Member List

Charter Members

  • Ed Detrich *
  • John Doty Sr. *
  • John Doty Jr. *
  • George Eherts *
  • Gus Harsany, * 1st. Chief 64-65
  • Elwood Keelly, * Chief 67-69 - 79-81
  • Joe Klein, * Chief 71-76
  • Art Jahn *
  • Bill Powers, * Chief 65-66
  • Richard Parlow * 12/15
  • Paul Raush, * Past Chief 78-79
  • Edwin Seeley *
  • Melvin Starr, * Chief 69-71
  • Ralph Steinberg *
  • Harry Steinberg *

* Deceased Members

Members

  • Carl Amaditz, Past President
  • John Cassidy Sr.
  • John Cassidy Jr.
  • Danielle Cassidy
  • Jim Galligan, Past Commissioner, Past Fire District Treasure, Company President '14-16-22
  • Ron Geyson, Vice President & Treasurer, Forever
  • Dave Griffin
  • Adam Kaiser
  • Steve Kozachuck Sr., Past Commissioner
  • Kaytelyn Kozachuk
  • Gary Miller, Past Chief
  • Jim Petrowsky,
  • Todd Petrowsky, Past Chief
  • Zack Petrowsky, Chief
  • Jim Steinberg Sr., Past Chief 86-87, Past Commissioner
  • Art Salomon, Captain Fire Police, Past Commissioner, Past Treasure Fire District Past President
  • Bill Steinberg, 1st. Ast. Chief, Past President *

Life Members

  • Coming Soon

Honorary/Social

  • Coming Soon

Exempt Fireman

  • Richard Depuy, * Chief 83-84
  • Tom Eshelman, * Chief 82-83
  • Jim Steinberg Jr., Past Chief '02-'08, President '09
  • Wayne Price Sr., Past Chief 90-91, Past Commissioner
  • Father Ivan Czete, Chaplin
  • Chris Cavello, Past Commissioner
  • Father Ivan Czete, Chaplin
  • Allan Devlin, Secretary

* Deceased Members

In Memory of Past Members

The Forestburgh Fire Company honors the members who have served our department and community with dedication and pride. These individuals gave their time, energy, and commitment to protecting their neighbors and helping others in times of need. Their contributions helped build the strong foundation of service and volunteerism that continues within the department today. We remember and honor those members who have passed away, recognizing their service and the lasting impact they made on the Forestburgh Fire Company and the community we serve. Their legacy lives on through the continued dedication of the volunteers who follow in their footsteps.


 “Gone, but never forgotten.”