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Two Buffalo Firefighters Perish in the Line of Duty

August 24, 2009

Two Buffalo firefighters died today fighting an early morning blaze on Genessee Street near Wende Street in Buffalo, New York. We have had many firefighter friends and clients over the years and every one is a dedicated professional willing to put his or her life on the line to serve our community.

Our thoughts and prayers are with their families and friend during this difficult time.

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