Book about funeral home ambulance service

[Scott Reinbolt]

"Humble Heroes" is a book that offers a concise, illustrated history of a vital period in American emergency medical service. Up until the 1970's funeral homes large and small operated emergency ambulance service across the nation, using professional cars of all makes and styles. Through 40 pages and 30 photographs showing funeral home ambulances and their crews at work in the 1960's and 70's, the book addresses the manner in which funeral homes operated this important public service. Softcover, saddle stitched, 40 pages, with black and white photos by Bill Dever, Dr. Jim Moshinskie and Kent Kirkley. Retail price $15.00, plus $2 shipping. Special PCS website price $13 plus $2 shipping. Order direct from the author, Scott Reinbolt, at P.O. Box 103, Blanchester, OH. 45107.

 

[Wayne Krakowski]

I bought one last year at Hudson,yet another informative and interesting book well worth the read.

 

[Abe Bush]

I'll be mailing my order and check this weekend! My only wish is that instead of 40 pages, it's 400 pages! But, I'm sure this tasty morsel will just whet our appetites for a sequel!

Abe

 

[Mike Stevens]

Humble Heroes

I got my copy when I first heard about this book. Not a large book, but full of interesting information. Mine is in my old car/procar library.

I think we will hear more from him as a member of the PCS.

Mike

 

[James Fischer]

I also purchased a copy from E-Bay....have to say it was interesting and informative from "those by gone days of REAL" ambulance service !!

Looking forward to an eventual sequel !!

Thanks !! :893USA-Smilie-thumb

 

[Andrew G. Zajkowski]

I own a copy also.and is a great addition to a pro car library .

 

[Rich Koski]

I picked up a copy at Hudson last year. Very informational.