Anthony Aquaro, the oldest living retired member of the FDNY who served Engine 269 in Brooklyn, died on Friday at age 103 -- just one month shy of turning 104.

Anthony Aquaro died just short of his 104th birthday after battling dementia in hospice care. Facebook/UFOA Local 854. Aquaro Jr. said his father rose to the occasion along with his colleagues ...

Anthony Aquaro, a Navy veteran who fought in WWII and became a member of New York’s Bravest in 1953, died Friday one month shy of turning 104.

Anthony Aquaro was born in Brooklyn on Feb. 27, 1921. And since he excelled in baseball, many believed Aquaro could have easily gone pro had he not chosen to enlist in the military.

Anthony Aquaro died at 103 last week. Aquaro joined the department in 1953 and spent 26 years as a firefighter. Mayor Eric Adams in a statement on social media wrote, ...

Anthony Louis Aquaro, the super senior married to the former Gloria Polizzi — the love of his life — for 77 years, has officially rounded the century mark. Born in Brooklyn on Feb. 27, 1921 ...

Burglary — Reported by Anthony Aquaro of Staten Island; vacation home at 86 Wilson Court entered; 32-inch, flat panel television removed; between 11 a.m. Aug. 9 and 12:30 p.m. Aug. 10; state ...

Anthony Aquaro — who died just short of his 104th birthday after battling dementia in hospice care — displayed unflappable courage dating back to his service in the Navy during World War II ...

Anthony Aquaro, a war veteran who served Engine 269 on Union Street for 26 years, died Friday, the Uniformed Fire Officers Association Local 854 announced Saturday, ...