HVFD appreciates support of pro wrestling event
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| A large crowd attended the NWA Fusion professional wrestling matches Saturday at Middlesex High School. The annual event was sponsored by the Hartfield Volunteer Fire Department and featured several of the top NWA wrestlers. Above, Sean Denny (top) and Preston Quinn battle in a match that Denny, the favorite, won handily. (Photo by Larry Chowning) |
The Hartfield Volunteer Fire Department (HVFD) extends a gracious thank-you to all of the families that came out to support us at our annual NWA Fusion Championship Wrestling event on Saturday, February 26, at Middlesex High School. The fans that attend this action-packed family event are who make it so successful year after year.
We would also like to thank our sponsors for their kind generosity: Mill End Carpet Shop, The Computer Wizard, M&M Building Supply, Church View Septic Service, Hartfield EVB, Medicine Shoppe, Delaware Corporation, Middlesex Metals, Air Care Inc., Thrift Oil, Revere Gas, Hurd’s Hardware, Jim Miller Construction, Bypass Auto and Dano’s Pizza. We appreciate your dedication to our community. For more information about these businesses, please visit the Hartfield Volunteer Fire Department’s website.
A special thank-you goes out to Judy Kidd for her continued support and hard work in helping to make this event possible; to Callie Hope and Jamie Revere for their kind donation and hard work; to the Middlesex County Sheriff’s Office and the Middlesex County Volunteer Rescue Squad of Deltaville for providing their assistance; to Middlesex County Schools for allowing us to host this event in the John S. Clements Memorial Gymnasium; and to the Southside Sentinel and Two Rivers Communications (WIGO and BAYFM) for helping us communicate information to our supporters about this fundraiser. With your help, this event gets better every year.
The generous community support we have received during this fundraiser is what helps us to continue our dedication to protecting and serving our community and all surrounding areas.
