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1969?

Pompiere ladder

Good one Dan

Willy, like I told you yesterday, you’re on of a kind, and a big thank you to you also

Thanks for thinking about me Jack, and a Happy Easter to you and your family

HAPPY BIRTHDAY John, is it another year already. These birthdays seem to come too fast. Our bond started in September of 1968 and will last forever. Enjoy every day my friend. Tom

I was under the assumption that you keep your pension

I don’t know about you Jack, but these birthdays come around pretty fast. So a very Happy Birthday to you and many more. Too bad we can’t share a drink together today but maybe someday soon. Enjoy the day my friend Tom

The inner lights are turn signals Jack. long time no see, I hope you’re do great.

How about the Plymouth is 57 and Ford a 56

Yes it is, I worked in the House of Pain for 15 years

A Queens box with all Brooklyn companies

My money is on a 1956

I was born in Queens Village and lived there for 24 years, and my father worked in L 162. Later I ended my 35 years in L 150

As a member of E 5 during that fire, I was invited to attend, even though I missed that job. So my son and I, put our uniforms on, boarded the LIRR, and 2 buses, and went to E 5 for coffee. The Captain of 5, gave us a ride to the ceremony. All the first alarm assignment companies were there. A...

His music will live on forever

Thank you

3 truck busy?

I was invited to attend, so my son and I will be there. Hard to believe it’s been 50 years. I guess that makes me old. On the good side, I still fit into my uniform.

Chief, it‘s always sad when a brother passes, but especially when he is from our proby class. Rest in Peace John