Remember The Brothers 9-11-01

[1835Wayne]

We shall never forget the selfless sacrifice, the devotion to their duty, that was displayed as so many gave the last full measure.

[cdemarse]

Rest In Peace Brothers.

SOME of us still remember.

[maxthis]

You are all in our hearts for ever...Rest easy brothers

[tomlaumann]

"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing." (Edmund Burke)

RIP To the brothers who gave it all god bless.

[GFD748]

RIP my brothers. You will never be for gotten. May you fly with angels till meet again. My thoughts and prayers are with your families.

We will never forget.

[backsteprescue123]

Rest in peace brothers.....

[FyredUp]

Rest in Peace Brothers.

One of the proudest moments of my life was when my oldest son decided to become a firefighter. He is a volly now in the small town we live in and going to school to get his certs and an associate degree, hoping it will all lead to a career in the fire service. The thing about him is he understands the traditions, he respects those that came before him, and he has a reverence and respect for the Brothers lost in the line of duty. 9/11 is an important day in his life and he doesn't have to remember those that paid the ultimate price that horrific day because he will never forget and neither will I.

[fieldseng2]

NOT FORGOTTEN!

[BrewCityFF]

Posted with respect



Ceremony honors firefighters lost on 9-11

Milwaukee firefighters stood in three lines with black bands across their badges and listened somberly this morning to a roll call of their fallen brothers and sisters who died responding to the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.

Seven years have passed since the attacks, but the firefighters in Milwaukee and across the country remain devoted to remembering the bravery and dedication of the 343 who died.

"They never hesitated," Milwaukee Fire Chief Douglas Holton said. "They were going up when everybody else was coming down.

"We bow our heads and our hearts to the effort of the firefighters that day."

The ceremony outside the Milwaukee department headquarters started with a salute, as David Harris, a member of the honor guard, slowly lowered the flag to half-staff. Holton and Bobbie Weber, president of the firefighters union, alternated their way through the list of names.

"We want everybody to remember the names of the firefighters and their families," Holton said. "Sometimes, in a tragedy of this magnitude, the individuals and their families are forgotten."

[nyckftbl]

I never had the honor of working with the men who gave everything that day. But I do have to honor of working with men who worked with the ones we lost, and that means more to me than anything else in this world.

RIP brothers.

[jimp417]

Eng 40 35 truck, I finaly made it to the home of the Cavemen the 10th. The service for Brother Michael Otten was one I was honored to attend and will never forget. We had wanted to make it there to pay respects at your house and are glad to have made it. The service at 100th and Riverside park was well done. It's an honor to stand with you all to listen to the names read. We look forward to Honoring our Fallen Brothers with you again next year.

[RspctFrmCalgary]

Eng 40 35 truck, I finaly made it to the home of the Cavemen the 10th. The service for Brother Michael Otten was one I was honored to attend and will never forget. We had wanted to make it there to pay respects at your house and are glad to have made it. The service at 100th and Riverside park was well done. It's an honor to stand with you all to listen to the names read. We look forward to Honoring our Fallen Brothers with you again next year.

I got a little teary-eyed yesterday when I saw Michael's name scroll by on the screen while I was watching the Memorial coverage on CNN.

NEVER FORGET!

[Dickey]

RIP Brothers

[tekpfd]

Firefighters mark anniversary of terrorist attack

01:00 AM EDT on Friday, September 12, 2008

By Gregory Smith

Journal Staff Writer


The bells in the firehouses throughout New York

Echoed in harmony that morn

Calling our brothers to the fight of their lives

Fulfilling the duty they’d sworn.


PROVIDENCE — Lt. Thomas Kenney yesterday recited a reflective poem that he wrote, “The Tolling of Firehouse Bells,” at the local firefighters’ annual memorial ceremony for the 343 firefighters who died in the 9/11 terrorist attacks in New York City.

Forty-five to 50 people, most of them firefighters in dress uniform, attended the morning observance at the Providence Public Safety Memorial outside the Public Safety Complex.

In another stanza of the poem penned by Kenney, the Fire Department’s unofficial “poet laureate,” he wrote:

Firemen everywhere walked a little taller

Though hearts heavy with pain

This country leaned on the strength of these heroes

To help it stand tall once again


A prominent part of the observance, which was organized by the firefighters labor union, Local 799 of the International Association of Fire Fighters, was the reading aloud of the names of those who sacrificed. The readers were Firefighter Joseph F. Mellor, Local 799 vice president, and Firefighter Philip Fiore, secretary.

Lt. Philip Payne, a Universalist pastor, gave the invocation, and Firefighter Paul A. Doughty, Local 799 president, was the emcee.

Musical accompaniment was provided by Firefighter Alan Sousa of the Rhode Island Professional Fire Fighters Pipes and Drums, who marched in and out with the department honor guard, bagpipes swirling, and played “Amazing Grace” during the ceremony. Firefighter Michael Sullivan sang the “Star-Spangled Banner” a cappella.

In addition to a moment of silence for those who died at the World Trade Center in New York City, the attendees observed a moment of silence for active members of the nation’s armed services who are serving around the world.

gsmith@projo.com

[PineyPower]

Always Remember, Never Forget 9-11-2001.

R.i.p. Brothers.

[FDNYco10]

R.I.P Brothers

You men WERE the bravest of the brave.

[Weruj1]

I did not forget ...................Rest in Peace Brothers................

[blinkd44]

Lt. Kevin Pfeifer was a friend of my dads. Pretty sad when I heard his story and how is brother met the president and cried with him. RIP all who died.

[hfdpike]

I will never forget.

[NYsentinel]

God Please Bless the Heros (big H) of 911
As someone who went trough 911 I feel that
it is my obligation to advise this board on the following.

There was a forum "firefighter for 911truth"

This a scam being played on our fallen comrads.
The group "firefighters for 911 truth" is connected
to Richard Gage who claims to an architect. He is false
To see how this scam is being played
Please google: JREF-Richard Gage still begging for dollars"

I will not alow these people to discrace the memory of our
fallen comrads, period.

For the record

I am a survivor of the attacks(WTC)
I am a long standing volunteer for the
FDNY Auxiliary Fire Corps formerly with E10
I am a strong proponent for new 911 invedtigation.

But, theres is a criminal network cashing in on 911
and I have been chasing the jerkoffs for a long time.


We honor their memory by not looking the other way
when criminals commit fraud against the victims and
families of 911.


God Bless


Paul Isaac (NYsentinel)
FDNY Auxiliary Fire Corp
Aux/Lt E207 E10
Former NYPD A/PO 61pct 17pct