Mary Baker was also the sixth President of the PGCVFRA Ladies Auxiliary (1937-1938). It is in her honor that the PGVFRALA fund to benefit sick and injured firemen, the Mary Baker Memorial Fund, is named.
She was also President of the Maryland State Fireman’s Association Ladies Auxiliary (1935-1936). She was inducted into the PGCVF&RA LA Hall of Fame in 1982.
The most honored and hallowed locations within the Prince George’s County Fire/Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Department is the Line of Duty Death (LODD) Memorial and Founders Circle. The LODD Memorial memorializes members of the Department that made the ultimate sacrifice while performing Fire/EMS duties, those that passed away while on-duty and performing support activities for the Department.
The Founders Circle honors those members that made a significant contribution to their respective department and corporation. The memorial area contains gardens, which help to enhance and highlight the area to generate the respect that such a memorial deserves. The LODD Memorial and Founders Circle are located at the Cranford-Graves Fire Services Building, 6820 Webster Street, in Landover Hills.
