Lynbrook Mayor Bill Hendrick attended the block party.
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John Miller and Sharron McCarthy enjoy the band at the Lynbrook Fire Department’s Wounded Warrior Block Party
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Ex-Fire Chief Steve Grogan, left, President of the Lynbrook Chamber of Commerce Bill Gaylor, and Ex-Chief of Lynbrook Fire Department Kevin Bein at the block party/fundraiser.
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Residents, firefighters and military personnel enjoyed the Wounded Warrior fundraiser last weekend.
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The Lynbrook Fire Department hosted a fundraiser for the Nassau County Firefighters Operation Wounded Warrior last Saturday, on Earle Avenue in front of the Rescue Hook, Ladder & Bucket Co. No. 1.
Profits from this “End of Summer Block Party and Salute to our Heroes,” as well as other events sponsored by Nassau County firefighters, will be used to purchase Christmas and Holiday gifts for wounded warriors in Bethesda/Walter Reed Hospital, Fort Bragg, and Camp Lejuene, NC. If you couldn’t attend but would like to make a donation, send to NCFF-OWW, c/o Lynbrook Village Hall, or to NCFF-OWW, 120 Covert Avenue, Stewart Manor, NY 11530.
