In this together
Warren community marches, sounds Taps to remember
Photo by Jessica N. Rex From left are Jim Frazier, Justin Foster, Frank Williams, Marcus Owens
Photo by Steve Blume More musicians gathered at the fountain in downtown Warren to play “Taps” in honor of 9/11 during each time stamp of the attacks from 2001. Pictured are Becky Darbee, Gail Lindell, Laura Whitten and Ellen Scalise.
Photo by Vera Finger Gary Finger plays as the Ruck In Honor group pause at the 9/11 Memorial at the Warren County Memorial Park.
Photo by Jessica N. Rex From left are Jim Frazier, Justin Foster, Frank Williams, Marcus Owens
Photo by Steve Blume More musicians gathered at the fountain in downtown Warren to play “Taps” in honor of 9/11 during each time stamp of the attacks from 2001. Pictured are Becky Darbee, Gail Lindell, Laura Whitten and Ellen Scalise.
Photo by Vera Finger Gary Finger plays as the Ruck In Honor group pause at the 9/11 Memorial at the Warren County Memorial Park.
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The 9/11 Ruck Walk organizer Frank Williams would like to thank everyone who helped spread the word whether through social media or word of mouth for the walk.
Williams extends a special thanks to Warren Fire Department and Warren County Memorial Park for allowing the visit to give thanks and honor to those who have and currently put their lives on the line for our community and country within the area for rescue services. In addition, a thank you to Floyd Moore who played at the courthouse and Mark Woody at the Warren City building.
"The tragedy 25 years ago still weighs heavy, but from the adversity comes strength and unity. And like those heroes on that day, these colors don’t run," Williams said. "To those who lost family and friends that day, know that we will stand with you and your loved ones. Every step we take is in their honor, keeping their memories and legacies moving forward. (Last Friday), I had the honor to walk beside three new brothers, carrying weight for those lost on 9/11."