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Tag Archives: Engine Co. 230
Firefighter Edward White III
Edward White III, 30, had been with the FDNY for three years. Nicknamed “Teddy,” White was a big sports fan: watching football, playing golf or softball, coaching baseball and basketball in the neighborhood. This big Yankees fan enjoyed collecting baseball … Continue reading →
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Firefighter Eugene Whelan
Eugene Whelan, 31, was the ninth of ten children. Being a firefighter was a lifelong dream. Whelan knew he wanted to be a firefighter since he was ten, and he made his dream come true in 1995. With lots of … Continue reading →
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Firefighter Jeffrey Stark
Jeffrey Stark, 30, was the youngest of five children. He spent the first few years on his own behind a desk for Paine Webber when he changed plans and followed his two older brothers into the FDNY in 1999. He … Continue reading →
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Firefighter Michael Carlo
Michael Carlo, 35, was due to go on vacation with his firefighter brother on September 12th. They were headed to Tortola in the British Virgin Islands where they planned to each earn their captain’s certificates from the American Sailing Association. … Continue reading →
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Firefighter Frank Bonomo
Frank Bonomo, of Engine 230 was 42. With 17 years in the department, retirement at the 20-year mark had begun to look appealing, partly because he now had two young children, aged four and one. Nicknamed “M&M,” Bonomo looked hard … Continue reading →
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Lt. Brian Ahearn
Lt. Brian Ahearn, 43, was a father of two and lived in Huntington, New York. He loved baseball and had played for the FDNY team. Engine 230 had just come back to the station from another call when someone yelled … Continue reading →
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