Battalion Chief Edward P. Scully of Battalion 37 suffered smoke inhalation at Brooklyn Box 874 on February 16, 1954. He never fully recovered from his injury and on July 24, 1955 died in Forest Hills Hospital. He was appointed to the Department in 1942. He lived at 80-39 88th Street in the Woodhaven section of Queens with his wife and two daughters. He was forty-six years old. (From "The Last Alarm" by Boucher, Urbanowicz & Melahn, 2007)
Battalion Chief Edward P. Scully of Battalion 37 suffered smoke inhalation at Brooklyn Box 874 on February 16, 1954. He never fully recovered from his injury and on July 24, 1955 died in Forest Hills Hospital. He was appointed to the Department in 1942. He lived at 80-39 88th Street in the Woodhaven section of Queens with his wife and two daughters. He was forty-six years old. (From "The Last Alarm" by Boucher, Urbanowicz & Melahn, 2007)
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