We Were There, August 8, 2018
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- Опубліковано 25 лис 2024
- World Trade Center Responder EMT Guy S. and Pentagon Survivor Bruce P. share their personal stories of September 11th in their 9/11 Tribute Museum presentation of We Were There on stage at the National September 11th Memorial Museum.
The cost of being a hero is so high. So high. Thank you to all the heroes, I’m so grateful for all of you.
I am from Virginia. Born and Raised. Only 20-25 minutes out of DC and I had many loved ones in the pentagon. 9/11.... Never ever forgotten...
My daughter was only a new born when 911.happened. Couldn't stop watching from australia for 3 days my daughter is now 19. Will return to New York one day to pay my respects. So proud of what you are doing.
I've often wondered what Judith's story was so thanks Judith Pucci
Same! I was glad to hear it.
What amazing awesome men, so kind and brave. Grateful for their courage and willingness to share their stories
Thank you Guy for your service! Thank you Bruce for sharing your story and surviving and marking remembrance every year to the people that lost their lives on 9/11
Such amazing people telling their stories of that tragic day
RIP Keith Fairben and Mario Santoro New York Presbyterian Hospital Paramedics my dads best friends
Thank you to these two men 🙏🏼
One of the best deliveries I've seen in these videos✨
Thank you for your Testimonies 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽we shall Never forget You 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽
My heart goes out to all who perished. 🙏💔
I wonder if Guy is still with us?
God Bless You 🙏 to all who have lost their lives, risked their lives and those living with the affects and sadness left behind.
2000 people died of 9/11 illnesses and 5000 people diagnosed with 9/11 related illnesses. So sad didn't realize so many with the disease. Yeah we hear of the 343 fire fighters but don't often hear of the 8 emts who died during the attack.
The destruction was nuclear compared to conventional demolitions. Ground Zero workers cancer is consistent with radiation poisoning.
Is Mrs. Pucci’s story on here somewhere? I’d love to hear her story as well.
If you watch till the end of the video someone asks her and she tells the story ❤️
Lol it’s in this video 😂 .... did you watch all of it ?
@Lizzz I thought I did but I guess not lol. I'm watching it now though. Lol.
Amazing stories. I feel in awe of these speakers.
These two guys are top notch. We need more people like them in this country. Not the whiners and complainers who expect to become CEOs 2 years out of school.
People lined up at the blood bank all the way around the building, only to be told there was no need.
Such remarkable brave stories .. god bless these people 😘😘🇺🇸
True heros
There are plenty of people like them in this country today.
megamillionfreak the problems you speak of were inherited by the young from us, YOU. Stop hating them for being young, and stop making ignorant comments that only prove that you are the whiner and complainer you are bitching about..
Thank you
These were two perspectives I’ve not heard before - very interesting.
2021. NZ...always remembered...💞✌🙏
Each of the storys told speek of the phones were down.A shame the phones were not working,just a half hour an hour could of made a big difference.
GOD BLESS YOU TWO ♥️🙏
Such a diabolical act…
It passes me off EVERY TIME SHE CALLS THESE MEN BOYS!! VETERAN US NAVY, THANK YOU!
Women are called girls all the time. Somehow calling men boys raises ire but not calling women girls? In this case calling men boys is New York slang, “me and the boys are going out for coffee” it’s not meant to diminish them.
Edited to fix a spelling error
@smontone When I was in the Navy stationed in Conn, I used to say "boy" to the guys all the time. Well, there was a guy from South Carolina who asked to talk to me. Of course, I said sure. We walked off away from the crowd, and he asked me to NOT call him boy anymore. I said ok. I'm not thinking of anything, being from the South myself. I asked, "Can I ask why? He said it was very demeaning to him and not feel like a man. I said ok and kinda shrugged Mt shoulders. He said, QUOTE, " BEING A BLACK MAN FROM S. CAROLINA, WHEN YOU CALL HIM A BOY, IT MEANS OR ITS AS IF WERE STILL IN SLAVERY TIMES." I said, slavery times? It's 1987! I dont think about that stuff that was over a hundred years ago! So, I said i would try my best, but if i slip up, just remind me. He said, OK. Because he knew i said it to all the guys/men. So, Mr. Fish-n-Stuff, knows I didn't take offense. I was joking around. I hope there's not a guy/man out there named Melinda. LOL.
Now you have the whole story, and I've never once told anyone what he said.
Just Respect, that's all. He wanted Respect. And he deserved it, just like anyone that's not a Karen or Brandon. I 🤣🤣
@smontone I had to look at the video. Someone else made a comment on another vlog. Yes, THESE MEN DESERVED TO BE CALLED MEN IN THIS SITUATION. But I do understand about "ME and the boys." Your referring to your friends. That's different. If she called the Women, Girls. I'd be just as angry!! Anybody from that day and at that museum giving testimony, their story, Deserves Respect. I finally made it to the Memorial 2 yrs ago and it broke my heart!! I think I made the 1st statement before I had even been.
I hope you didn't lose any family or friends from that awful day.❤
God bless you all
Was he really the secretary of defense??
LOL He was not. It was the controversial Donald Rumsfeld, then Michael Cohen. They should not have forced this gentleman out like that, though he'd planned to retire. They certainly could've found something for him to do, methinks.
Richard the Great Thanks Richard ☺️
No, his eyes weren’t glowing red.
My God, hopefully your body will heal.
I guess he didnt k ow he could've had a operator break through the line and tell his wife to hang up and that he was gonna call.