Becky Owen  10 Years

1941  B.J. Flynn*
1951  Kenneth Flynn*
1952  Raymond Sharp*
1953  Robert Moulton
1954  Reg Jones*
1955  Robert Potter*
1956  Robert Nowak*
1957  John Pardee
1958  Charles Crowell*
1959  Charles Eastwood
1960  Stanley L. Costick*
1961  Stanley L. Costick*
1962  George Kesel*
1963  Lynn Jacobson*
1964  Robert Jacobson
1965  Gene Bowman
1966  Joseph Henderson
1967  Jack Murphy
1968  Leslie Eastwood
1969  Edward Layton
1970  David Kesel
1971  Charles Abulencia
1972  Edward Lottermoser
1973  Howard Mclaughlin
1974  George Wilkins
1975  Robert Kocher

Welcome………………………………………………..…...…….....Richard Weslowski

                                                                                Master of Ceremonies

Guest Speaker......................................Assemblyman Albert Stirpe Jr. (poolside 6:30pm)

Invocation……………………….…..…………………………………….……David Kesel

Introduction of Guests…….….……..……….....……….....................Richard Weslowski

Installation of Chief…………...……....……..…………………Past Chief Loomis Pardee

Installation of Line Officers …...……...…….……………………....Chief Richard Carvel

Installation of President.......................................................Past Chief Charles Eastwood

Installation of Executive Officers……...…….…..…………………President Jon Barrett

Installation of Auxiliary Officers………....…...…………………… Chief Richard Carvel

Presentation of Awards and Remarks…….….............................…...Chief and President

Year Pins………….....…..........President Jon Barrett and Past Chief Charles Eastwood

Benediction……………...……………………………………………………..David Kesel

Neighboring Departments

Bridgeport…….………………………...………..........…Jim Ostrowski, Assistant Chief

Brewerton..……………..……………….....….…….……….............Michael Stassi, Chief

Clay…….. ………………………….….....………...…...........….Ken Stach, Deputy Chief

Mattydale…………………….………....……....….….Michael Gunther,Assistant Chief

South Bay……………………………...……….…………..John Pertgen,Assistant Chief
North Syracuse………………………...……..………....……....Tim Ellis,Assistant Chief

Onondaga County Legislator......................................................................William Meyer

Onondaga County 911 Center………….……....……………………….…....Carl Loerzel

Cicero Town Counselor………………....……...……………….……...…...Vern Conway

Cicero Police Chief ….…………………….......….…………………………..Joseph Snell

Cicero Fire District Secretary…………….…...…...…………………….….Frank Delucia

ESIP Insurance ………………………….…….....…………….…...………Michael White

Jerome Fire Equipment….……………….……....……………Douglas (Smokey) Horton

Thank you,

To the Brewerton and Clay Fire Departments for protecting our fire district  during the installation banquet

Banquet Committee

A Firefighter’s Gloves

A Firefighter’s Gloves hold many things; from elderly arms to a kids broken swing;

From the hands they shake and the backs they pat; to the tiny claw marks of another treed cat.

At 2:00 a.m. they are filled with the chrome; from the DWI who was on his way home.

And the equipment they use to roll back the dash; from a family of 6 he involved in the crash.

They hold inch and three quarters flowing i75; so the ones going in, come back our alive.

When the regulator goes; and there isn’t much, but the bypass valve they eagerly clutch

The equipment, the ropes, the oxygen and C-collars; the lives that they save never measured in dollars,

Are the obvious things a firefighters gloves hold; or, so that is what I’ve always been told.

But there are other things Firefighters Gloves touch; those are the things we all need so much,

They hold back the rage on that 3:00 a.m. call; they hold in the fear when your lost in a hall.

They hold back the pity, agony, sorrow; they hold in the desire to “Do it tomorrow”.

A glove is a just a glove till it’s on firefighters; who work all day long just to pull an all-nighter;

And into the fire they charge without fear; at the sound of a “Help” they think that they hear.

When firefighters hands go into the glove; it’s a firefighter who always fill it with love,

Sometimes the sorrow is too much to bear; and it seeps in the glove and burns deep “in there.”

Off comes the gloves when the call is done; and into the pocket until the next run,

And though some are paid and others are not; the gloves feel the same when its cold or its hot.

To someone you’re helping to just get along; when you fill them with love, you always feel strong.

And so when I go on my final big ride; I hope to have my gloves close by my side,

Because like a fellow comrade, through thick and thin; my glove have always been with me until the end.