Jennifer Guist's dying wish in her battle with stage four breast cancer was to meet as many firefighters as she could.Guist is a 46-year-old mother of two who has called the Treasure Coast home for her entire life.“She has a bout 17 tumors on her brain," her niece Jessica Smith said. "She beat breast cancer and was doing wonderful. About a month after that, she was holding a cup and dropped it, so she went back to the doctor and they found the tumors on her brain.”After that diagnosis, Jennifer's family got to work on her bucket list wedding, even though there was no groom."We planned a big wedding," Smith said. "We got a limo, we had the ceremony, we had the reception, we decorated, she had a wedding dress, she had the father-daughter dance, a dance with her son; it was really beautiful.”In West Palm Beach: Minority, women-owned businesses getting financial boostThe final item on her bucket list: meeting a bunch of firefighters.“She has this thing with Magic Mike," Smith said. "She loves it. So, the correlation there you can see. She’s been asking for “sexy firefighters.”First responders in St. Lucie County brought Guist one of their calendars."She actually has it thumbtacked to the ceiling above her bed because she can’t sit up, so she had them thumbtack it above her head so she can look at it all the time,” Smith said.Friday afternoon first responders from Palm Beach Gardens and St. Lucie County drove by Guist's home in their trucks with the lights and sirens on.Together: Project CommUNITYThe firefighters and paramedics met with Guist, sang her "Happy Birthday" and even brought her flowers.“If us just showing up to an event makes her smile, then it’s all worth it,” Matt Conley of St. Lucie County Fire Rescue said.Guist's brother was a fireman in Palm Beach Gardens. Some of the first responders he worked alongside were at the procession as well.Follow us on social: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | TikTok