Firefighter Peter Langone

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Peter Langone, 41, was a 14-year FDNY veteran and the chauffeur for Squad 252 in Bushwick. He is from one of four sets of First Responder brothers who died at the WTC. His brother was NYPD. They had the opportunity to respond together many times in their careers, either in their roles as volunteer firefighters in Roslyn, NY, or to the 1990 Avianca crash in Oyster Bay, or the first WTC bombing in 1993.

Peter had a reputation in the firehouse for “telling it like it is.” He was the “elder statesman” who “showed rookies the ropes, speaking bluntly at times. ‘He never beat around the bush.’”

He left behind two daughters, 9 and 5.

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2 Responses to Firefighter Peter Langone

  1. Leslie Isaacs says:

    I am honored and humbled to be carrying Peter’s name and likeness during the 2019 Red Rocks Climb in Colorado this year… May his memory be a blessing…

  2. William Patterson says:

    I have a Gray shirt from which Both of the Langone brothers are on, from the Roslyn Fire department. “Our Twin Towers “..Got to meet some of guys at a parade in Glassport Pennsylvania. I was a volunteer firefighter that often came to help out 161. I always wear it on that Day. Also went to a fire in the city of mckeesport Pa that glassport and Roslyn truck were called to help out.

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