Stevens Fire Company

06/10/2026

MAYDAY — BROTHER AND FAMILY IN NEED

FROM Tall28guy

This is the Assistant Chief from the job I retired from and good friend of mine. I’m passing this on to get his family some relief in their time of need. This just happened this morning.

A member of the local fire service family is in need of our support. An Assistant Chief and Past Fire Chief of the Dunkirk Volunteer Fire Department recently lost everything in a devastating house fire in Huntingtown.

The fire service has always been built on neighbors helping neighbors, and we are asking our community and fellow first responders to come together during this difficult time.

Needed Clothing Donations
Adult Male
4XL Tall shirts
4XL Tall shorts
3XL pants

Adult Female
Large / XL shirts
Large or size 10/12 women's pants

Child (Male)
Large / XL shirts
Large pants

Child (Boy)
Kids Size 10 / Youth Large
Donation Drop-Off Locations

Donations may be dropped off at any of the following locations:

Solomons Volunteer Rescue Squad and Fire Department
Prince Frederick Volunteer Fire Department
Dunkirk Volunteer Fire Department
Additional Information

For additional information or questions regarding this clothing drive, please contact:

Anthony King
Phone: 240-320-3334

Your generosity and support will help a fellow firefighter and his family begin the difficult process of rebuilding after this tragic loss.

Please consider donating and helping one of our own. 🚒❤️

05/30/2026

LifeNet

05/25/2026

Remembering those who gave the ultimate sacrifice!

05/24/2026

Members Achievement Awards:
1 Year welcome to the Jungle
Tabby Heindel, Marci Barrage, Kayla Rusden & Courtney Davila
5 Year
Trish Halton, Connor Halton, Charlene Book & Jamie Wentzel
20 Year
Donald Wenger
30 Year
Eli Dissinger
40 Year
Paul Keller
60 Year
Joe Gehman

05/24/2026

2026 Members Appreciation Banquet

05/23/2026

Lifenet 8-1 departure

05/23/2026

Lifenet 8-1

05/14/2026

We are saddened to announce the passing of Karl, a cherished member of our community. Karl joined us during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and played an instrumental role in our ability to provide meals to those in need. His dedication and generosity continued until his final day, and for that, we are eternally grateful. He will be deeply missed.

Karl Creasy Jr., 82, of Denver, passed away Saturday, May 2, 2026, at Lebanon VA Medical Center.

He was born in Pottstown to the late Karl Creasy, Sr. and Jennie (Shultz) Creasy and was the husband of Brenda (Martin) Creasy, with whom he shared 31 years of marriage.

Karl earned his living in the car business, a profession from which he never truly retired. For most of his adult life, Karl found joy in weekends spent with family and friends in the Wellsboro mountains, where he found peace outdoors. In recent years, he found equal joy in the simple Lancaster County moments: good company, shared meals, and time with those he cherished.

However, Karl’s true passion was serving others, a calling deeply rooted in his faith. In 1961, at just 17 years old, he felt led to join the United States Navy, where he proudly served his country for nine years. He remained a loyal and grateful Veteran throughout his life. In his final weeks, he reflected on his service, saying, “At a point in my life, I wrote a blank check made payable to the United States of America for an amount ‘up to and including my life.’ To me, that is honor.”

Karl lived his life as a reflection of his beliefs, carrying a servant’s heart in all that he did. Following a senseless and heartbreaking tragedy that impacted his family in 2015, Karl co-founded the ministry “Dot to Dot,” with a mission to bring support, guidance, and direction to those that had little to none: offering hope, compassion, faith, and his most recognizable expression of care: food.

In a note found inside a book, Karl wrote, ‘Hopefully my life did mean something.’ Karl lived with honor, served with purpose, and loved with a giving heart - a legacy that leaves no doubt it did.

In addition to his wife, Karl is survived by many children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren.

Services will be private at the convenience of the family.

Arrangements by Stradling Funeral Homes, Inc., Akron/Ephrata. Online condolences can be given at stradlingfuneralhome.com.

02/04/2026

🚨🚨 Attention! 🚨🚨

It has been brought to our attention that our website, stevensfire .org, has been hacked. Please do not visit our website until further notice. Once the issue has been resolved and we have regained control, or created a new website, we will post an update. We apologize to anyone who may have opened our website.
Thank you for your understanding.