We Remember
By David Greene
Nearly 100 turned out for a somber ceremony honoring the victims and heroes of the September 11th attacks, on Monday, September 11, the sixteenth anniversary of the terror attack. Nearly 150 individuals who were either born and raised or lived in the Bronx and were killed in the attacks on the World Trade Center were remembered in Jacobi Hospital’s 9/11 Memorial Garden, on the grounds of the Pelham Parkway hospital. Several speakers recalled that warm Tuesday, before laying white roses at two markers dedicated to those lost.
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- Local elected officials and representatives of local officials pay their respects during a service honoring those killed in the September 11th attacks.–Photo by David Greene
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- One of two granite and marble plaques dedicated to the nearly 150 Bronxites who died in the attacks of 9/11.–Photo by David Greene
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- Christopher Mastromano the Chief Executive Officer of New York City Health and Hospitals at Jacobi Hospital, bows his head after laying a reef at a monument dedicated to the victims of the September 11th attacks.–Photo by David Greene
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- One of two markers at Jacobi Hospital’s 9/11 Memorial Garden that honor the nearly 150 Bronxites who died in the attacks of September 11.–Photo by David Greene
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- Mourners pause during a moment of silence during a special service at Jacobi Hospital’s 9/11 Memorial Garden.–Photo by David Greene
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- Mourners place a single white rose on one of two markers dedicated to the victims and heroes of 9/11.–Photo by David Greene
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- Young members of the SUNY Maritime College Color Guard stand at attention during a moving tribute at Jacobi Hospital.–Photo by David Greene
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