Bethpage Park honors 14-year veteran of FDNY who was killed in Queens fire
The dedication was made possible with the support of the Fire and Drums Foundation, founded by Tolley’s brother
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May 30, 2021, 11:06 AM
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A dedication ceremony in Bethpage Park honored the life of a Long Island FDNY firefighter who died in the line of duty four years ago.
William Tolley served died in 2017 from injuries he sustained while fighting a fire in Queens.
The dedication was made possible with the support of the Fire and Drums Foundation, founded by Tolley’s brother.
The park will not only recognized Tolley’s work, but also be a tribute to all of the fallen first responded.
