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Pay it back, pay it forward: FCFD Chief Scott Mast plans April retirement
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Knox Pages – Knox County News & Info
FREDERICKTOWN — Chief Scott Mast plans to retire from the Fredericktown Community Fire District on April 18, his 60th birthday, after 36 years of service.
For 20 of those years, Mast served as FCFD‘s chief, which is the longest chief tenure in FCFD history.
The seventh grader who got it all startedWhen Mast was in seventh grade, his father was in a serious trucking accident.
Or the seventh grader after that, and the seventh grader after that, and so on,” Mast wrote in his memoir.
Below is a photo gallery of images from FCFD’s awards banquet provided by Chief Mast.