"Patricia", "Jenna" and "Susanne" are manned by fire fighters, police officers, EMS workers, nurses, survivors, and members from across Rhode Island and Southern Massachusetts who believe that honoring women and wearing her color can help fight cancer.
If wearing pink and driving a vehicle can make one women, child, or man smile, who is suffering from this terrible disease, then we have met our goal. We simply wont stop there! Our vehicles and our men and women in pink will drive until cancer is no longer threatening our women and their families.
If wearing pink and driving a vehicle can make one women, child, or man smile, who is suffering from this terrible disease, then we have met our goal. We simply wont stop there! Our vehicles and our men and women in pink will drive until cancer is no longer threatening our women and their families.
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"Jenna" 2006 Ford F350 Named after Jenna Belle Jacques who lost her battle with cancer on July 6, 2012 |
"Patricia"
1993 KME Pumper
Named after Patricia Abbruzzese A cancer survivor
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"Susanne" 2003 Ford Crowne Victoria Police Interceptor Named after Susanne, who worked for the Warwick PD and lost her battle with cancer |
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"Jackie" 1980 Seagrave Ladder Truck Named after Jacqueline Dion Houle who lost her battle with cancer. "Jackie" has been donated to a new Pink Heals chapter in PA to assist them with spreading our message. |
Dedication of "Patricia" and the new "Jenna"
Dedication of the original "Jenna"
The Making of "Anna"
The Making of "Jackie"
