As of: February 5, 2024, 1:00 p.m
By: Henry Dinger
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Finsing's mayor Max Kressierer (l.) said thank you for their outstanding commitment to Sabine Krammer and Angela Hölzl (sitting, from left), Hubert Hölzl (r.), Franz Eibel, Thomas Suttner-fußi, Josef Lochner, Michael Buchmann, Matthias Birnkammer jun.
(all fire brigade uniform; from bottom to top), Maximilian Weber, Veronika Angermair, Lea Urbau (at the top, from left), Celina Märkl, Benedikt Albert (2nd row top, middle and r.) Josef Paulus (3rd row from top, r.), Rebecca Käsmaier (in traditional costume, r.).
Not in the picture are Monika Seidel, Michelle Herold, Markus Wiesheu.
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Civil courage, fire brigade, graduation: Finsing's mayor Max Kressirer honors citizens.
Finsing
– Hard-working young ladies and gentlemen, helpful firefighters, courageous neighbors and an enthusiastic platler live in the community of Finsing.
Mayor Max Kressirer honored them all at a ceremony in the town hall.
After the successful clubs and individual athletes (report follows), Kressirer praised the commitment of people in the volunteer fire department.
“'As fast as the fire brigade' they say, and this expression carries with it respect and recognition,” said the mayor.
“Respect for the unconditional willingness to support our fellow citizens regardless of their person and despite the risk to their own lives.
I agree with this respect.”
The fire departments are used not only to fight fires, but also to provide technical assistance in the event of accidents, storm and water damage, in first responder operations, and also as security guards.
“It's nice that we have such active fire departments,” said Kressirer and presented certificates to several active members who have been there for 25 and 40 years.
The courage of Angela and Hubert Hölzl as well as Sabine Krammer was also particularly recognized.
The couple and the young woman were walking independently on a December day when the fire alarm went off in a residential building near Main Street and black smoke billowed outside.
Hubert Hölzl didn't hesitate for long and got an older woman out of the apartment.
When he found out that her husband was still in the house, he ran back in, looked for him in the thick smoke and was able to get him to the door too.
Sabine Krammer had already alerted the fire department there.
The three looked after the elderly couple until the rescue workers arrived.
“The two are doing well again, I only spoke to them on the phone recently,” explained Mayor Kressirer.
In his speech, the town hall chief also made it clear that, according to the fire brigade commander, the elderly couple would hardly have had a chance of survival without the courageous intervention of the first responders.
“They were in the right place at the right time and did the right thing,” Kressirer praised the courageous trio.
In the cultural sector, Rebecca Käsmaier from the traditional costume club “Goldachtaler” Eicherloh was honored this year.
“With her commitment, she contributed a lot to the culture in our community,” explained Kressirer.
“She has delighted us almost every year with her discipline, her determination, her ambition and her commitment, and I would like to thank and recognize her for that.”
At the Isargaupreisplattln, the young lady won first place in her 14 to 16 year old age group and thus qualified to take part in the “Bavarian Lion”.
There, too, she impressed the judges and took first place in her age group.
You really have to appreciate that, emphasizes the local boss.
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Kressirer introduced the honoring of the best students with the Socrates quote “I know that I know nothing.”
“This has always been a good starting point for acquiring and increasing knowledge.”
With commitment, motivation and hard work, the now honored students have quenched their thirst for knowledge.
“I am pleased that we have such high-performing young talent in our community.”
Among those honored was Veronika Angermaier, who was in the same position two years ago.
At that time she was honored for her secondary school diploma with an average of 1.17.
Now she received a certificate for a grade of 1.0 at the vocational school for nutrition and care.
The honorees:
Finsing middle school Middle school leaving certificate Average grade: 1.75: Benedikt Albert Qualifying school leaving certificate Average grade: 1.8: Josef Paulus.
Erding Girls' Secondary School Grade average: 1.82: Celina Märkl.
Lena-Christ-Realschule Markt Schwaben Grade average: 1.64: Lea Urban.
FOS/BOS Erding grade point average: 1.6: Michelle Herold.
Vocational school for nutrition and care Grade average: 1.0: Veronika Angermair
IHK Munich and Upper Bavaria Electronics engineer for industrial technology Grade average: 1.4: Maximilian Weber.
State vocational school I Mühldorf am Inn Automotive mechatronics engineer, commercial vehicle technology Grade average: 1.2: Markus Wiesheu.
Intervening in an apartment fire / rescuing two people from danger to their lives: Angela and Hubert Hölzl, Sabine Krammer.
Eicherloh Volunteer Fire Department 25 years active member: Monika Seidel, Thomas Suttner-fußi 40 years active member: Franz Eibel.
Finsing Volunteer Fire Department 25 years active member: Matthias Birnkammer jun.
Active member for 40 years: Michael Buchmann, Josef Lochner.
“Goldachtaler” Eicherloh traditional costume club.
First place at the Bavarian Lion: Rebecca Käsmaier age group 14 to 16 years.
First place at the Isargaupreisplattln: age group 14 to 16 years.