New Holland Ambulance appreciation banquet

 
By Member Darrell Fisher
April 25, 2012
 

Each year, New Holland Ambulance holds an appreciation banquet to honor those that give of there own time to serve our community. Throughout the evening, awards, door prizes and recognition are given to members who have given many dedicated years of service. Awards are also given that honor members who have Pre-Hospital Cardiac Arrest Saves within the prior year.

New Holland Ambulance is proud of the medical care and community service we provide each and every minute of every day to our neighbors. This is possible because of the men and women who volunteer their time to go back to school and become certified Emergency Technicians. Each year these men and women train hard to become the best EMS providers they can be.

Thank you, to ALL our members for doing what you do.
 
President Trina Eby opening the evening, and welcoming our guests
President Trina Eby opening the evening, and welcoming our guests
President Trina Eby and Chief of personnel Cindy Parmer acknowledging our members for their calls ran in 2011
President Trina Eby and Chief of personnel Cindy Parmer acknowledging our members for their calls ran in 2011
 
President Trina Eby and Chief Darrell Fisher presenting Dave Nolt with his Distinguished Service Medal.
President Trina Eby and Chief Darrell Fisher presenting Dave Nolt with his Distinguished Service Medal.
Galen Fisher received his 5 years of service award
Galen Fisher received his 5 years of service award
 
karin Stoltzfus received her 5 years of service award
karin Stoltzfus received her 5 years of service award
Gary Sensenig received his 5 years of service award
Gary Sensenig received his 5 years of service award
 
Jenn Porsche received her 10 years of active service
Jenn Porsche received her 10 years of active service
Lynn Martin received his 10 years of service award
Lynn Martin received his 10 years of service award
 
On July 3rd, 2011 while on an Ambulance Station Standby at Honey Brooke Fire Company in Chester County, Ambulance 3-7-1 and Chester Medic 93 was dispatched to 3125 Horseshoe Pike in Honey Brooke Township to the Maple Inn for a Cardiac Arrest. Thru quick and decisive actions the patient regained pulses and was later discharged from Brandywine Hospital a couple days later with no deficits. Awarded for their actions on this incident: Darrell Fisher and Dennis Gaul
On July 3rd, 2011 while on an Ambulance Station Standby at Honey Brooke Fire Company in Chester County, Ambulance 3-7-1 and Chester Medic 93 was dispatched to 3125 Horseshoe Pike in Honey Brooke Township to the Maple Inn for a Cardiac Arrest. Thru quick and decisive actions the patient regained pulses and was later discharged from Brandywine Hospital a couple days later with no deficits. Awarded for their actions on this incident: Darrell Fisher and Dennis Gaul
In 1972 this member answered a simple but life changing ad in the local Pennysaver. The ad was simple and to the point, New Holland Ambulance Association was looking for individuals in the community to help volunteer on the Ambulance. This little ad would forever change the face of New Holland Ambulance. This member later went on to take one of the first EMT classes in Lancaster County at East Petersburg Fire Company and has maintained an active EMT certification for the past 40 years this year. Just a few of this Providers Achievements was on August 6th 2004 this individual received the Pennsylvania Emergency Medical Technician of the Year award, in recognition for the development and growth of prehospital emergency medical care in Pennsylvania. The provider has also held within the Association the Past Vice President of Operations and also the Past President of the Association. This past year the Provider put in more than 1200 hours on call, and ran 113 calls for service. The description of the Medal is as follows, The Distinguished Service Medal is awarded to the EMS Provider for their distinguished contributions either thru Operational or Administrative facets that significantly benefited the Association, Community, an EMS profession thru longevity of exceptional service. The Medal may only be awarded once in the EMS Providers Career and is the highest Medal Awarded by the New Holland Ambulance Association. It is with Great Honor, to present Dave Nolt with the Distinguished Service Medal.
In 1972 this member answered a simple but life changing ad in the local Pennysaver. The ad was simple and to the point, New Holland Ambulance Association was looking for individuals in the community to help volunteer on the Ambulance. This little ad would forever change the face of New Holland Ambulance. This member later went on to take one of the first EMT classes in Lancaster County at East Petersburg Fire Company and has maintained an active EMT certification for the past 40 years this year. Just a few of this Providers Achievements was on August 6th 2004 this individual received the Pennsylvania Emergency Medical Technician of the Year award, in recognition for the development and growth of prehospital emergency medical care in Pennsylvania. The provider has also held within the Association the Past Vice President of Operations and also the Past President of the Association. This past year the Provider put in more than 1200 hours on call, and ran 113 calls for service. The description of the Medal is as follows, The Distinguished Service Medal is awarded to the EMS Provider for their distinguished contributions either thru Operational or Administrative facets that significantly benefited the Association, Community, an EMS profession thru longevity of exceptional service. The Medal may only be awarded once in the EMS Providers Career and is the highest Medal Awarded by the New Holland Ambulance Association. It is with Great Honor, to present Dave Nolt with the Distinguished Service Medal.