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Swearing in Lynbrook Juniors a family affair

Posted Thursday, May 22, 2014 1:05 pm

Chief Edward Hynes swore in, from right, Junior Captain Sean Hynes, First Lieutenant Brendan O’Reilly, Second Lieutenant Kevin O’Reilly, Secretary Colleen Germain, Treasurer Meaghan Hynes and Sergeant at Arms Nicole Bien.

Chief Edward Hynes swore in, from right, Junior Captain Sean Hynes, First Lieutenant Brendan O’Reilly, Second Lieutenant Kevin O’Reilly, Secretary Colleen Germain, Treasurer Meaghan Hynes and Sergeant at Arms Nicole Bien.

Courtesy Brian Grogan

Hynes congratulated his son, Sean, after he was sworn in as Junior Captain.

Hynes congratulated his son, Sean, after he was sworn in as Junior Captain.

Courtesy Brian Grogan

Outgoing Lynbrook Fire Chief Edward Hynes recently swore in the officers of the Lynbrook Junior Fire Department for the coming year.

Hynes also had the privilege of swearing in his son, Sean, as the Junior’s captain.

The Lynbrook Junior Fire Department is celebrating its 35 anniversary this year.

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