MANCHESTER, ME — AUGUST 15 — The Manchester Fire Association honored David Worthing and David Dodge as the first two Lifetime Members during a special ceremony at the Manchester Fire Department.This recognition was given for their many years of service, active participation, and contributions to the Manchester Fire Department, the association, and the local community.

Worthing and Dodge were acknowledged for the time and effort they have dedicated to the department and its members.

Their service exemplifies the long-term commitment that helps volunteer and combination fire departments maintain their equipment, support their firefighters, and stay connected to the communities they serve.

The Manchester Fire Association and Auxiliary is registered as a nonprofit organization in Maine records, highlighting its important role in supporting the local fire service.

The Manchester Fire Department operates from 37 Readfield Road and provides emergency services through a volunteer-based response system.

The Lifetime Member status officially acknowledges Worthing and Dodge for their significant contributions and marks them as the first individuals to receive the association's highest membership honor.