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22 years ago, countless lives were lost after the 9/11 attacks in New York and Washington D.C. One man who survived the attack inside Tower One of the World Trade Center is on a mission to help others find healing from that fateful day.
The City of Marshfield hosted its third annual “Marshfield Remembers” memorial at Patriot Park (1490 N. Elm St.) Monday in remembrance of the tragic events of 9-11-01. To recognize the 22nd anniversary of that day, a memorial display of 2,977 U.S. Flags was open to the public in remembrances of the lives lost during the terrorist attacks. In addition, two towers of light beamed through the night sky for exactly 102 minutes, concluded with the playing of TAPS CST by Marshfield 8th grade trumpeter, Mitch Jones.
Billy Forney was in the World Trade Center Tower One on the 85th floor when terror struck
The game is held on 9/11 each year. This year, the game's first pitch was thrown by Billy Forney, who was in Tower One of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001.
The artist used flight and aviation as central themes.