This is a pretty good idea.
http://www.examiner.com/a-315336~Fire_department_gets_grant_for_EMS_bike_team.html
BALTIMORE - Baltimore firefighter Joseph Bayne died fighting a blaze in the 11th-floor offices of Riggs, Counselman, Michaels & Downes insurance company in 1977 in what is now the Legg Mason building. Nearly 30 years later, when the firm received a grant through the Firemans Fund Insurance Co. to be donated at its discretion, it remembered who to honor.
The firm and Firemans Fund Insurance presented the Baltimore City Fire Department with a $30,000 check Wednesday morning to support the departments fire prevention bureau and paramedic bike team. The money will purchase equipment, supplies and training materials in addition to funding the departments annual October Fire Prevention Month activities. Jean Bayne, Joseph Baynes widow, attended the ceremony at the Oldtown Fire Station with her sons Robert, also a Baltimore fire fighter, and youngest son George. The couples oldest son, Joe Jr., is a Franciscan priest and fire company chaplain in Buffalo.
http://www.examiner.com/a-315336~Fire_department_gets_grant_for_EMS_bike_team.html
BALTIMORE - Baltimore firefighter Joseph Bayne died fighting a blaze in the 11th-floor offices of Riggs, Counselman, Michaels & Downes insurance company in 1977 in what is now the Legg Mason building. Nearly 30 years later, when the firm received a grant through the Firemans Fund Insurance Co. to be donated at its discretion, it remembered who to honor.
The firm and Firemans Fund Insurance presented the Baltimore City Fire Department with a $30,000 check Wednesday morning to support the departments fire prevention bureau and paramedic bike team. The money will purchase equipment, supplies and training materials in addition to funding the departments annual October Fire Prevention Month activities. Jean Bayne, Joseph Baynes widow, attended the ceremony at the Oldtown Fire Station with her sons Robert, also a Baltimore fire fighter, and youngest son George. The couples oldest son, Joe Jr., is a Franciscan priest and fire company chaplain in Buffalo.