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Today is the 19th anniversary of 9/11, meaning that an entire generation now has little or no memory of 9/11. In just over a year it will be the 20th anniversary of 9/11. Of course, those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. Perhaps even more importantly the heroism of many on 9/11, from the first responders to the passengers and crew of Flight 93 must never be forgotten. Also forgotten will be the wonderful unity we felt as Americans on 9/12, due in no small part because of the heroism on display that terrible day.
The story of the heroism of the passengers and crew of Flight 93 must not be relegated to the dustbins of history. The play “Remember Flight 93: A True Story of American Courage,” centers around the Airphone and cellphone calls of the passengers and crew of Flight 93, as well as the air traffic chatter to paint the what is arguably the most accurate version of the events of that day. The play is currently registered at the 9/11 Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., and I am a founding member of the Flight 93 National Memorial.
Because I believe the importance of the story more than anything else, I am offering the free use of the play to professional theatre groups, theatre departments in high schools and colleges, community theatre groups, etc. I only ask that the performance be recorded and shared with me. I believe It would be very unfortunate if, on the 20th anniversary of 9/11, the play was not being performed.
When the play was first performed on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 in Arvada, Colorado, it was accompanied by music that included the national anthems of the United States and several other nations, as well as other patriotic music and unofficial national anthems of nations. One of those unofficial national anthems is the rousing John McDermott, of the Irish Tenors, rendition of Scotland the Brave. A free copy of the script will be provided to any and all who request it.
"Just before the first anniversary of 9/11 I wrote the following letter to local papers and the New York newspapers.
"With the anniversary of 9/11/01 drawing fast upon us, I would like to propose an idea for a tribute to all that lost their lives on that fateful day.
I suggest that on 9/11/02 at dusk that everyone should light 3 candles outside their homes (similar to what was done those first couple of nights after the attack). Each of the candles should be a different color, red, white and blue:
RED: for the FDNY firefighters and EMS workers
BLUE: for the NYPD and PAPD officers and Military
WHITE: for all the citizens that were lost that day.
I remember how moved I felt driving down the street and seeing all the lit candles in front of all my neighbor's homes. There are no words that can describe the loss and pain of that day, so let our actions speak for us!! Light your candles to show the world we will never forget September 11th, show the survivors that we still are thinking about them and to all that lost loved ones that we still grieve with them!!
With the 19th anniversary of this day coming up this year, I again propose this simple way to remember all that were lost on that tragic day. I'd also like to include our thoughts and prayers to extend to all that we have lost over the years around the world to terrorist acts like this one. Please help me spread the word around the country and around the world!! "
Let the lights shine!
Let the outrage be heard over the National September 11 Memorial & Museum's utterly insulting and disgusting refusal to illuminate the 9/11 Tribute Lights for the first time since 2002. This decision is inexcusable and a blatant slap in the face to every American life lost or affected on that horrific September day nearly twenty years ago.
If hundreds of people are not only allowed to, but have been encouraged to "protest" on our streets and in our hometowns, then 40 workers can set up the Tribute Lights.
America will not be bullied any longer!
We will rise up.
We will be heard, and we demand due honor and remembrance this September 11th and always!
Let the lights shine!
NEVER FORGET!
* I will be forwarding this to its intended recipiants just as soon as it has acquired enough signatures! So please sign and share! This is too devastating to allow!
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the following is the transcript from the podcast and i had to share it with you all.
My name is Roger Cohen. I’ve worked for The New York Times for just over 30 years and was a foreign correspondent for much of that time, foreign editor. And now I’m a columnist. Which means I write opinion pieces for the paper.
People might think I don’t sound like a New Yorker. But I feel in spirit, and in the intensity of my feelings for the city and my identification with it, very much a New Yorker. Yes.
So I’d been living with this ghostly New York. And I would lie awake sometimes at night and hear distant sirens and occasionally a chopper overhead, and birdsong in the morning and again the sirens, asking myself: When, when will New York come back? It’s a city of energy. Energy defines New York. And how will that energy reconstitute itself? What about the tourists? What about the restaurants, the bars, the museums? Broadway, businesses — everything.
So I was just going for long walks at the end of the day. And I’d been on this long walk out to Brooklyn naval yards and beyond. And as I was coming back, it was dusk and there was nobody around, and there were these pieces of plastic and cans skittering across Front Street. And I saw a rat. You know, it’s not a rare sight in New York, but the rat was just kind of ambling around. And because there was nobody else around, this just set off a kind of apocalyptic vision of the city taken over by vermin.
It was a day or two after that, that that I woke up with this line in my head, and I started writing:
I forgive you, New York. I forgive you your snarl, your aggression, your hustle and hassle. I forgive you LaGuardia and your summer stench of uncollected garbage. I forgive you no cabs in the rain. I forgive you the crusty, deceptive puddles of slush at curbside. I even forgive you the Mets and no place to park and delivery trucks in the bike lane. All is forgiven if you will only return: the subway soliloquies of the homeless, the trains that never come, the trains that stop in the middle of the tunnel, the traffic, the garbage trucks blocking cross streets, the jackhammering of construction, the hiss of smoke from a manhole cover, the idling stretch-limo S.U.V.s, the drone of a million air-conditioning units, the drivers leaning on horns, the city hum that never ceases, until it did.
I forgive you. I forgive you now and forever. How could I ever begrudge you your restlessness, your relentlessness, your lip, your effrontery, your appraising glance, your pushiness, your impatience, your disregard for social niceties, when I knew all along that your great secret was that an extreme degree of ambition coexists in your streets with the empathy every New Yorker feels for a fellow New Yorker?
Only come back and all is pardoned: the tourists meandering in the theater district, your roads pitted with potholes, your crazy prices, your dinner parties ending at 9:30 because tomorrow is another New York day and theres money to be made, your awful basketball, your restaurants that have a table maybe in a couple of months, your overcrowded sidewalks, your iPhone addicts gathered at the exit of a subway station, your way of never ever relenting until you turn every one of your workers into a zombie by nightfall.
I forgive you the rats yes, even the rats and Ill throw in the roaches. The swelter of August, forgiven. The icy winter winds off the Hudson and the East River, forgiven. The impossibility of getting across town, forgiven. I forgive you the crowds, the craziness, the cruelty, the cursing, the complaining customers, the impatient merchants and the most uncomfortable cabs in the world.
I forgive you your kale salads, your restaurants that sell only oatmeal, your trends. I forgive you your street preachers, your sanctimonious parents who drone on about their childrens schools. I forgive you Macys during the Christmas season and Times Square always. I forgive you your ticket-holder lines, your throngs blocking out the paintings at MoMA, your rush-hour subways crammed with humanity.
I forgive you the holding of subway doors, your drunks peeing and puking on the street.
I forgive you Penn Station. I forgive you the Port Authority, yes, even that! I forgive you the brutal division of haves and have-nots. I forgive you the bus to the cabs at LaGuardia-in-construction and the recording that tries to persuade you that the bus is really great news.
Look, I’ll pardon the madness of having AirTrain JFK start in Queens rather than Manhattan. I forgive you the whiff of urine on a Sunday morning, the broken glass in Central Park and the way you persuade people that saying I may have a window next month is OK behavior.
I forgive you for driving me crazy at times, for making me want to scream, Get me out of here! I forgive you everything without exception if you will only promise to reappear.
Please, do not be proud. I know, we cursed you with irresponsible abandon. Forgive us, as I forgive you. We did not imagine the silence that could fall, the sirens that would fill the night, the sick and the dying, the doctors laboring on the 10th circle of the inferno, the ghostliness of shuttered stores, the empty skies, the canceled events, the post-apocalypse latex gloves scattered here and there. We took you too much for granted. Yes, forgive us for not giving daily praise for the miracle of New York.
I know I did not thank you enough for those clear winter mornings, for that dive I love on West 26th, for your tolerance, for your open arms, for the sun glinting on the Empire State Building, for your ampleness, for New York Noodletown, for your secrets slowly revealed, for your endlessness, for your boldness, for your churn, for the Met Cloisters, for your humanity, for your wit, for Coney Island, for the water towers, for the Staten Island Ferry being free, for banking over the city into LaGuardia or J.F.K. and seeing you and thinking this is home, for taking me in as no other city ever could.
Being a New Yorker, I was in a hurry. I was forgetful. You get that. Please forgive me. Please forgive us all. Ill throw in the pigeons. Forgive you for every one of those awful birds. Just come back, just return, please. I know we can make a deal.
The 9/11 Tribute Museum brings together those who want to learn about 9/11 with those who experienced it. The 9/11 Tribute Museum, formally known as the 9/11 Tribute Center is a project of the September 11th Families’ Association, a 501(c)3 non profit, began serving the public in 2006.
The September 11th Families’ Association was created by the widows and families of the Fire Department of New York. The Association established a new mission to unite and support all victims of terrorism through communication, representation and peer support. The 9/11 Tribute Museum embodies the need to gather at the World Trade Center site, connecting the people, places and events of February 26, 1993 and September 11, 2001 and reflect.
Operating as usual
03/26/2022
Sign the Petition
Thank you to all those who have signed the "Save the 9/11 Tribute Museum" petition - more than 17,200 of you so far, and counting!
Please keep sharing the petitionhttps://www.change.org/p/save-the-9-11-tribute-museum and spreading the word.
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03/25/2022
NYC 9/11 Tribute Museum May Permanently Close
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSFucamHbrk 9/11 Tribute Museum guides discuss the importance of the 9/11 Tribute Museum for the September 11th community and the millions of visitors who meet them here.
NYC 9/11 Tribute Museum May Permanently Close Since its opening in 2006, millions of visitors have passed through its doors. Students who weren’t yet born have learned about the horrific attacks on Sept....
03/25/2022
Cavuto: Coast to Coast | Fox Business
Jennifer Adams, co-founder and CEO of the 9/11 Tribute Museum's covid-related financial difficulties and how it can be saved. https://www.foxbusiness.com/shows/cavuto-coast-to-coast
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03/24/2022
Letters and postcards (yes, physical mail) to save the 9/11 Tribute Museum can also be written to both The Honorable Kathy Hochul, Governor of New York State, 138 Eagle Street, Albany, NY 12202. And to NYC's Mayor Eric Adams, City Hall, City Hall Park 260 Broadway, New York, NY 10007. See other ways to save us in the posts below this one.
Thank you for keeping the 9/11 Tribute Museum alive!
03/23/2022
Governor Contact Form
The 9/11 Tribute Museum can still be saved if enough people care. Another thing to do - write and call the governor https://www.governor.ny.gov/content/governor-contact-form 518-474-8390. Press 3 to skip recording; then 1 to leave message or 2 to speak to a person.
Governor Contact Form If you are requesting information under the Freedom of Information Law, you will need to complete a Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) Request.
03/19/2022
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03/18/2022
ASK NY GOV. KATHY HOCHUL TO SAVE THE 9/11 TRIBUTE MUSEUM
Due to Covid-related financial difficulties, the 9/11 Tribute Museum must close unless help comes very soon.
If you love Tribute and our tours, please contact New York’s Governor Kathy Hochul and ask her to save the 9/11 Tribute Museum https://www.governor.ny.gov/content/governor-contact-form.
It only takes a minute and could make all the difference to us.
Thank you, and we cannot wait to share our 9/11 stories with you! #Save9/11TributeMuseum
03/17/2022
Save the 9/11 Tribute Museum! PLEASE SHARE WIDELY
Many of you will have seen in the media that without immediate help, Tribute will be forced to close due to COVID-related financial hardship. Please, if you love Tribute, contact the Mayor's Office at https://www1.nyc.gov/office-of-the-mayor/contact-the-mayor.page or dial 311 or 212-NEW-YORK outside NYC. And please share this.
03/12/2022
Wishing our friends, the Broadway cast of "Come from Away," a very happy fifth anniversary! Thank you for putting such a beautiful spotlight on human kindness.
02/26/2022
John DiGiovanni, Robert Kirkpatrick, Stephen Knapp, William Macko, Wilfredo Mercado and Monica Rodriguez Smith, and her unborn child are remembered on the 29th anniversary of their deaths in the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center.
02/22/2022
Very sorry to learn of the death from World Trade Center-related illness of retired FDNY Battalion Chief Edward J. Tierney of Battalion 11.
It is with deep regret the Department announces the WTC death of Retired BC Edward J. Tierney, formerly of Battalion 11, who succumbed to his wtc related illness on Sunday February 20, 2022. BC Tierney is survived by his wife Norine, Daughter Allyson and several extended family and friends.
The following arrangements have been confirmed:
Visitation: Fri., February 25, 2022
2:00pm - 4:00 pm
7:00pm - 9:00 pm
Michael Higgins Funeral Home
321 S Main Street
New City NY 10956
Mass of Christian burial: Sat., February 26, 2022
11:30am
St Paul's Catholic Church
82 Lake Rd,
Congers, NY 10920
Private cremation immediately following
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations in memory of BC Tierney be made to:
FDNY Fire Family Transport Foundation
Online:
http://www.firefamilytransport.org/donate.html
By Mail:
FDNY Fire Family Transport Foundation, Ltd.
P.O. BOX 340949
Brooklyn, NY 11234
May his memory be a blessing and May his soul rest in eternal peace.
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01/20/2022
9/11 Tribute Museum updated their business hours.
01/19/2022
Glad to see the sign honoring FF Michael Kiefer is already back in place after the recent storm.
Thank you to @Karin Carney Pereira for letting us know Michael’s sign blew down in the wind last night! Thank you to Michael’s amazing friends, Vinny Leis & Teddy Reinhard, for going and securing it back up so quickly after one phone call was made ♥️
01/10/2022
Remembering a great man, retired NYPD Detective Steven McDonald, on the fifth anniversary of his death.
Five years ago today, Detective Steven McDonald passed away from his injuries after being shot by a 15-year-old in Central Park nearly 36 years ago, leaving him paralyzed. Steven forgave the assailant & spent his life spreading the importance of forgiveness around the world.
An inspiration to us all, we will #neverforget him.
01/05/2022
Dear Friends, The 9/11 Tribute Museum is hurting. After months of pandemic closure, we have been operating at about 10% of our usual revenue for more than a year. We had a brief boost at Christmas, but now we are in trouble, and facing winter, our slowest season.
If each of our followers donated the price of a cup of coffee to Tribute, the total amount would help us enormously. A tiny donation could make all the difference. Thank you. https://911tributemuseum.org/donate
12/24/2021
Donate To The 9/11 Tribute Museum
The 9/11 Tribute Museum works every day to share the personal stories of the 9/11 Community — family members who lost loved ones, survivors, first responders and rescue workers, volunteers, and community residents whose healing is a testament to the perseverance of the human spirit.
Tribute provides an understanding of the loss and impact of 9/11 while inspiring the power of resilience and recovery.
Your support this holiday season will ensure that this mission can continue for years to come.
Donate Here: https://911tributemuseum.org/donate/
Donate To The 9/11 Tribute Museum Contribute today to help build a lasting place for remembrance, reflection and learning for years to come.
11/30/2021
Donate To The 9/11 Tribute Museum
On this #GivingTuesday, your support means more than ever. A donation to the September 11th Families' Association and 9/11 Tribute Museum contributes towards student education programs, community service projects benefitting the children of military families, programs for the 9/11 community and will also help to keep the 9/11 Tribute Museum's doors open.
Any amount of support makes a difference towards our mission – preserving history and educating people from around the world though the personal stories of those who were there. As we continue to navigate through extraordinary challenges, our history of resilience and recovery is an inspiration for the future.
On this #GivingTuesday, please consider a donation to the 9/11 Tribute Museum to ensure that this mission continues for years to come.
To donate, visit: 911tributemuseum.org/donate OR https://gofund.me/ea549ec0
Donate To The 9/11 Tribute Museum Contribute today to help build a lasting place for remembrance, reflection and learning for years to come.
Guided Memorial Tours | Experience the Memorial with first hand stories.
The 20th anniversary may be behind us but the stories of the 9/11 community are forever and must never be forgotten.
See below for the various ways you can continue to support the 9/11 community at Tribute.
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Visit the 9/11 Tribute Museum and take a tour with a member of the 9/11 community - Plan Your Visit Here: https://911tributemuseum.org/guided-tours/
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Visit Tribute's YouTube page to watch oral histories and various programs featuring members of the 9/11 community here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKVFLib_Jjv1eSgDt4NMgeQ
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Visit Tribute '9/11 @ 20' commemorative webpage here: https://911tributemuseum.org/911at20/
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Book a group visit: https://911tributemuseum.org/plan-your-visit/#groups
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Donate to the September 11 Families' Association: https://911tributemuseum.org/donate/
Guided Memorial Tours | Experience the Memorial with first hand stories. Take a guided tour of the 9/11 Memorial with those who were there. Our guides experienced 9/11 first hand and consist of family members, survivors, & more.
Today and every day, we honor all who have served and sacrificed for our country. Happy Veterans Day!
11/10/2021
Marking the 20th Anniversary of 9/11, the 9/11 Tribute Museum Announces The ‘Stories in Tribute’ Campaign | 9/11 Tribute Museum
The 9/11 Tribute Museum's ‘Stories in Tribute’ campaign in support of the September 11th Families' Association and 9/11 education initiatives is an ongoing effort to ensure that the stories of 9/11 are told to future generations for years to come.
Learn more about the campaign and donate here: https://911tributemuseum.org/storiesintribute/
#StoriesInTribute #GiveTribute
Marking the 20th Anniversary of 9/11, the 9/11 Tribute Museum Announces The ‘Stories in Tribute’ Campaign | 9/11 Tribute Museum Marking the 20th Anniversary of 9/11, the 9/11 Tribute Museum Announces The ‘Stories in Tribute’ Campaign New York, NY – August 26, 2021 – As part of its ongoing effort to preserve the memories of 9/11 for future generations, the 9/11 Tribute Museum announced the launch of a $10 Million camp...
Guided Memorial Tours | Experience the Memorial with first hand stories.
Visit the 9/11 Tribute Museum and join an unforgettable tour of the 9/11 Memorial led by survivors, family members, rescue/recovery workers and more.
Learn about the history of the World Trade Center, 9/11 and the 9/11 Memorial, and hear the powerful, personal stories of those personally affected by the attacks.
Tours are available on Wednesday-Sunday at 11am & 1pm.
Book Your Visit Here: https://911tributemuseum.org/guided-tours/
Guided Memorial Tours | Experience the Memorial with first hand stories. Take a guided tour of the 9/11 Memorial with those who were there. Our guides experienced 9/11 first hand and consist of family members, survivors, & more.
10/29/2021
Donate To The 9/11 Tribute Museum
A donation to the 9/11 Tribute Museum/September 11th Families' Association will ensure that the 9/11 Community has a safe and supportive space to continue to heal through the sharing of their personal stories, along with a space for younger generations to learn about the events of 9/11 directly from those who were there or were personally impacted.
Help preserve this important history and support the education of future generations.
Donate Here: https://911tributemuseum.org/donate/
Donate To The 9/11 Tribute Museum Contribute today to help build a lasting place for remembrance, reflection and learning for years to come.
10/26/2021
Educators - Book a class visit with the 9/11 Tribute Museum!
The 9/11 Tribute Museum's interactive student programs connect student groups with Tribute's 9/11-connected guides who provide a comprehensive overview of the World Trade Center, 9/11 and the post-9/11 recovery/rebuilding before concluding each program by sharing their personal 9/11 story and answering questions.
Programs run between 1-2 hrs and are customizable based on age-group. Indoor and outdoor programs available.
Unable to visit NYC? Distance Learning programs are also available.
Learn more and/or book your class visit here: https://911tributemuseum.org/teaching-911/
10/22/2021
9/11 Tribute Museum - YouTube
Subscribe to the 9/11 Tribute Museum's YouTube channel and watch as survivors, first responders, family members and more share their personal 9/11 stories, reflect on the years since 9/11 and share messages of inspiration and hope.
Visit & Subscribe Here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKVFLib_Jjv1eSgDt4NMgeQ
9/11 Tribute Museum - YouTube The 9/11 Tribute Museum is a project of the September 11th Families’ Association which brings together those who want to learn about 9/11 with those who expe...
10/18/2021
Marking the 20th Anniversary of 9/11, the 9/11 Tribute Museum Announces The ‘Stories in Tribute’ Campaign | 9/11 Tribute Museum
The 9/11 Tribute Museum's ‘Stories in Tribute’ campaign in support of the September 11th Families' Association and 9/11 education initiatives is still active.
Learn more about the campaign here: https://911tributemuseum.org/storiesintribute/
#StoriesInTribute #GiveTribute
Marking the 20th Anniversary of 9/11, the 9/11 Tribute Museum Announces The ‘Stories in Tribute’ Campaign | 9/11 Tribute Museum Marking the 20th Anniversary of 9/11, the 9/11 Tribute Museum Announces The ‘Stories in Tribute’ Campaign New York, NY – August 26, 2021 – As part of its ongoing effort to preserve the memories of 9/11 for future generations, the 9/11 Tribute Museum announced the launch of a $10 Million camp...
10/14/2021
Plan Your Visit To The 9/11 Tribute Museum
The 9/11 Tribute Museum is open!
Learn about September 11, 2001 and the post-9/11 recovery and rebuilding in our galleries then take a guided tour led by those who were there.
Plan your visit today!
https://911tributemuseum.org/plan-your-visit/
Plan Your Visit To The 9/11 Tribute Museum Plan your visit to the 9/11 Tribute Museum and experience the stories and history of September 11th by those who were there.
Press & Media
The 9/11 Tribute Museum and many of our wonderful volunteers participated in a number of national and international written features and audio/visual programs in commemoration of the 20th anniversary of September 11, 2001.
To view the various features and content, visit: https://911tributemuseum.org/press-media/ (toggle through 'Press Releases' for all content)
Press & Media Download our media kit and check for any updates about the 9/11 Tribute Museum and/or events.
09/11/2021
9/11 at 20 - Reflections From The 9/11 Community
Today, as we commemorate the 20th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, the 9/11 Tribute Museum is proud to share personal stories and reflections from members of the 9/11 Community along with additional commemorative programming.
Programs on Tribute's special '9/11 at 20' webpage discuss physical and mental health, personal resilience, societal changes, community, service and more, all told by those who experienced 9/11 firsthand.
Visit Page: https://911tributemuseum.org/911at20/
9/11 at 20 - Reflections From The 9/11 Community As September 11, 2021 marks the 20th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, the 9/11 Tribute Museum is proud to share personal stories and reflections from members of the 9/11 community
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