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If I were still on the job and worked in Manhattan below 60, I would have my transfer in to another borough. Just saying!

So sorry for your loss John

If I remember correctly, when I was in the Coast Guard back in the middle 60’s the depth reached 100 ft.

Thank God his daughter was saved, REST IN PEACE

Also, Never Forget

Rest In Peace brother

I was passing by yesterday when I saw it going over the parkway about 3 mph, just before it stalled out at Federal Circle. No idea what the outcome was, but I guess no news is good news.

There were times when we were coming back from a job in the wee hours, and we knew there was a company relocated, we would pull a box a few blocks away to get them out of our beds. Then our rig could back in and clean up while they stayed outside especially in the cold weather. I’m not saying...

Wow, 39 years, great career, Rest In Peace Loo!

I worked with a fireman in E 5, Al B, who had badge number 777, however that was 50 years ago. Strange how one can remember some things.

Jack, thanks for posting a lot of great information

It ways an illegal occupancy with 5 SRO’s, according to CBS

It is now a 10-45 code 1, an adult female

Yes he did, and the other was Donald as I can remember. They took over Nick’s gas station on Staten Island. My son went there for oil changes.

Nice job on Gettin Salty also Bob, you started off by mentioning Jack Fogoty. I first met him in 1968 when I started in E 5. He did 40 years on the job all in 3 truck. I saw him occasionally after he retired, and we lost him all too soon. He was a great guy and always had a smile on his face...

I wasn’t on the job around that time, but that area of Manhattan had a lot of people living in a small area, in tenements. The rest of the city wasn’t as active as the lower east side. I’m saying this when looking as pictures from that era. I worked in that area in the 60’s and 70’s and still...

That’s some really nice looking tool box

Another member added to the 9/11 list, unbelievable. Rest In Peace brother

Job well done, Rest In Peace brother

Usually the first Wednesday