In the mid-seventies he founded in Marina di Pisa section of the Public Service. In those years, worked at the headquarters of Pisa and was chosen to give birth to a detachment in the Navy. Bruno Colombini had accepted with enthusiasm. The family had moved to Marina where his wife picked up the phone, while his son Henry, then a boy, gave aid as stretchers. Bruno was a driver when the doctor was Dr. Gnesi. At the headquarters of the Public Service of Marina was an ambulance only. His enthusiasm was contagious, and within a couple of years young volunteers came to lend a hand. Bruno was so good that even made the vaccines to children. Thanks to him, now the headquarters of Palpa can boast of a considerable fleet, but especially the presence of numerous volunteers.
F. Matucci
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