




The teacher who organized the display, got the donations for the flags and for flowers for a memorial garden, vowed that as long as he is teaching there something will be done each year in memory of those who died that awful day.
it's hard to believe that the number of services to remember Sept. 11 has decreased greatly just seven years later. But sadly it has.
5 comments:
what a lovely remembrance!
smiles, bee
xxoxoxoxoxoxoxoox
Kudos to that teacher for keeping the memory of those that perished alive.
Be sure to post the link to your article so we can read it!
This will be a lovely thing to do year after year. To remember and not forget.
lovely photos!
the rows of flags gave me the chills, much like Arlington always does.
I'll always remember.
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