On this Patriot Day we took time out from the normal routine to celebrate the lives of those lost and remember the events of September 11th, 2001. The videos below are of this morning's memorial service. If you were unable to attend and have the time, please watch the video recording from the ceremony.
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Friday, September 11, 2015
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
September 11th Memorial Service
On Friday, September 11, 2015 The Glen Lake Fire Department will hold its fourteenth
annual memorial service, marking the anniversary of the attacks on the Twin Towers in New
York City. Particularly remembered will be the 343 firefighters and medics who lost their lives in
the tragedy.
The memorial will begin at 8:30 AM in the Glen Lake Fire Station, located at 6401 W. State Street, Glen Arbor.
The program will feature remarks by Dusty G. Shultz, Superintendent of the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, comments by the Reverend Russell Logston, Pastor of Empire United Methodist Church, and music selections by bagpiper Jack Fellows and coronetist Norm Wheeler.
The ceremony will be complimented by tours of the 9-11 Memorial Garden, designed by local artist and designer the late Ted Peterson, located outside the fire station, titled "We Remember The Fallen, The Bravery, The Sacrifice." An artifact, consisting of a rusty, twisted steel beam, recovered from the Twin Towers wreckage, is highlighted on a basalt column in the middle of a flowing infinity pool.
The public and all local firefighters, EMTs, law enforcement, NPS, and military personnel are invited to attend.
The memorial will begin at 8:30 AM in the Glen Lake Fire Station, located at 6401 W. State Street, Glen Arbor.
The program will feature remarks by Dusty G. Shultz, Superintendent of the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, comments by the Reverend Russell Logston, Pastor of Empire United Methodist Church, and music selections by bagpiper Jack Fellows and coronetist Norm Wheeler.
The ceremony will be complimented by tours of the 9-11 Memorial Garden, designed by local artist and designer the late Ted Peterson, located outside the fire station, titled "We Remember The Fallen, The Bravery, The Sacrifice." An artifact, consisting of a rusty, twisted steel beam, recovered from the Twin Towers wreckage, is highlighted on a basalt column in the middle of a flowing infinity pool.
The public and all local firefighters, EMTs, law enforcement, NPS, and military personnel are invited to attend.
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