The Middlesex County Volunteer Rescue Squad (MCVRS) and its auxiliary installed the groups’ 2024-2025 officers during their July 25 annual banquet at the MCVRS building in Deltaville. Peninsulas EMS Council Executive Director Michael Player performed the installations.
Middlesex County Volunteer Rescue Squad newly installed 2024-2025 officers include, front, from left, First Lieutenant Ellen Vest, Engineer Wayne Bailey, President Lynn White, Vice President Caleb Mason, Director Jack Hurd; and back, same order, Treasurer Leslie Krom, Secretary Terry Hess, Captain Ole Albert and Legal Advisor Albert Brooks. Second Lieutenant Angie Zabel, Medical Advisor Sterling Ransone and Director Brad Norris were unavailable for the photo. (Photo by Don Richeson)Middlesex County Volunteer Rescue Squad Auxiliary newly installed 2024-2025 officers include, from left, Secretary Marietta McLawhorn, Chaplain Patricia Watson, President Darlene Revere, Treasurer Barbara Shore and Public Relations Rep Linda Dobbins. Vice President June Williams was unavailable for the photo. (Photo by Don Richeson)Displaying a $50,000 Middlesex County Volunteer Rescue Squad Auxiliary donation check to the squad are, from left, Barbara Shore, Lynn White, Leslie Krom and Darlene Revere. (Photo by Don Richeson)
Both groups need more volunteers. The squad needs folks to go on ambulance calls and will provide free training. Info: 804-505-0602
The auxiliary needs volunteers to help at its thrift store and with its other projects. Both men and women can now serve in the auxiliary. Info: 804-815-9507
