With heavy hearts and deep sadness the Officers and Members of Brandywine Hundred Fire Company, No. 1 announce the passing of Board of Director, Christopher J. Bonsall, Sr. Chris passed away unexpectedly early this morning at the age of 35.

Chris joined Brandywine Hundred Fire Company on November 3, 1999 and was a Life-Time active member with (21) years of service. As a volunteer firefighter/emergency ... (Full Story & Photos)

It is with great sorrow that the Officers and Members of Brandywine Hundred Fire Company, No. 1 announce the passing of Honorary Member Thomas R. Stapleford who passed away on Sunday, May 24, 2020.

Tom joined Brandywine Hundred Fire Company on June 7, 1962 and was an Honorary and Life-Time active member with (58) years of service. During his tenure at Brandywine Hundred Fire Company Tom proudly ... (Full Story & Photos)

This evening just after 18:00 hrs. Brandywine Hundred Fire Company along with New Castle County Paramedics (4D), Trooper 4 and A-13 were dispatched to an MVC on Edgemoor Road, between Marsh Road and Brandywine Blvd. Rescue 11 (under the command of N. Tusio), Engine 11-5 (under the command of Deputy G. Day), 11-8A (Asst. A. Brown) and 11-8 (Chief Finocchiaro) responded and upon arrival 11-8A (A. ... (Full Story & Photos)

As we are all working through these challenging times, the acts of kindness that our community continues to bestow upon the volunteers of Brandywine Hundred Fire Company is truly a blessing and very much appreciated.

Today one of our own members, John Gauge received a donated bicycle from a gentlemen in our community named Chuck Purnell. Mr. Purnell would often see Firefighter Gauge running to the ... (Full Story & Photos)

The storms which brought high winds and drenching rains into the Nor-Del kept the volunteers and EMS staff busy with over (20) dispatched calls for the day. The calls included but were not limited to fire alarms, wires / trees down, and one call in particular happened to be dispatched to the home of one of our own.

The initial dispatch was a tree into a house with a subject trapped; crews realized ... (Full Story & Photos)