May we never foreget!  Worldwide our firefighters are always there in the worst times of our lives, unconditionally, never questioning, always helping.  May we always remember them from yesterday, today and tomorrow.

Sandra Mayr, Ontario, Canada - 2005

Those three hundred and forty-three,

All became heroes that day.

They sacrificed their lives for others,

It didn't have to be that way.

They could have turned around,

And said to each other "get out."

Instead, they climbed higher still,

Listening, for even a shout.

Then, the heat overcame the metal.

With a loud roar, the metal gave way.

Those three hundred and forty-three,

All became heroes that day.

 

In memory of all of our fallen brothers in New York.

We still love you, and we will NEVER forget.

 

Sarah Bender

EMT-B

Nokesville VFD

Nokesville, VA

HELLO,

 

    MY NAME IS BELINDA LUNEAU,I WAS A FIREFIGHTER FOR FOUR YEARS IN THE LITTLE ROCK AREA.MY PRAYERS HAVE BEEN WITH YOU,MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS,YOU PUT YOUR LIFE IN DANGER TO HELP PPL ....IT TAKES ALOT OF WILLING AND DETEMINATION TO DO THAT. I WOULD DO ANYTHING IT TOOK TO SAVE SOMEONE LIKE YOU DID,AND I HAVE BUT NOTHING LIKE THAT DAY..THAT YEAR IN SEPT.11.I ADMIRE YOU AND PREY FOR YOU THAT GOD KEEPS HIS HANDS ON YOU AND WATCHES OVER YOU.

 

                                                   THANK YOU,

                                               BELINDA LUNEAU

To ALL Fallen Brothers, there isn't a day goes by, that in some way, or another, I think about that horrible day, and feel the saddness all over again.

From one brother to many others, your families are in my prayers, and you are forever in my heart.

A nation thanks you, but an entire country mourns.

Thank you for making the ultimate sacrifice !!! !!!! !!!

All my love,

R. Brent Jernell

WV Firefighter

God bless you all! You will never be forgoten. You paid the ultimate, please keep watch over the rest of us.      ~Ridgway Vol.Fire Dept.~

God bless all the Heros.

 In memory for all firefighters and paramedics who lost there life for to save other life's.We never have to forget about them.

Im an first aid - attendand from Germany.

Elmar

Ken Marino, Rescue 1, Manhattan

 

Kenny, I don't know how not to feel a deep sadness when I think of you, Katrina, and your wonderful children.  It just seemed so unnecessary for someone as giving as yourself, alive four years ago today, to be taken.  I am filled with great anger when I think of those who attacked the towers and caused your death and this unbearable pain to the entire city.  I don't know, maybe you think that I'm silly for writing all of this, being in my wheelchair and not able to participate in things like military action or something that would maybe make me feel like I was doing something right to help this situation, but know that we all feel for you and we all miss you.  You mean a lot to us,

 

Tom

God Bless FDNY always, 343 always in our hearts and never will be forgotten

With much Love,

Michele Masucci

In Memories of all the Bravest Firefighters all over the World.

Im a 22 Year old Paramedic from Germany and i feel with all Familys from the dead Firefighters and Paramedics.

Elmar from Germany

My name is Caleb Guthrie and i am a volunteer fireman in North Carolina and i wanted to say keep up the good work guys and god bless

In memory of Ronnie Gies, a former neighbor - We want your wife and
sons and family know you are not forgotten.  We think of you and your
family so often, not just on this sad anniversary.  Love to the Gies
family. From Butch and Carol Bruen

Bryan D Bagley

 Assistant Fire Chief - Bruceville-Eddy Vol.Fire Dept.

In Loving Memory

Bobby Evans

FDNY E-33

For all of our firefighters, fallen and still here. God be with you all. 343 Never Forget

 

Nobel Family

Mountain Top Hose Co # 1

PA

"my heart continues to grieve..9-11 will always be in my mind..and in my heart...all who have given selflessly, will be true guardian angels...all my love and continued prayers....lisa in california