Engine 202 / Ladder 101

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Engine 202 / Ladder 101.		Sending out thankyou notes for all the donations received by the firehouse in the aftermath of the WTC attack.
Actor Kevin Costner visits our firehouse.		Joe Willie by Brooklyn Bridge.
May 2002 Ladder 101 firefighter on the roof of the "The Ten House" located across the street from the WTC.		He is pointing to other firefighter rescue workers who are raking though the rubble looking for any remains of the lost.
Firefighter Bob Norris, Ray Palacios and Ray's Family who stopped by the firehouse on 7/20/2002. Ray grew up down the block from Engine 202 and used to hang out at the firehouse as a kid. He became a Major League Baseball player with the Kansas City Royals and played at Yankee Stadium. He finished his career at Rochester and then joined the Rochester Fire Department where he has been a member for 8 years.		Firehouse Visitor.

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Christmas Caroling.		May 1, 2003, Tony Catapano, with over 40 years of service in Engine 202, with probationary firefighter Todd Weiss on Todd's first day in Engine 202