he will always be there

[Fire-medic]

One of my fellow retirees from fire-rescue made this before he retired. He welded it up w/cut-nails, and that's a piece of the 'pit' he's holding, the name of the hellhole that became the resting-place for the TTT structure when it collapsed, and was excavated. It's in the lobby of a fire-rescue station in south FL, in Palm Beach Co.

God-bless all the men and women who died at the hands of others on September 11.

 

[CrackerRican]

One of my fellow retirees from fire-rescue made this before he retired. He welded it up w/cut-nails, and that's a piece of the 'pit' he's holding, the name of the hellhole that became the resting-place for the TTT structure when it collapsed, and was excavated. It's in the lobby of a fire-rescue station in south FL, in Palm Beach Co.

God-bless all the men and women who died at the hands of others on September 11.

Thank you for sharing FM

 

[Traumahawk]

god-bless all the men and women who died at the hands of others on september 11.

+1000

 

[sdt354]

God Bless them all, and their families.

 

[Bill Kratzenberg]

wow, that's impressive.
how long did it take him to make that? looks like a lot of detail!

 

[dannymax]

+1 Very impressive! RIP Brothers & Sisters! :eusa_pray:

 

[mt-pockets]

What station and dept?

 

[mt-pockets]

Very nice piece of work!

 

[Fire-medic]

What station and dept?

Boynton Beach Fire-Rescue, I-95 and Gateway Blvd., SW corner. The artist is Chief of EMS Ray Altman (Retired) with-whom I am proud to have-served. :worthy:

It's inside an area open to the public.

 

[mt-pockets]

Thank you

 

[Kronx]

Beautiful piece of work. My cousin Michael Zinzi died in 9/11. He was an avid motorcyclist - loved his Harley's.