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Tag Archives: Angel Juarbe
Ladder 12 & the Marriott Hotel
The Marriott Hotel was a 22-story building with 825 rooms located at the SW corner of the WTC site, just beneath and west of Tower Two. Its structure saved the lives of many firefighters – and took the lives of … Continue reading →
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Firefighter Angel Juarbe, Jr.
Angel Juarbe, Jr. had already been chosen to be one of 12 firemen in the “Firehouse Hunks 2002” calendar. Just one week before 9/11 he won $250k and a Jeep in a Fox reality show called “Murder in Small Town … Continue reading →
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Tagged 343, 9/11, Angel Juarbe, better angels, Dawn Siebel, FDNY, firefighter, firefighters, firefighters of 9/11, Ladder Co. 12, LODD, Manhattan, memorial, NFFF, paintings, portraits, World Trade Center, WTC
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