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NEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF FII~E CHIEFS In five New England communities: Southbridge and Chelsea, Mass., Keene, N. H., Brattleboro, Vt., and Putnam, Conn., where American Optical Company has plants, and in 24 other New England cities where there are AO branches, American Optical Company knows its interests are protected by efficient fire-fighting t?orces. For the sense ot? security this provides, American Optical Company thanks the members ot? the New England Association ot? Fire Chiefs. HOWARD JOHNSON’S OPEN DAILY mTHE YEAR ROUND We Specialize in Serving PRIVATE DINNER PARTIES and BANQUETS Featuring REGULAR FULL COURSE MEALS - LIGHT LUNCHES Serving Our Famous Ice Cream in 28 Flavors Open Daily 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. PORTLAND ROAD Dia! 4-7671 3O AUBURN
BE IT RESOLVED: That we extend to their families and to the communities that they served so efficiently and loyally, our deepest sympathy on their loss, and ~ BE IT RESOLVED: That the memories of their sacrifice and service will always inspire those who follow them. May that peace which passeth all hu’.man understandin,g remain with our departed loved ones f, cr evermore. PR~.SlD~.NT MOLLOY: We will now have the Memorial Address by the Reverend Frank E. Dunn of Springfield, Massachusetts. REVEREND FRANK E. ])UNN: IN MEMORY--A Memorial Ad’dress to the Fire Chiefs of New England in Conference at Pc.rtsmouth, New Hampshirel June 22, 19f3. It was the an.cient writer, Horace, who, speaking out of the wisdom ,Q.f the past, gave us a thought for this Memorial Exercise today, when in Carmina, he said: "I have reared a Memorial more enduring than brass, and loftier than the regal structures of the pyr-arr~ds, which neither the corroding shower nor the p,owerless n, orth wind can destroy; no, not even unending years, nor the flight of " time itself." For, indeed, on such occasions as this, we are not only calling to m~nd our fellow colleagues, the great public servants whose lives have come to an end; we are seekin.g by appropriate recognition in our memories, yes, in our-hearts, to evaluate the service of their lives in those commur.,ities in which they provided leadership of great distinctfcn. ~And it is well for us to retrace in thought and in memory the faces, of those we shall no longer see, the spirits of friends who have ascended the universal pea.ks of spirituality whe[e the limitations of this life are no longer in evidence, and where new challenges for the advancement of pers.cnality are present. We are contemplating no sad office today. It is true that friends have gone, that old colleagues are no more seen in, familiar places. But they have merely taken an earlier train to a distant land. We shall be joined again some day with them. But their work is done. Whatever tasks obsessed them, these are cver. The problems of materiality are behind. No .one can gainsay the value of their service to the community. The very nature of your occupation demands that such a service be primary, be constant, and continuously available. And the ramifihations of that service are many. I recall the story from my own community of a family whose house was burned to the ground on a Christmas eve. ,Christmas day would have indeed been bleak, had it not been for a speciat committee of the depa_rtment .c.petating un,der sincere leadership which provided food, clothing, money and other necessaries and thus stemmed the tide of despair that was .beginning to engulf this family. The stories of personal and professional service offered by your friends whose memory we honor today are .verified by the experiences of your own lives. For such great contribution to the living of their respective communities and the lives of many of its citizens, we can be truly thankful. ~ 31
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