“What does 9/11 mean to you?”
“It’s a hard thing to put into words,” Barclay Tucker
“9/11 means to me a way of getting people together for something that’s bigger than us,” Taylore Aussiker
“It’s just a chance for everyone to put aside their differences and just be together as a whole,” Katrina Seymour
“It’s a day that innocent people died for no reason,” Mark Emerson
“I guess to me really 9/11 stands out as the one most significant historical event that really actually defined our generation,” Rick Ouelette
“In my mid-teens I watched the World Trade Center being built from my Grandmother’s apartment, where I lived, about 15-20 mins away. During a 6-year span I worked about 10 blocks away and where I walked to take the subway home. When I watched the two towers collapse I experienced a part of NYC that was lost. The city has never been the same since. One vision I had was the numerous escalators (about 10-15) going up/down to the path train to Jersey buried under the rubble. Very, very sad,” Dr. Philip Parisi