Standing: Leonard Pike, Mike Cassady, Dan Eydt, Neal Simmons, Stuart Carroll, Ricky Brown, Les Blackford, Patrick Bowles and Phillip Cyree.
Sitting: Beverly Carroll, Doris Pike, Jennifer Simmons, Polly Brown, Lynn Taylor, Linda Forrester and Michelle Jackson.
Not Pictured: David Spy, Eric Francisco, Ashley Francisco, Raymond Jeter, Eric Reed and DeAnna Reed.
This week is Tennessee Rescue Squads Week and the Tennessee Association of Rescue Squads encourage all citizens to join them in this worthy observance.
The members of the 105 squads of the Tennessee Association of Rescue Squads, including Coffee County tirelessly give of their time and energy in humanitarian efforts and make themselves available every hour of the day, every day of the year to help save lives.
The Tennessee Association of Rescue Squads is concerned with accident prevention and works to promote research which will serve to advance techniques of rescue squads and lifesaving work throughout our state.
The Coffee County Rescue Squad is celebrating 52 years as a volunteer service. They have a total number of combined years of service of 289 years. The Coffee County Rescue Squad is always looking for dedicated volunteers. If you are interested they meet the third Tuesday of every month at 7pm. The rescue squad is located at 2270 Murfreesboro Highway in Manchester. You can give them a call at 931-728-1785.
