ENGLEWOOD — When he arrived to the mass grave site at the World Trade Center in 2002, Jonathan Hile felt the weight of every soul lost in the mangled wreckage.
VENICE — Even before the 9/11 ceremony started Saturday at Patriots Park in Venice, it was obvious people remembered the fateful day 20 years earlier.
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ARCADIA — There’s “no greater love,” said DeSoto County Fire Chief Chad Jorgensen, talking of firefighters at ground zero during the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
To not forget is to honor — and the communities throughout the region has made remembering those lost on Sept. 11, 2001 a priority every year.
You can’t miss the guy.
Patti Robertson asked the crowd to pray for her nephew Joshua Freeland who sent a message from Afghanistan saying “I’m safe.”
