Thanks for the photo and video work on this for those of us not in the area anymore. It is sad to see the building gone. I knew when I lived there that the condition of the building and the amount of kindling throughout the building that it was only a matter of time. I have not been in that building since 1995, and am amazed it lasted this long considering conditions.
I would like to say that, as a former volunteer fireman for Howard and other places, that the hard work and dedication shown through long hours, sweat, and determination were truly put to the test I am sure and that the answer to the call to action is an example of what sense of community is all about. A true testament to the fine people of Howard. Great job to all involved. With a fire of that magnitude, the lack of injury and the saving of surrounding structures is a great example of the dedication and training of the fire department.
Thanks again for the information, photos and video, and the forum that places me back in Howard when I read the names and posts of those I have not seen for years.
Bill Reed
I would like to say that, as a former volunteer fireman for Howard and other places, that the hard work and dedication shown through long hours, sweat, and determination were truly put to the test I am sure and that the answer to the call to action is an example of what sense of community is all about. A true testament to the fine people of Howard. Great job to all involved. With a fire of that magnitude, the lack of injury and the saving of surrounding structures is a great example of the dedication and training of the fire department.
Thanks again for the information, photos and video, and the forum that places me back in Howard when I read the names and posts of those I have not seen for years.
Bill Reed