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| Ex-Chief Albert S. Knaub, 90 |
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By RON JEFFERS
New Jersey Editor |
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Story Number
070918106 |
Disclaimer:
This article is a direct street report from our correspondent and has not been edited by the
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| Posted on 7/9/2018 |
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| By RON JEFFERS |
| Ex-Chief Albert Knaub speaks to assembled guests at the 2014 Independence Day Inspection Ceremony. |
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| By RON JEFFERS |
| Turnout gear was placed in ex-Chief Albert Knaub's usual position during the FDRP's July 4th Inspection and Awards Ceremony. |
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At the Ridgefield Park Fire Department's annual Independence Day inspection and awards ceremony, ex-Chief Albert S. Knaub, 90, was to received an award for 65-years of service to the Department. Ex-Chief Knaub passed away several days before that special day.
Chief Knaub was a US Navy veteran that served his county during World War II. He was a retired businessman and co-founder of the Ridgefield Park Lions. He was also a member of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars, American Legion, Rotary, Elks and Knights of Columbus.
During the Independence Day ceremony, Fire Department chief officers presented Knaub's wife of 71-years, Johanna, with his award, as family members stood at her side.
When members of Engine Co. 4 lined up next to their apparatus for the inspection, they placed turnout gear in the spot where their veteran member usually stood. During the parade that followed, a banner was placed on the side of the rig honoring his memory.
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