Letter: A successful firework show on the Fourth, thanks to the pyro crew
Williams Volunteer Fire Department pyro crew spent three days setting up for the firework display July 4. From left: Head Pyro Justin Sandoval, Jose Mendoza, Caleb Burlington, Brooklyn Maebe, Cameron Maebe, Jeff Dent, John Learn, Don Mackay and Steve Vanesian.
I want to thank the incredible pyro team for all their help for the Fourth of July firework show.
This display took a full three days to complete; from sorting shells, marking them, setting up racks, wiring of all shells and arranging them to the appropriate location and position for precise timing to give you a great show. This could not have been done without this great team.
Thank you to Albert Rincon, Brooklyn Maebe, Cameron Maebe, Jace Maebe, Caleb Burlington, Chase Pearson, Don Mackay, Jeff Dent, John Learn, Jose Mendoza, Loretta McKenney, Jason Moore and Steve Vanesian. A special thank you to the Forest Service who also helped with the show, you guys are amazing.
Justin Sandoval,
Head Pryo, Williams Fire Department
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