What was this man of Engine 17 like?

I never met the man nor heard of him until now. I willing to bet that he was devoted to his wife and children, a man of good morals and principles, a good firefighter and a Lt. who looked after his men like he did his family. He was always striving for the best in his personal and professional life, he was one of the Bravest, a New York City Firefighter and judging by the rig in the photo as well as the moustaches on the men it was during the war years. Like I said..I didn't know of him or have ever met him...but that is my impression. I hope that answers your inquiry sir.
 
memory master said:
I never met the man nor heard of him until now. I willing to bet that he was devoted to his wife and children, a man of good morals and principles, a good firefighter and a Lt. who looked after his men like he did his family. He was always striving for the best in his personal and professional life, he was one of the Bravest, a New York City Firefighter and judging by the rig in the photo as well as the moustaches on the men it was during the war years. Like I said..I didn't know of him or have ever met him...but that is my impression. I hope that answers your inquiry sir.
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Thank you!

PS From the looks of it, that photo may have actually been taken in the '80s as you can tell by the hairstyle and the apparatus, which was a Mack CF, although Mack CF's were around during the "War Years" until the '90s.
 
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