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RFC Pays Tribute to Past Malvern EMS Chief Nicholas Campbell

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By Newsdesk
September 7, 2013

Deputy Chief Joe Maguire, Engineer James Hemwall, Firefighter Joe Farrant and EMT Ginny Maguire responded to Malvern Fire Company to help honor former Malvern EMS Chief, Nicholas Campbell. Radnor, along with the Newtown Square Fire Company, formed a memorial arch in front of the Malvern Fire Company through which Campbell's funeral procession passed.

Over his more than forty years of service, Nick provided visionary leadership in numerous capacities within the region’s fire and emergency services. His long-term service with the Malvern Fire Company included many years as EMS Chief, as well as numerous other operational and administrative positions. He began his professional career at Paoli Memorial Hospital, where he served in several capacities, including the Cardio Pulmonary Team and as the first Paramedic Supervisor for Medic 92.

Chief Campbell was ALS Director for Brandywine Hospital’s Medic 93 and Skyflight care for much of his career. Under Nick’s visionary leadership, Malvern Fire Company established the first fire department-based paramedic service in Chester County. His distinguished service included serving as President of the Chester County Emergency Medical Services Council. Nick was the recipient of numerous service awards, including the Margaret Hoover Brigham EMS Award.

Memorial donations may be made to Nick in his name to the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation in Emmitsburg, Maryland at http://firehero.org/ or via mail at NFFF, PO Box 498, Emmitsburg, MD 21727.


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