After 65 years with the Kentville Volunteer Fire Department in Kentville, N.S., Clem Fairclough is retiring. His lengthy career has established him as the longest-serving firefighter in the department’s history.
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Clem Fairclough Retiring firefighter Clem Fairclough, 85, is pictured in uniform. (Courtesy of the Kentville Volunteer Fire Department)
Clem Fairclough Clem Fairclough is pictured on the right in this undated photo. (Courtesy of the Kentville Volunteer Fire Department)
Clem Fairclough Clem Fairclough is pictured on the left responding to a call. (Courtesy of Brian Taylor)
Clem Fairclough Clem Fairclough is pictured in 1968. (Courtesy of the Kentville Volunteer Fire Department)
Clem Fairclough Clem Fairclough pictured on the right next to firefighting colleagues. (Courtesy of the Kentville Volunteer Fire Department)
1935 Chevrolet pumper, antique fire truck The Kentville Volunteer Fire Department's antique 1935 fire truck is pictured. (Courtesy of the Kentville Volunteer Fire Department)
Clem Fairclough Clem Fairclough is pictured with fire crews. (Courtesy of Brian Taylor)
Clem Fairclough Clem Fairclough is pictured at work for the Kentville Volunteer Fire Department. (Courtesy of the Kentville Volunteer Fire Department)
Clem Fairclough Clem Fairclough is pictured in 1988. (Courtesy of the Kentville Volunteer Fire Department)
Clem Fairclough Clem Fairclough is pictured in uniform in front of a fire truck. (Courtesy of the Kentville Volunteer Fire Department)
Clem Fairclough Clem Fairclough is pictured responding to a call. (Courtesy of Brian Taylor)
