Yonkers firefighter saving lives in two ways after bone marrow donation
One of Yonkers' bravest has found a way to save lives outside of his profession.
Nov 18, 2022, 12:48 PM
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1h agoOne of Yonkers' bravest has found a way to save lives
outside of his profession.
Firefighter Devin McManus apparently donated his bone marrow
to a complete stranger recently.
McManus had signed up with "Be The Match" during a
department blood drive recently.
Now, he's someone’s hero.
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