Welcome to Long Branch FMBA Local 68

To proudly serve the public with integrity, protecting life, property and the environment through prevention, education and response, with a professional and dedicated workforce.

Remembering those we have lost!

Uniformed Firefighters Division
City of Long Branch Fire Department

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~Roll call of Firefighters who have served~

Firefighter Frederick Clayton	Badge #100	1914-1959
Firefighter Louis Wiley	Badge #101	1915-1935
Firefighter Albert Longstreet	Badge #102	1915-1935
Firefighter John Bowman	Badge #103	1918-1942
Firefighter Harry Finn	Badge #104	1918-1938
Firefighter Frederick Wardell	Badge #105	1918-1955
Firefighter Thomas McGlennon Sr	Badge #106	1925-1965
Firefighter Edward Clayton	Badge #107	1927-1957
Firefighter Douglas Garriel	Badge #108	1928-1953
Firefighter Elvin VanDyke	Badge #109	1935-1965
Firefighter James Barham	Badge #110	1935-1952
Firefighter Earl Joline	Badge #111	1936-1965
Firefighter John Fay	Badge #112	1938-1955
Firefighter Robert Penn	Badge #113	1938-1960
Firefighter Robert Pierce	Badge #114	1942-1961
Firefighter William Casler	Badge #115	1943-1968
Firefighter Frank Anastasia	Badge #116	1945-1964
Firefighter Robert Nudd	Badge #117	1946-1978
Firefighter John Schibell	Badge #118	1947-1966
Firefighter George Hyndsman	Badge #119	1949-1978
Firefighter George Williams	Badge #120	1950-1980
Firefighter Thomas Loftus	Badge #121	1953-1975
Firefighter Steve McGill	Badge #122	1953-1978
Firefighter Stanley Green Sr	Badge #124	1956-1981
Lieutenant Thomas McGlennon Jr	Badge #127	1959-1988
Lieutenant Harold Metzler	Badge #126	1959-1988
Lieutenant John Rowell	Badge #130	1965-1989
Firefighter Jerome Stamberger	Badge #146	1987-1995
Captain John Juska	Badge #132	1969-1996

OTHER MEMBERS

• Myron Barbour, Fire Marshal (Division Commander): 1947-1952

• Walter McGinnis, Fire Alarm Superintendent: 1947-1954

Firefighter Finn was injured in the line of duty in 1938 and retired on an accidental disability.  This was upgraded to a line of duty death when years later the injuries caused his death.
Firefighter Pierce died in the line of duty at the Hollywood Hotel fire in 1961.
Firefighter Loftus died while on active duty in 1975.
Lieutenant John Rowell died while on active duty in 1989
Firefighter Stamberger died while on active duty in 1995.