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Born and raised in Brooklyn, Walwyn Stuart lived on Long Island, with his wife, Thelma, and their baby daughter. He read...
09/05/2026

Born and raised in Brooklyn, Walwyn Stuart lived on Long Island, with his wife, Thelma, and their baby daughter. He read the Bible regularly and played chess in his free time. A PAPD officer, Stuart was assigned to the World Trade Center PATH station. On 9/11, after evacuating the station, Officer Stuart went to the North Tower to assist the rescue efforts. He was 28 years old.

Born in Greensboro, North Carolina, Sandy Bradshaw lived there with her husband, Philip, their two toddlers, and his dau...
09/05/2026

Born in Greensboro, North Carolina, Sandy Bradshaw lived there with her husband, Philip, their two toddlers, and his daughter. Bradshaw was a flight attendant and Philip was a pilot. Together, they had visited Australia, Hawaii, and the Caribbean. After her children were born, Bradshaw cut her hours at United Airlines to four days per month. On 9/11, she was working aboard Flight 93. She was 38 years old.

REMEMBERING the HEROES of 9/11..Squad 41 — Fallen Heroes of 9/11All six members of Rescue Squad 41 from the South Bronx ...
09/05/2026

REMEMBERING the HEROES of 9/11..

Squad 41 — Fallen Heroes of 9/11
All six members of Rescue Squad 41 from the South Bronx answered the call and made the ultimate sacrifice:

Lieutenant Michael K. Healey, 42 — 18-year veteran of FDNY; served with honor in Squad 41.

Firefighter Thomas P. Cullen III, 31 — Joined FDNY in 1996; served with Engine 290, Ladder 83, then Squad 41.

Firefighter Robert W. Hamilton, 43 — Lifelong Squad 41 firefighter; deeply connected to the community.

Firefighter Michael J. Lyons, 32 — Served in Engine 44 (five years) before transferring to Squad 41.

Firefighter Gregory R. Sikorsky, 34 — Marine Corps veteran; joined FDNY in 1996 and served across multiple units before Squad 41.

Firefighter R. Bruce Van Hine, 48 — U.S. Navy veteran; FDNY Squad 41 since his transfer, respected for his strength and humility.

Tribute and Legacy
All six firefighters are memorialized at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum, predominantly on Panels S‑12 and S‑13 near the South Pool.
Squad 41 was a special operations unit based in the Bronx.

That entire squad responded to the attacks and none returned😥

Their families, colleagues, and local communities continue to honor their memory through annual ceremonies, personal remembrances, and the powerful symbolism of “The Last Column” — a beam marked by their squad amid the ashes of Ground Zero.
Tribute Reflection
They were six souls from Squad 41—unwavering in duty, fearless in action.
When the towers fell, there was no turning back.
Their courage—etched into stone, carried in hearts, and remembered beyond the smoke—
remains their eternal testament.

WE HONOR THEIR NAMES.
WE REMEMBER THEIR SACRIFICE.
WE WILL NEVER FORGET!!🇺🇲


World trade centre and a Boeing 767 (correct me if I’m wrong). This was around the 1990s I believe.
09/05/2026

World trade centre and a Boeing 767 (correct me if I’m wrong). This was around the 1990s I believe.

A lifelong New Yorker, Danielle Delie lived in Manhattan. She was a fan of the "New York Times" crossword puzzle and all...
09/05/2026

A lifelong New Yorker, Danielle Delie lived in Manhattan. She was a fan of the "New York Times" crossword puzzle and all things French. A connoisseur of fine food, w**e, and fashion, she traveled to France and the French West Indies on vacation. On 9/11, Delie was on the North Tower’s 101st floor, where she worked as a Marsh & McLennan vice president. She was 47 years old. Today, we placed a white rose at her name on the 911Memorial to mark her 71st birthday. NeverForget911

Staten Island native Gregg Atlas lived with his wife, JoAnn, and their two children in Howells, New York, where the fami...
09/05/2026

Staten Island native Gregg Atlas lived with his wife, JoAnn, and their two children in Howells, New York, where the family raised cows and grew tomatoes, melons, and other vegetables. Atlas, whose three brothers were also firefighters, was a member of FDNY Engine Company 10. On 9/11, Lieutenant Atlas was seen ascending a stairwell in the North Tower to search for survivors. He was 44 years old.

Born in Tokyo, Japan, Keiichiro Takahashi worked in London and Los Angeles before settling in Port Washington, Long Isla...
09/05/2026

Born in Tokyo, Japan, Keiichiro Takahashi worked in London and Los Angeles before settling in Port Washington, Long Island, in 1989 with his wife, Harumi. Keiichiro kept a garden of Japanese herbs and vegetables. He also enjoyed watching science fiction films with his two grown children. A senior vice president at Euro Brokers, on 9/11, he was on the South Tower’s 84th floor. He was 53 years old. Today we placed a white rose at his name on the 911Memorial to mark his 78th birthday. NeverForget911

Brooklyn-born Thomas Kuveikis lived in Carmel, New York, and was engaged to his girlfriend, Jennifer. Twice a year, he a...
09/05/2026

Brooklyn-born Thomas Kuveikis lived in Carmel, New York, and was engaged to his girlfriend, Jennifer. Twice a year, he and his daughter from a previous marriage explored the outdoors together, including Yellowstone National Park and the Canadian Rocky Mountains. A 24-year FDNY veteran and Squad 252 member, Firefighter Kuveikis responded to the North Tower on 9/11. He was 48 years old.

Jason M. Sekzer, 31 years old, North Tower 105th floorJason M. Sekzer was born on June 5, 1970 to Evelyn and Wilton Sekz...
09/04/2026

Jason M. Sekzer, 31 years old, North Tower 105th floor

Jason M. Sekzer was born on June 5, 1970 to Evelyn and Wilton Sekzer. He had a younger brother, Marc. He grew up and lived in Sunnyside, Queens, NY. As a child, he attended Camp Sussex, a summer camp for children in New Jersey. As he grew up, Jason continued his involvement with the camp. First, he worked there as a waiter, then as a kitchen helper, then as a chef. He cooked for over 600 children and was very happy with the job, jokingly saying, “I can cook for 600, but I can’t cook for 2.” After joining Cantor Fitzgerald, Jason stopped working summers and instead joined the camp’s board of directors. He made many close friendships at Camp Sussex but the camp was especially dear to him for one relationship in particular. It was there that he met his wife, Natalie Makshanov-Sekzer. They had a very close and loving relationship and were married in January of 2001. Jason loved sports and was a strong and loyal fan of the New York Rangers and the New York Yankees. He was known to many as a true gentleman, someone who always helped other people and always stood by what he believed in. He was described by his friends and family as compassionate, funny, hard-working, and loyal. ➡️➡️(more in comments)

Thomas G. Crotty, 42 years old, South Tower 104th floorThomas G. Crotty was born on June 5, 1959 to Patricia and Thomas ...
09/04/2026

Thomas G. Crotty, 42 years old, South Tower 104th floor

Thomas G. Crotty was born on June 5, 1959 to Patricia and Thomas Crotty Sr. in Brooklyn, NY. He was the oldest of four sons, with three younger brothers, James, John, and Kenneth. He grew up in Merrick, NY, and lived in Rockville Centre, NY, in adulthood. Thomas attended and graduated from Maria Regina High School in 1977 and Marist College in 1981. He played basketball in high school and through all four years of college. Thomas had always loved the ocean and water. It was where he met his sweetheart, Joanne, who he married in October of 1985. When they had two daughters together, Catherine, age 6, and Caroline, age 2 (at the time of Thomas’s passing), Thomas loved taking them to the Atlantic Beach Club. They spent many hours there, swimming in the pool and relaxing by the ocean. Thomas also loved tennis, biking, kayaking, and running. He regularly participated in marathons and was scheduled to participate in a triathlon the weekend after September 11th. Thomas had a great amount of energy and was always active in a variety of activities. His family joked that he planned his day in 30-second intervals. He was also very giving to others, having donated blood and platelets to a client who had leukemia, and picked up a sandwich to give to a homeless man. Thomas was described by his friends and family as fun, friendly, kind, and energetic.

Thomas worked as a managing partner and director for Sandler O’Neil & Partners on the 104th floor of the World Trade Center’s South Tower. He had worked for the firm for seven years and was known to always appreciate all his clients, making him a very well-liked and personable investor. On the morning of September 11, 2001, Thomas was working on the 104th floor of the South Tower when Flight 175 struck the building. He unfortunately never made it out of the building, and his life was taken that day. Thomas’s life, love, accomplishments, and memories will always be remembered and never forgotten. His giving and energetic spirit and legacy will live on forever.

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