Events & Activities - Minoa Parade - June 5, 2004

Senator Hoffmann was given a place of honor in the antique fire engine in the parade at the Minoa Fire Department Annual Field Days. The members of the department offered her a ride in their antique Mack fire engine. Line up was at the East Syracuse-Minoa Elementary School and proceeded to Lewis Park. Awaiting the start of the parade are l-r: Chuck Stall, Maxine Pollard, Steve Skrula, Dan Smith, Clark Krafft, Senator Hoffmann and deputy Mayor Bill Brazill. Minoa Fire Chief Pat Flannery is behind the color guard. Senator Hoffmann and her driver Clark Krafft are awaiting the siren to start the parade. Logo on Minoa's Antique Engine. Senator Hoffmann waved proudly from the cab of the 1953 Open Cab Mack Engine 1. At the entrance to Lewis Park the Minoa color guard stands at attention and salutes the incoming units and their colors. Members from North Chittenango Fire Department stop and talk with Senator Hoffmann. l-r: Fred Sealey, Senator Hoffmann, Julie Flynn and Chief Flynn. Floyd Moth is an active charter member of the North Chittenango Fire Department. He is currently the Fire Police Captain and Vice President of the Madison County Fire Police Association. In the past he has served as a Deputy Chief. The department formed in 1948. Return to Events Listing