06/17/2026
The Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire Ladies Auxiliary is proud to recognize Carol Lockwood for her incredible 60+ years of service and dedication to our organization.
Since joining on July 1, 1965, Carol has remained a constant presence within our Auxiliary. Even after more than six decades of service, she continues to attend meetings, support fundraising events, and share her wisdom, kindness, and encouragement with every member. To many of us, Carol is much more than a member she is a mentor, a mother figure, and a cherished friend.
Carol’s commitment to service is part of a remarkable family legacy. Her late husband, George Lockwood Sr., dedicated his life to serving our community. Born in Sandy Hook on June 10, 1936, George served as Deputy Fire Marshal for the Town of Newtown for more than 20 years and was a member of Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire & Rescue Company for an incredible 71 years, earning the distinction of Life Member.
Together, Carol and George exemplify what it means to dedicate your life to serving others and strengthen the community we all call home.
We were honored to have Chief Anthony Capozziello join Carol’s family and our Ladies Auxiliary President Sharon Doherty with our Auxiliary members as we recognized Carol’s remarkable 60+ years of service and dedication.
Carol, thank you for your unwavering dedication, your countless hours of service, and the love, guidance, and friendship you have shared with so many throughout the years. Your legacy continues to inspire us all, and we are grateful to call you one of our own.
Please join us in congratulating Carol on this well-deserved recognition and thanking her for over 60 years of service to the Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire Ladies Auxiliary. ❤️👏🎉