescue Squad's first drill of the New Year we installed our Executive and Operational officers for 2012. However, before that was done we had another special occassion that we had to take care of.

We recognized Tony Crager for his 20 years of service with LVRS and he was inducted into Lifetime Membership. Tony will not be able to join us at our Installation of Officers Banquet so we wanted to take the time to recognize his achievement. He was presented with his Lifetime Jacket. Congratulations Tony.

2012 Executive Officers are:

President: ... (Full Story)

Morning MVA sends 3 to SMH

Units from Co19, Co1, Co79 were alerted at 07:08 12/26/2011 for a motor vehicle accident involving what was reported as a 3 car accident. Squad 1 arrived on the scene followed by Chief 19A.

There were 2 vehicles involved in a T-Bone style accident with 3 patients needing to be seen and possiblly transported. Ambulance 199 arrived on the scene along with E11 and Ambulance 796. Ambulance 199 transported 2 patients priority 3 and Ambulance 796 transported one patient priority 3 to SMH.

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Cancer Awareness Quilt

In our November business meeting the Leonardtown Volunteer Rescue Squad received a beautiful handmade quilt. The quilt was made by Donna Bowles. Donna is the mother/mother-in-law to LVRS members Lisa and Charlie Cooksey. Donna wanted to show her appreciation and give back to the squad. Each colored ribbon on the quilt represents the different types of cancer awareness.

PINK - BREAST YELLOW - BLADDER RED - AIDS, HEART PURPLE - PANCREATIC BLUE - PROSTATE TEAL - OVARIAN GREEN - LYMPHOMA ORANGE - KIDNEY BLACK - MELANOMA BROWN - COLON GRAY - BRAIN GOLD - CHILDHOOD CANCER

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MVA Involving Loaded School Bus

On 11/22/2011 at 2124 hours Co2, Co29, Co1, Co19, Co59, Co79, and ALS were alerted to 26090 BUDDS CREEK RD for a reported three vehicle motor vehicle collision involving a loaded school bus.

Ch2 arrived on the scene at 2130 and advised 2 vehicles on roadway and a loaded school bus in the woods. Co19 responded with Ambulance 196, 197 and 199 shortly after being dispatched. Once we arrived on the scene we were advised to bring our crews up and our patients would be brought to us.

Ambulance 196 transported 1 patient priority 2, Ambulance 197 transported 3 patients priority 3 and Ambulance 199 transported 2 patients priority 3 ... (Full Story)

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