Bravery At Scene of Fatal Bayonne Blaze

When the first alarm came in to members of Engine Co. 3 shortly after 4 a.m. Saturday, they sensed it was not routine. "You could tell by the tone of the dispatcher, it was definitely something serious," Firefighter Kevin M. Fitzhenry recalled.

Source New Jersey Journal

Dec. 24, 2002
When the first alarm came in to members of Engine Co. 3 shortly after 4 a.m. Saturday, they sensed it was not routine. "You could tell by the tone of the dispatcher, it was definitely something serious," Firefighter Kevin M. Fitzhenry recalled.
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