It touched all of our hearts in so many ways... of the 3,000 people murdered that day, one of them was our own family. He will always be missed and remembered.
"Capt. Walter Hynes was the person his extended family relied on for
everything. If you needed your plumbing fixed or a room painted, Walter
would do it. He would change your tire. He was the family lawyer. He
even met his wife while lending a hand: he was helping another firefighter, Richard Fanning, move into a new house and was introduced to Mr. Fanning's sister.
Captain of Ladder Company 13 at 85th Street and Lexington Avenue, Walter lived in Belle Harbor, Queens, with his wife, Veronica, and their three daughters. He had worked as a firefighter in Brownsville, Brooklyn, and put himself through law school at St. John's University at night."
Captain of Ladder Company 13 at 85th Street and Lexington Avenue, Walter lived in Belle Harbor, Queens, with his wife, Veronica, and their three daughters. He had worked as a firefighter in Brownsville, Brooklyn, and put himself through law school at St. John's University at night."
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