Paul M. Beyer‚ 37‚ firefighter‚ FDNY‚ Engine 6. Beyer worked as a machinist for 12 years before joining the FDNY in 1993. Always good with his hands‚ Beyer was revamping a classic 1973 Jeep and building a new home on Staten Island for his family–wife Arlene and sons Michael and Shawn. He enjoyed off-roading and camping with his sons.
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Our fire academy just walke up 343 steps to commemorate our fallen brothers and sisters. We all walked in memory of one firefighter individualy and I climbed in memory of paul beyer engine 6.
– vromie mutterperlI’m from Atlanta Ga and today I climbed 110 stories in honor of Paul Beyer, engine 6, while wearing this hero’s face around my neck. I have since then pulled up his Bio and will hang it with his picture. It was a great honor. God bless his family and God bless him.
– bianca whiteBianca White
Yesterday I climbed the 110 stories with my friend’s fire department for the 9/11 Stairclimb at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison CO. In the days leading up to the climb I was very nervous that I wouldn’t make the whole climb but as soon as I clipped Paul’s picture on my shirt I knew I would have to finish for him no matter what. It was a honor to climb in remembrance of all of the fallen but it was especially touching to have him with me. Each start of another uphill climb I would touch his picture to help keep me going. Thank you for your sacrifice sir. God bless you and your family.
– tanya hewittI attended the 9/11 Stair Climb at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, WI. I had the honor of climbing in memory of Firefighter Paul M. Beyer. I climbed all 110 stories, and as the last steps became more challenging I glanced down at the photo of Paul which gave me the last push to complete the climb. God bless his family and brothers of the FDNY.
– Florian RoseraI climbed for Paul today in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I was honored to carry his name. Never forget
– David ThomasI’m Riley I’m 15. I didn’t know Paul but I got to go to the 911 Memorial. It has been over a year and a few months. For some reason his name called out to out of thousand of people. I have done a lot research on Paul and he sounds like a good man. I will never forget Paul and I will be always connected to Paul in a way.
– Riley SmidtI ordered a copper bracelet right after 9/11 from a fund raiser for the families. Paul’s name was on the bracelet that I received. When I went to Iraq in 2004 (Army, Ft. Bragg, NC) I wore that bracelet everyday, even out on missions. The night before I came home to the United States, I buried that bracelet at my camp in Iraq. I hope to visit Engine 6 house one day.
– Dwayne Harris9/12/20 I was honored to carry Firefighter Beyer with me as I climbed 110 stories in Bristol, Tennessee. Never forgotten.
– Jessica LaFollettePaul was a proby under me when I was a Lieutenant in Engine 6. A quiet young man who you could always count on. Paul never a bad word to say about anyone and had a great way of showing us a better way of doing things. He would have been a rising star in the Department. I truly wish I would have had more time to work along side him.
– Ron SchmutzlerHe will forever be in my mind.
I grew up with Paul we became great friends after high school. He was always the nicest and most helpful person I ever met. He was a great Mechanic He would never hesitate to help any of us out with the old crappy car we drove. He loved his family and was a great dad. He had a great sense of humor and was as tough as nails. He was a complete person. You will always be missed.
– Paul BronskiTo the friends and family of Paul Beyer…
– Colleen MilosI work at Lambton College in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada.
Today, to mark the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and to honour the fallen firefighters, I was given the privilege of climbing 2,200 stairs in memory of Paul. “We Will Never Forget” is not just a hashtag. I will forever carry Paul’s photo with me.
Today, I walked 3.43 miles in memory and in honor of Paul. I carried his picture with short bio and prayed for his family. Thank you, Paul, for your courageous service on Engine 6. God’s blessings to you and your family.
– Rebecca BarnhillI was able to honor Hero Paul Beyer at a 9-11 moment of silence at the University of Redlands football game on the 20th Anniversary. I was given his name to hold up and honor. I wanted to research and know who I had the pleasure of honoring… what a Hero. Thank you Paul for your unselfish service! I will always honor you and others in your memory!
– Jill QuijadaI get this donation on behalf of Jake Fieney
– Jennifer SiegelHe will be climbing 110 steps in his full fireman gear on behalf of this worthy cause.
Lost, but not forgotten!
I climbed for Paul today,
– Mark Waitkus9-9-23 at the Metro Richmond 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb.
I climbed 110 flights on September 9th, 2023 in honor of firefighter Paul Beyer of engine 6 at the Epic Center in Wichita Kansas. It was difficult but also very rewarding and powerful. The pictures on the walls of the stairwell and the radio traffic was very motivating. I had a great experience and hope to do the climb again. I will pray for Paul and his family.
– Jake