The Bronx Remembers It’s Own
by David Greene
A damp and dreary day didn’t stop a crowd of 100, who gathered at Jacobi Hospital to remember those who died in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. Residents and elected officials gathered at the hospital’s ‘Memorial Garden’ on Tuesday, September 11, where many reflected on the events of that day, others read solemn poems. A Moment of silence was held at the exact moment 17 years earlier, when the first plane hit the World Trade Center. More than 80 Bronxites perished in the attack.
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- Residents left flowers on one of two memorials than commemorates the more than 80 Bronxites who died at the World Trade Center.–Photo by David Greene
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- A police officer and a civilian place a flower to honor the more than 80 Bronx residents who died in the terror attacks of 9/11.–Photo by David Greene
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- Residents place flowers at a memorial for Bronxites killed in the terror attacks of September 11, 2001.–Photo by David Greene
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- A crowd of 100 turned out to honor the more than 80 victims from the Bronx who died in the attacks of 9/11.–Photo by David Greene
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- Members of the Jacobi Community Advisory Board and hospital staff take time to remember the events of September 11, 2001.—Photo by David Greene
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