Two emergency medical workers in New York got engaged at Pride this weekend.
EMT Trudy Bermudez and paramedic Tayreen Bonilla both work at FDNY Station 43 in Brooklyn.
At the Pride parade on Sunday, they got engaged, and the crowd was living for it.
The FDNY even congratulated them on their official Twitter account.
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She said yes! Congrats to #FDNY EMT Trudy Bermudez and Paramedic Tayreen Bonilla of #Station43 on your engagement! #pride2018 #NYCPride2018 pic.twitter.com/DGiUyOlVwz
— FDNY (@FDNY) June 24, 2018
This isn’t the first time the women have made headlines. Last year, a man named Ken Taskent had a heart attack at a classic car event in New York City. Bonilla and Bermudez helped save his life.
Last year, EMT Trudy Bermudez and Paramedic Tayreen Bonilla #Station43 helped save the life of Ken Taskent, one of the #FDNY 2018 Second Chance Ceremony survivors. Read the story at https://t.co/3G6INqUfE2 #pride2018 #NYCPride2018 https://t.co/4DOpNnLRb6
— FDNY (@FDNY) June 24, 2018