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 Tally-Ho.
Chemical Engine Company was formed as an independent fire company in
1911. Tally-Ho originally served the western part of what is now
Lynbrook and eastern Valley Stream,, and was a member company of the
United Fire Department, with other member companies from Norwood
(Malverne) and Munson (Franklin Square).
In 1922 the area Tally-Ho is located was
annexed by the Inc. Village of Lynbrook, and Tally-Ho was forced by law
to become part of the Lynbrook Fire Department. The company was split
between Lynbrook and Valley Stream members, and Engine 2 of the Valley
Stream Fire Department was founded on October 22nd, 1922. It was
determined that the Lynbrook members would keep the firehouse and name,
while the Valley Stream members would take the truck. an 1922 GMC thus
becoming Valley Stream's second engine company.
Tally Ho's quarters on Horton Avenue are
owned and maintained by their membership.
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2011-2012
1st Assistant Chief Anthony "Zemo" Decarlo
Captain Dom Gerardi Sr.
1st Lt. Kyles Overs
2nd Lt. Brian Grogan
Wardens
Jim Deliver
Bill McLaughlin
Recording Secretary - Bill Goff
Corresponding Secretary - Bill Hall
Financial Secretary - Bill Dauscher
Treasurer - John Overs
Sgt. at Arms - Connor Buckley
Trustees
John Slattery
Joe Lucchese
Paul Dantona |
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Tally-
Ho is celebrating it's 100th anniversary
this year, 2012. We are looking
for anyone who ever was a member as well as
all current members to join us.
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Saturday night March 24th, 2012
at 7:00 PM we wil be hosting a
"Company Re-union Meeting" at the
firehouse to commemorate the actual date
of the 100th!! A "coalation" will
follow.
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Sunday, March 25th, 2012,
the company will host an "Open House" at
Tally-Ho beginning at 11:00 AM.
 All
the department's companies will be invited
as well as our sister company Engine 2
V.S.F.D., along with our friends in the
battalion, Woodmere, Hewlett and Inwood
too!!
For further information, check our page on
"Facebook" entitled Tally Ho Anniversary. To
contact the committee direct with any
questions, contact us at
TallyHo423@Verizon.net
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We look
forward to hearing and seeing as many of our
friends,
both past and present during this weekend!!
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 Tally-Ho History Page -
Click here
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Read about Lynbrook Fire
Department's first line of duty death of a fire fighter
in 1932 -
Click here.
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2nd Lieutenant F. J. Schnorr
Remembered -
Click here
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The
officers and members of Tally-Ho Engine Co. 3
remember
