Mourners react during the funeral service for Philadelphia firefighter Capt. Michael Goodwin at St. Michael's Lutheran Church on Thursday, April 11, 2013, in Philadelphia. Goodwin died Saturday in a roof collapse while battling a fire in a three-story building in the city's Queen Village section. He was 53.

Firefighters salute the flag draped casket containing the remains of Philadelphia firefighter Capt. Michael Goodwin.

Firefighters transfer the flag draped casket containing the remains of Philadelphia firefighter Capt. Michael Goodwin at St. Michael's Lutheran Church.

Firefighters battle the blaze that claimed the life of Capt. Michael Goodwin, April 6. The fire caused a partial roof collapse that killed Goodwin and injured a colleague who was trying to rescue him.

Neighbors look on as firefighters battle the blaze.

A police officer salutes as the body of fallen firefighter Capt. Michael Goodwin is brought to Thomas Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia.

People hug outside the emergency room at Thomas Jefferson Hospital.

Police escort an ambulance carrying the body of fallen firefighter Capt. Michael Goodwin from Thomas Jefferson Hospital.

Veronica Caines, foreground from right, 6, Kianna Roman, 4, Juliann Esola, 5, Aliyah Nguyen, 5, and Jayden Jones, 2, cool off in a wade pool under the watch of Brittany Gonzalez, background, Monday, July 16, in Philadelphia. Temperatures in Philadelphia reached the low 90s on Monday.

Joey Potts, left, 5, and his brother Jordan Kerver, 7, cool off in a wade pool, Monday, July 16, in Philadelphia. Temperatures in Philadelphia reached the low 90s on Monday.

Aney Rodriguez (top), her sister Nena Rodriguez and friend Mariely Rodriguez, not related, all of Gaithersburg, Md., cool off under the fountains at Georgetown Waterfront Park, in Washington, on June 20. Temperatures across the Northeast are expected to approach triple digits.

William Smalls plays pool and George Williams wipes his head to keep cool at the Kennedy Senior Center in Harlem, N.Y. on June 20. Set up by the Office of Emergency Management in New York, the center serves as one of many air-conditioned cooling centers located throughout the city to help New Yorkers beat the heat as temperatures soar on the first day of summer.

A kayaker make his way along the Mystic River as a sport watercraft approaches in Medford, Mass. on June 20. Temperatures reached 95 degrees in the greater Boston area along with high humidity on this summer solstice.

Steffanie Roberts gets kisses from her dogs Pink and Bear at her home on June 20, in Philadelphia. Temperatures climbed toward the high 90s along the Eastern Seaboard as an unusually early hot spell heralded the official start of summer.

Four-year-old Solaris Arias, of Providence, R.I. jumps through water spraying from an open fire hydrant in Providence on June 20. Much of the state remained under a heat advisory Tuesday afternoon because of the steamy air mass that has moved into the region resulting in temperatures in the 90s.

Manny Valdez, 16 from Arizona, leaps into a sprinkler in Central Park while Marley Henson, 16, also from Arizona, looks on in New York City, June 20, 2012. Valdez and Henson were part of a group of Rio Rico, Arizona students returning from an exchange program in Germany. New Yorkers tried to find ways to cope with the heat as temperatures soared on the first day of summer.

An unidentified Animal Care and Control Team member awaits transportation of a horse that was found abandoned in a residential area on Wednesday, June 13, in Philadelphia. Two horses were reported left astray and were collected and were taken away for care.

Officer Todd Oandasan along with the Animal Care and Control Team members attach a lead to a horse in a residential area on Wednesday, June 13, in Philadelphia. Two horses were reported left astray and were collected by officials.

Students listen to a news conference at St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church on April 23 in Philadelphia. Archbishop of Philadelphia, Charles Chaput, and Mayor Michael Nutter were speaking at an event for The Great Schools Compact, an effort to identify and replicate best practices at the city's highest-performing schools.

Students listen to a news conference at St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church on April 23 in Philadelphia. Archbishop of Philadelphia, Charles Chaput, signed The Great Schools Compact, which is an effort to identify and replicate best practices at the city's highest-performing schools.

Archbishop of Philadelphia, Charles Chaput, center, signs The Great Schools Compact as Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter and students watch during a news conference at St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church on April 23 in Philadelphia. Chaput signed the compact, which has already received a planning grant and will compete for an implementation grant the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Archbishop of Philadelphia, Charles Chaput, left, and Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter, meet during a news conference at St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church on April 23 in Philadelphia. Chaput signed The Great Schools Compact which is an effort to identify and replicate best practices at the city's highest-performing schools, regardless of whether they are charter or district-operated or Catholic schools.

Nazir Haynesworth, 14, laughs as he plays in a fountain at Logan Circle park on April 16 in Phaldelphia, Pa. Temperatures in Philly were expected to reach the upper 80's as record warmth hits the East coast.

Debra Forrest, right, is consoled in the aftermath of a fire that claimed family members' lives, April 16, in Philadelphia. Officials say the early morning house fire claimed the lives of four people, including two children.

Students play music near the former home of jazz musician John Coltrane on April 13 in Philadelphia. Jazz lovers and cultural officials in Philadelphia are promoting a fundraising effort to save the run-down house.

Men hang a banner on the former home of jazz legend John Coltrane on April 13 in Philadelphia.

Tessye Maurer holds a vote sign as she attends a Religious Freedom protest, Friday, March 23, 2012, in downtown San Antonio. The group is protesting that the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' mandate under the Affordable Care Act violates religious freedom. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)

Protesters pray while participating in a "Stand Up for Religious Freedom" rally in front of the Department of Health and Human Services on Friday in Washington, DC. The rally was one of 129 rallies held in cities across the United States as the Supreme Court prepares to hear arguments on the Obama administration's national health care legislation next week.

Father Paul Schenck speaks during a rally for religious freedom organized in part by the Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia in front of Independence Hall, Friday in Philadelphia. The rally was in objection to the Health and Human Service mandate that private health care cover women's contraception.

Korean War veteran Ed Douglas, of Tempe, Ariz., stands outside the Sandra Day O'Connor Federal Courthouse on Friday in Phoenix. Douglas was part of the Stand Up For Religious Freedom Rally. The rally is part of a nationwide Rally for Religious Freedom which is a reaction against the Obama Administration's HHS mandate that will obligate Catholic organizations to provide contraceptive services to their employees.

Students from Archbishop Prendergast High School react on Friday after it is announced that they will merge schools with Monsignor Bonner High School, and not be closed.

Students from Archbishop Prendergast High School react after the announcement.

Students from Archbishop Prendergast High School react before news is announced that they will merge schools with Monsignor Bonner High School, and not be closed, Friday, Feb. 24, 2012 in Drexel Hills, Pa. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)

Students from Monsignor Bonner High School wait on Friday for an announcement about whether they will merge schools with Archbishop Prendergast High School, and not be closed.