Kevin Shea entered the volunteer fire service in 1978 at the age of 18. He was hired by FDNY at the age of 24, in 1984. During his years with FDNY, Shea served on an Engine Co. 227, 108 Truck in Brooklyn, and on Rescue 1 in Manhattan. He was injured in the 1993 bombing at the World Trade Center, but was able to stay on light duty as an Instructor after 18 months of medical leave. After several surgeries, he had to retire in 1998. He has taught for FDNY, as well as the state and county of New York. He has also been an instructor in the private sector, and is currently a partner in Spec Rescue. He is also on the classroom staff for Fire Engineering and FDIC. When not involved with training, he pursues his other passions such as hunting, fishing, and organizes firefighter hunts.
So very very brave, brings a tear to your eye , these courageous people put their life on the line every day to save other people, respect !! From the UK.
Jesse Cruz Oh you would bet on that? This is a life and death job. Color doesn’t matter. Meet the standards. Everything else is bullsh:t. Stay safe my friend.
Kevin Shea is my cousin and his father is my Uncle Kevin, If he didn't get hurt in the 1993 WTC garage bombing, there is a good chance he would have been lost also, Sorry to hear about all lost from Rescue 1 and all other FDNY members, especially Capt. Patrick Brown, a Vietnam vet.
Micheal Curley your right I learned that he was studying for the lieutenant test when he got injured I bet if he didn’t get hurt he would’ve been the lieutenant in rescue 1 on the 9/11 attacks instead of Dennis mohica rip all lost
I Always Had Heartfelt Thoughts About Our Bravest 🔥 Firefighters 👨🏼🚒👨🏾🚒 🚒 👩🏽🚒 And Our Finest Cops 👮🏽♀️ 🚔👮🏼♂️👮🏿♂️ The Guardian Angels Of New York City, ✝️God Bless Their Families 🙏🏼 And God Bless Their Spirit, 🙏🏼 The Best In The World 🌎 Bar None. 👍🇺🇸 l Lost A Few Friend's That Horrible Day,Their Names Are Burned Into My Soul, FF Peter A. Bielfeld, Div.6 Bat.26. FF Michael Brennan Div.3 Bat.9.FF Thomas McCann Div.3 Bat.8, I am Proud To Have Know These Men, I Will Never For Get Them. And Twenty Years Later We're Under Communist Attack From Within Our Government. We Shall Prevail. Bobby Scott God Bless America. 🇺🇸
Awesome videos, give amazing respect to you guys, I was a volley for 8 years, now I’m an EVT repairing fire apparatus for a busy department in southern Ontario. Thank you so much for what you people do every day. Sending great thoughts, be safe every single day and make it home !! 🤗♥️
This literally takes BALLS OF STEEL ! NY firefighters are just different. They’re a different breed of firefighters . FDNY is hands down the best Department in the country and arguably on the planet . Please stay safe out there FDNY . And all other First responders that put their lives on the line each and every day . Dear Jesus please protect the men and women of the FDNY and all other firefighters throughout our great country . Please keep them safe and allow them to return home to their families after each shift . 🙏🏻
I am not a firefighter. I live in a small town in Southwestern Ontario. In 2012 I was working at a bar which was also my home. The building caught fire and our volunteer firefighters along with other firefighters from a neighbouring town fought that fire for 13 hours. The building was lost, I lost everything but my Cat and my pet Rat. Everyone made it out and although our firefighters are not doing the amount of calls that New York does they are all heros in my eyes. It is amazing the stuff firefighters do and with so much as second thought. Now I live behind our local fire station or as others call it the local firehouse. Everytime I see the green lights of their cars and trucks pulling into the lot I know they are doing it again, putting their lives on the line. When the trucks pull out I always say a prayer for their safety. To all those who serve as firefighters YOU are the real heros.
These men are true legends!!! There will never be anyone like these gentlemen ever again in the FDNY They were born for fire fighting!!! These amazing Fireman truly loved him this occupation with all their heart!!! Now you can’t even make a joke in the fire house !!! God for bid you say Fireman!!! You’ll be written up 😮😮😮😮
These men are legends, superheroes, saints ! Rest in perfect peace the 343, and indeed any other firefighters lost in the line of duty .💔🙏 And any other firefighters reading this, please know you are loved, respected and above all appreciated. Thankyou to you all.🙏♥️
The firefighter that mentored Paddy Brown and was Paddy’s best friend was Lawrence Fitzpatrick whom was from Rescue 3 on June 27th 1980 Larry Fitzpatrick went over a roof of a high rise building in Harlem and another firefighter from Ladder 27 was trapped in the building and so he went down there to grab him but there wasn’t much time left before the rope would give out and snap clean in half, as soon as the rope snapped clean in half they fell 8 stories (200 feet) to their death, every firefighter and every cop were there to carry Larry’s lifeless body including his saved firefighter whom both fell 8 floors and died they both didn’t know that that’s it their lives were over forever, Tom McTigue gotten so depressed about the death of his fellow college (Larry Fitzpatrick) whom both worked in the same firehouse until June 27th 1980, Tommy just then wanted to be dead because he missed Larry a hell of a lot and he still does to this day but doesn’t discuss about it as much anymore like he used to, after Paddy Brown died in the collapse of the north tower of the World Trade Center Paddy reunited with his best friend Larry Fitzpatrick in the kingdom of heaven and were both with god the father almighty and jesus christ his only son our lord may Larry Fitzpatrick and Paddy Brown rest in peace as best friends still and may Patty O’Keefe, Gary Geidel, David Weiss, Joe Angelini Sr, Kenny Marino, Dennis Mojica, Terry Hatton, Michael Montessi, Gerry Nevins, Brian Sweeney, Bill Henry, Dan Duddy, Joe Angelini Jr, Ray Meisenheimer, Jerry Schrang, Donnie Reagan, Tommy Foley, Danny Foley, Brian Hickey, Chris Blackwell, Joe Spore, Tommy Gambino, John O’Neill, Tommy O’Hagen, Paul Beyer, Billy Johnston, Tommy Holohan, Larry Burnes, Stephen Siller, Orio Palmer, Steve Belson, Sean Patrick Tallon, and many other firefighters from the FDNY lost including John Napolitano, Kevin O’Rourke, Peter Lund, Danny Libretti, Bill Lake, Pete Martin, Pat Lyons, Mike Lyons, Mike Lynch, Mike Lynch II, Kevin Pfieffer, Pete Brennan, Larry Stack, Manny Mojica, John Moran, Pete Nelson, Bill Mahoney, Bill O’Keefe, Steve Olson, Jeff Olson, and further more of the 343 members of the FDNY were lost that day
In a job of great rescues, this is one of the best. After it was all over, we laughed at how close that big shard of glass came to the rope when Kevin was on it ! This job IMO deserved not one Bennett Medal, but a Bennett Medal to each of them. Wel Done Brothers FDNY Ret.
I had the great honor of meeting Firefighter Kevin Shae this past September 2013 when he was in Indiana videotaping a state wide training. Spent a few hours with him during a rope rescue of a horse and a rider over the edge.
Kevin shae was injured in watch bombing in 93 and eventually medically retired but attended 9/11 as did many retired firemen did ,the majority of rescue 1 died on 9/11.RIP
KUDOS to all of the OFFICERS AND FIREFIGHTERS WHO MAKE DAILY SACRIFICES TO SAVE THE LIVES AND PROPERTY OF THE PEOPLE OF THE AREAS THAT THEY SERVE. MY SPECIAL PRAYERS ARE MAY THE LORD GOD ALMIGHTY PROTECT YOU FROM ALL HARM. MAY YOU SERVE THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE PUT THEIR TRUST IN YOU AND RETURN HOME ALWAYS. AMEN.
Kevin Shea is a good friend of my father’s my father’s name is Ken Corrigan and was a volunteer firefighter in the Aviation Volunteer Fire Department in the Clason Point Section of The Bronx associated with FDNY Engine 96 and Ladder 54 Aviation Volunteer Fire Department is abbreviated as AVFD with Engine Squad 3 and Engine 2 at 1975 Gildersleeve Avenue in Clason Point in The Bronx Ken Corrigan also responded with the AVFD to Manhattan Box 5-5-8087 at the World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan NYC on 9/11 he was buried down at the Cortland Street Subway Station and Betsy the AVFD Engine Squad 3 rig was damaged when she was parked on North Moore Street in Tribeca Lower Manhattan NYC
if this was filmed in 91, i wonder how many of these guys are still alive ? i hope all but the reality is , after 9/11. i question it. all fire fighters need more credit for there hard work.
Liam Keane it depends, the written test isn't based on firefighting and is very basic math skills, reading comprehension, problem solving and memorization. The CPAT is here on RUclips on the join FDNY account. Then there's the psychological exam and the medical exam is also on the join FDNY account. Then there's the 18 week academy which will be the hardest 18 weeks of your life but it will be the proudest moment of your life when you finally get through. So the only one to answer if you would make it is you. If you want it bad enough and prepare well enough you'll get hired.
Stephen Anderson yeah, and what he didn't mention was the years you have to wait on the list. and the fact that you are likely going to get passed over anyway. gotta love that lawsuit. if you want to make a career in the fire service, don't bet on the fdny. consider other cities.
bigdrew565 exactly I hate how they're no longer getting the best bc they're trying to make a more diverse department. I'm all for diversity but lowering standards to get certain people isn't right in a job where you can be killed any day of the year. Being a minority myself it would make me want to work harder to prove they don't need to lower standards. Also sucks how you have to wait so long. I know a guy who didn't get a call back until 5 years later 😂
Maybe my memory is screwed, but didn`t Kevin get klilled a couple years after this was filmed? I swear I read something about it back in the early 90`s.
FDNY.....all are the very finest of humanity.....everyday they earn the title NEW YORK CITY'S BRAVEST AND HERO'S. ON 9-11-01, "343" of my brothers showed the world what exactly it takes to be a man and keep your word, and what HERO'S really look like.....however, on 9-11-01, the "343" got the highest promotion of all...... From HERO'S to ANGELS AND NOW ARE SITTING AT THE RIGHT HAND OF THEE ALMIGHTY GOD ...... AND I AM 100% SURE AS THEY ENTERED THEIR FINAL DESTINATION, THEY HEARD, " THIS IS MY SON WHOM I AM WELL PLEASED "
Kevin Shea entered the volunteer fire service in 1978 at the age of 18. He was hired by FDNY at the age of 24, in 1984. During his years with FDNY, Shea served on an Engine Co. 227, 108 Truck in Brooklyn, and on Rescue 1 in Manhattan. He was injured in the 1993 bombing at the World Trade Center, but was able to stay on light duty as an Instructor after 18 months of medical leave. After several surgeries, he had to retire in 1998. He has taught for FDNY, as well as the state and county of New York. He has also been an instructor in the private sector, and is currently a partner in Spec Rescue. He is also on the classroom staff for Fire Engineering and FDIC. When not involved with training, he pursues his other passions such as hunting, fishing, and organizes firefighter hunts.
So very very brave, brings a tear to your eye , these courageous people put their life on the line every day to save other people, respect !! From the UK.
And He is one of the kindest men you will ever meet.
216 Engine is with 108 Truck and with the 35 Battalion
Glad to read he's in good health.
Paddy Brown, we miss you so much. What a Legend, I was fortunate to grow up knowing such an inspiration. RIP Paddy!
These are firefighters .
Diversity and quotas don’t make firefighters Mayor DeBazio .
These men do it because it’s in their blood .
FDNY Ret.
I bet if a black man was trying to do what's "in his blood" new york would only hire 1 out of 1000.
Jesse Cruz
Oh you would bet on that?
This is a life and death job. Color doesn’t matter. Meet the standards. Everything else is bullsh:t. Stay safe my friend.
@@Buckdalorian1000 A black "probie" did a rope rescue within the last year.
Often say “Fireman” or “Firemen”… like at 03:33… true “Firefighters” is more tech correct… but … well you know.
Everytime I see this it's more and more awesome. God, I miss Capt. Brown. R.I.P., Capt.
C Perry same here Capt. Brown was like a legend of the fire service we all miss him
Kevin Shea is my cousin and his father is my Uncle Kevin, If he didn't get hurt in the 1993 WTC garage bombing, there is a good chance he would have been lost also, Sorry to hear about all lost from Rescue 1 and all other FDNY members, especially Capt. Patrick Brown, a Vietnam vet.
Micheal Curley the legendary Kevin Shea is your cousin? That's awesome. Must be an honor I bet
Micheal Curley your right I learned that he was studying for the lieutenant test when he got injured I bet if he didn’t get hurt he would’ve been the lieutenant in rescue 1 on the 9/11 attacks instead of Dennis mohica rip all lost
I Always Had Heartfelt Thoughts About Our Bravest 🔥 Firefighters 👨🏼🚒👨🏾🚒 🚒 👩🏽🚒 And Our Finest Cops 👮🏽♀️ 🚔👮🏼♂️👮🏿♂️ The Guardian Angels Of New York City, ✝️God Bless Their Families 🙏🏼 And God Bless Their Spirit, 🙏🏼 The Best In The World 🌎 Bar None. 👍🇺🇸 l Lost A Few Friend's That Horrible Day,Their Names Are Burned Into My Soul, FF Peter A. Bielfeld, Div.6 Bat.26. FF Michael Brennan Div.3 Bat.9.FF Thomas McCann Div.3 Bat.8, I am Proud To Have Know These Men, I Will Never For Get Them. And Twenty Years Later We're Under Communist Attack From Within Our Government. We Shall Prevail. Bobby Scott God Bless America. 🇺🇸
No doubt the Shea's would have been at the WTC in 01 some kinda heroes boy
I have an uncle Kevin too I know Kevin Shea
Awesome videos, give amazing respect to you guys, I was a volley for 8 years, now I’m an EVT repairing fire apparatus for a busy department in southern Ontario. Thank you so much for what you people do every day. Sending great thoughts, be safe every single day and make it home !! 🤗♥️
This literally takes BALLS OF STEEL ! NY firefighters are just different. They’re a different breed of firefighters . FDNY is hands down the best Department in the country and arguably on the planet . Please stay safe out there FDNY . And all other First responders that put their lives on the line each and every day .
Dear Jesus please protect the men and women of the FDNY and all other firefighters throughout our great country . Please keep them safe and allow them to return home to their families after each shift . 🙏🏻
Wow. These guys are great. Balls bigger than basketballs. And they are so humble after the fact. Hats off to you guys. True badasses.
I am not a firefighter. I live in a small town in Southwestern Ontario. In 2012 I was working at a bar which was also my home. The building caught fire and our volunteer firefighters along with other firefighters from a neighbouring town fought that fire for 13 hours. The building was lost, I lost everything but my Cat and my pet Rat. Everyone made it out and although our firefighters are not doing the amount of calls that New York does they are all heros in my eyes. It is amazing the stuff firefighters do and with so much as second thought. Now I live behind our local fire station or as others call it the local firehouse. Everytime I see the green lights of their cars and trucks pulling into the lot I know they are doing it again, putting their lives on the line. When the trucks pull out I always say a prayer for their safety. To all those who serve as firefighters YOU are the real heros.
I was 12 when I saw this rope rescue on the news and was like awesome firefighters.
I was 4 going on 5 at the time this happened
@jelfsie Yes, that's Paddy Brown, he was promoted and was Captain of 3-Truck in Manhattan (RIP 9/11)
Capt. Pat Brown was a true hero.
Yes he was, it’s a shame he died on 9/11
These men are true legends!!!
There will never be anyone like these gentlemen ever again in the FDNY They were born for fire fighting!!! These amazing Fireman truly loved him this occupation with all their heart!!!
Now you can’t even make a joke in the fire house !!! God for bid you say Fireman!!! You’ll be written up 😮😮😮😮
These men are legends, superheroes, saints ! Rest in perfect peace the 343, and indeed any other firefighters lost in the line of duty .💔🙏 And any other firefighters reading this, please know you are loved, respected and above all appreciated. Thankyou to you all.🙏♥️
Living on L.I. at the time I saw this on the evening news. I was a volley at the time. We respected, and emulated FDNY.
I became an intern with the FDNY in June of 2001 and ended in 2004 but I remember this being a huge fire that day
The firefighter that mentored Paddy Brown and was Paddy’s best friend was Lawrence Fitzpatrick whom was from Rescue 3 on June 27th 1980 Larry Fitzpatrick went over a roof of a high rise building in Harlem and another firefighter from Ladder 27 was trapped in the building and so he went down there to grab him but there wasn’t much time left before the rope would give out and snap clean in half, as soon as the rope snapped clean in half they fell 8 stories (200 feet) to their death, every firefighter and every cop were there to carry Larry’s lifeless body including his saved firefighter whom both fell 8 floors and died they both didn’t know that that’s it their lives were over forever, Tom McTigue gotten so depressed about the death of his fellow college (Larry Fitzpatrick) whom both worked in the same firehouse until June 27th 1980, Tommy just then wanted to be dead because he missed Larry a hell of a lot and he still does to this day but doesn’t discuss about it as much anymore like he used to, after Paddy Brown died in the collapse of the north tower of the World Trade Center Paddy reunited with his best friend Larry Fitzpatrick in the kingdom of heaven and were both with god the father almighty and jesus christ his only son our lord may Larry Fitzpatrick and Paddy Brown rest in peace as best friends still and may Patty O’Keefe, Gary Geidel, David Weiss, Joe Angelini Sr, Kenny Marino, Dennis Mojica, Terry Hatton, Michael Montessi, Gerry Nevins, Brian Sweeney, Bill Henry, Dan Duddy, Joe Angelini Jr, Ray Meisenheimer, Jerry Schrang, Donnie Reagan, Tommy Foley, Danny Foley, Brian Hickey, Chris Blackwell, Joe Spore, Tommy Gambino, John O’Neill, Tommy O’Hagen, Paul Beyer, Billy Johnston, Tommy Holohan, Larry Burnes, Stephen Siller, Orio Palmer, Steve Belson, Sean Patrick Tallon, and many other firefighters from the FDNY lost including John Napolitano, Kevin O’Rourke, Peter Lund, Danny Libretti, Bill Lake, Pete Martin, Pat Lyons, Mike Lyons, Mike Lynch, Mike Lynch II, Kevin Pfieffer, Pete Brennan, Larry Stack, Manny Mojica, John Moran, Pete Nelson, Bill Mahoney, Bill O’Keefe, Steve Olson, Jeff Olson, and further more of the 343 members of the FDNY were lost that day
In a job of great rescues, this is one of the best. After it was all over, we laughed at how close that big shard of glass came to the rope when Kevin was on it ! This job IMO deserved not one Bennett Medal, but a Bennett Medal to each of them. Wel Done Brothers FDNY Ret.
What a grab! This series is fantastic, just some more footage showing the FDNY is the BEST department in the world.
paddy brown.. the stuff legends are made of.
I had the great honor of meeting Firefighter Kevin Shae this past September 2013 when he was in Indiana videotaping a state wide training. Spent a few hours with him during a rope rescue of a horse and a rider over the edge.
You spelled his last name wrong it’s Shea not Shae
I watch these old videos and think how many of these brave are gone from 9-1-1. It is sad to think about but it is there in my mine.
MAkes our daily morning prayer come back to us in living color. Thank you lord for watching over our fireman and police man.
New York's Bravest. The Fighting Irish Firefighters!!!!!! Erin go braugh.....
🙏☘💚🇮🇪
Absolutely the best. FDNY
RIP the heroes of 23rd Street and 9/11
29 years to the day!
I remember this rescue. Kevin Shea is an FDNY icon
Kevin Shea sr. a real legend in the fdny
Yes and I have a feeling his son Kevin Shea Jr did join the FDNY dispite of Kevin Shea Sr’s warning about the dangers of firefighting
Kevin shae was injured in watch bombing in 93 and eventually medically retired but attended 9/11 as did many retired firemen did ,the majority of rescue 1 died on 9/11.RIP
It’s Shea not Shae
unreal. amazing and inspiring boys. Lots of love from Miami
Good to see John Walsh...no matter what he is doing.
Incredible men
I think this is where Ladder 49 got the idea for te rope rescuse scene in the movie!
Yeh i was thinking that too buddy
It is
FDNY.......Best of the best!!! 'Nuff said!
The movie Ladder 49 paid tribute to him
Eternal KINGS
Firefighters do not get paid enough for the hell they go through
KUDOS to all of the OFFICERS AND FIREFIGHTERS WHO MAKE DAILY SACRIFICES TO SAVE THE LIVES AND PROPERTY OF THE PEOPLE OF THE AREAS THAT THEY SERVE.
MY SPECIAL PRAYERS ARE MAY THE LORD GOD ALMIGHTY PROTECT YOU FROM ALL HARM. MAY YOU SERVE THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE PUT THEIR TRUST IN YOU AND RETURN HOME ALWAYS. AMEN.
Rip brothers
@EliManningFan896 Patrick Brown was one of the 343 firefighter. I hope that answers your question.
Thes is sad I'm knowing all those men from rescue one from 1991 lost. There's life on 9/11
God bless paddy brown
Legendary 🍻
Kevin Shea is a good friend of my father’s my father’s name is Ken Corrigan and was a volunteer firefighter in the Aviation Volunteer Fire Department in the Clason Point Section of The Bronx associated with FDNY Engine 96 and Ladder 54 Aviation Volunteer Fire Department is abbreviated as AVFD with Engine Squad 3 and Engine 2 at 1975 Gildersleeve Avenue in Clason Point in The Bronx Ken Corrigan also responded with the AVFD to Manhattan Box 5-5-8087 at the World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan NYC on 9/11 he was buried down at the Cortland Street Subway Station and Betsy the AVFD Engine Squad 3 rig was damaged when she was parked on North Moore Street in Tribeca Lower Manhattan NYC
🙏💔
This is freaking awesome!!!
I was in kindergarten at the time this happened
if this was filmed in 91, i wonder how many of these guys are still alive ? i hope all but the reality is , after 9/11. i question it. all fire fighters need more credit for there hard work.
Most of these guys from rescue 1 perished on 9/11 kevin shea survived only cause he was hurt in the 93 bombings of the wtcvand retired in 98
Patrick Barr is.
If only someone had asked them what if there was a fire in the WTC RIP
nice keep it up
R1 SmokeEater
All of Rescue 1's members were lost on 9/11.
No they lost half of the company but that was still alot.
New York City bravest 🚒🇺🇸
04:55 is that the WTC at the back during the entire high angle resuce?
Hehasgune I believe so
No this happend in midtown
wow, great job! But bad to know that some of these guys killed at 9/11, tragical...
Per PP, Thanks
HEROES ❗️❗️😎😎
Actually John Walsh, you were standing on 7th Avenue lol
nice interesting Story
There not worried about getting cut there worried about getting them in the building ASAP
@R1SmokeEater he was one of the 343?
That was some out for justice type shit
Welcome!
@1f5sda yes it does thank you!
Is it hard to get into the FNDY
its the best fire department in the world so yes
wud i make it
Liam Keane it depends, the written test isn't based on firefighting and is very basic math skills, reading comprehension, problem solving and memorization. The CPAT is here on RUclips on the join FDNY account. Then there's the psychological exam and the medical exam is also on the join FDNY account. Then there's the 18 week academy which will be the hardest 18 weeks of your life but it will be the proudest moment of your life when you finally get through. So the only one to answer if you would make it is you. If you want it bad enough and prepare well enough you'll get hired.
Stephen Anderson yeah, and what he didn't mention was the years you have to wait on the list. and the fact that you are likely going to get passed over anyway. gotta love that lawsuit. if you want to make a career in the fire service, don't bet on the fdny. consider other cities.
bigdrew565 exactly I hate how they're no longer getting the best bc they're trying to make a more diverse department. I'm all for diversity but lowering standards to get certain people isn't right in a job where you can be killed any day of the year. Being a minority myself it would make me want to work harder to prove they don't need to lower standards. Also sucks how you have to wait so long. I know a guy who didn't get a call back until 5 years later 😂
Yes I think so.
Are these ropes rated to withstand the weight of their gigantic brass balls?
Wouldnt of thought some of these Ffs would stil be working 9/11.
2 irish men
Hell ya
Maybe my memory is screwed, but didn`t Kevin get klilled a couple years after this was filmed? I swear I read something about it back in the early 90`s.
MIoldtimer No. He was injured in the first WTC bombing, but as far as I know is alive and well.
Ohhhh.
That was 1991
que rescate solo en nueva york
balls....
FDNY.....all are the very finest of humanity.....everyday they earn the title
NEW YORK CITY'S BRAVEST AND HERO'S.
ON 9-11-01, "343" of my brothers showed the world what exactly it takes to be a man and keep your word, and what HERO'S really look like.....however, on 9-11-01, the "343" got the highest promotion of all......
From HERO'S to ANGELS AND NOW ARE SITTING AT THE RIGHT HAND OF
THEE ALMIGHTY GOD ......
AND I AM 100% SURE AS THEY ENTERED THEIR FINAL DESTINATION, THEY HEARD,
" THIS IS MY SON WHOM I AM WELL PLEASED "