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Welcome to the Official Website of Rescue Co. 3

In Memory of Our Fallen Brothers
Chris Blackwell - Ray Meisenheimer - Don Regan - Gerry Schrang
Tom Foley - Tom Gambino - Joe Spor - Brian Hickey R4
9-11-2001
Never Forgotten

The officers, members & families of Rescue Co. 3 wish to thank all who have shown support during the years. Your kindness and generosity, in all facets, have overwhelmed all of us. Your support will never replace what has been taken away from us, however, it does show the families of our fallen brothers, members of Rescue Co. 3 and all the world, that there is love out there & that people do care. Thank you.

The Officers & Members of Rescue Co. 3


This picture is of New York Giants' Defensive Back Cory Webster taken in the locker room after the Giants beat the Green Bay Packers in the NFC Championship game. Look for Rescue 3's "Big Blue" again this week to help the New York Giants "Big Blue" at the Super Bowl against the New England Patriots. Go Giants!
Photo by NY Giants Coach Peter Giunta

The Rescue 3 Roof Team: Gene Heghmann (saw) and Stu Keane (rope) ascend Ladder 27's aerial to perform vertical ventilation at this top floor fire on Bronx Box 75-2921 at Eastburn Ave. and 175 St. on November 4, 2007.
Photo by Matt Daly

On November 4, 2007 Rescue 3 poses for a group shot before "taking up" from Bronx, Box 75-2921. Left to right: Dispatcher 124 (Ret.) Herb Eysser, Firefighters Dan Foley, Stu Keane, Gene Heghmann, Chris Ryan, Al Gryner, Lt. "Mayhem" Williams
Photo by Matt Daly

Rescue 3 Firefighters Bob Knabbe and Steve Kearney during recent dive training in the East River at Fort Schuyler, Bronx, NY
Photo by Matt Daly

Read More: About How Lady Came to R3

"Blue Leaders" - The captains of Rescue 3 from left to right.
Captain Chris King (current), Captain Charlie Bishop (1970's),
Captain Billy Ryan (1980's), and Captain Ralph Tiso (1990's - 2002)

Members and Officers of Rescue Company 3 pose for a group photo before the Annual Memorial Mass on June 1, 2007

The members of Rescue 3 after an all hands fire at Bronx Box 75-2867 at 1163 Croes Avenue on April 28, 2007. Front Captain Jim Ellson; From left to right - Firefighter Stu Keane, Firefighter Dan Burke, Firefighter Paul Pastos, Firefighter Bob Andersen, and Firefighter Gene Heghmann.   
Photo by Matt Daly

Firefighter Rich Bailey (right) and Firefighter Pat McKenna from Rescue 3 after an all hands fire at Bronx Box 75-3144 at 3rd Avenue and 181 Street in the Bronx on April 29, 2007   
Photo by Matt Daly

The members of Rescue 3 after Box 75-3144. From left to right in the front, Firefighter Jermey Cassel, Detailed member from R-2, Firefighter Jim Lennox, Lt. Scott Maxwell, Firefighter Pat McKenna, and Firefighter Rich Bailey. Rear - Firefighter Charlie Frame.   
Photo by Matt Daly

Rescue Chauffeur Bob Ryan after 2nd alarm fire on Bronx Box 22-2514 at 812 East 165th Street on May 6, 2007.   
Photo by Matt Daly

Firefighter Paul Pastos completes horizontal ventilation at Bronx Box 2285. A 3rd alarm was needed to control this fast moving fire on May 7, 2007.   
Photo by Matt Daly


Please note, that this is not an official City of New York website. Please also note, that the hosts of this site do not have the ability to arrange company ride-alongs.

Special thanks to the officers & members of Rescue Co. 3, both past & present, Herb Eysser F.D.N.Y Dispatcher #124 (ret), Harvey Eisner, Matt Daly, George Adcock and many, many more. Without their help, photos and support this website would not have been possible.

The website is continually changing & growing.
Please visit FDNYRescue3.com often. Thank you, Joey 'D'

This site is hosted by Arrow Web Design and designed by Jenni McClelland.


On September 11, 2001 an Alarm was Received at the Quarters of Rescue Co. 3. Eight Men boarded the Apparatus. They Never Returned.
Please Visit Our WTC Memorial Page.