Police officers and emergency response personnel honor the courage of the firefighters and police who lost their lives in the Twin Towers on Sept. 11, 2001. At the ceremony, a new 9/ll memorial was unveiled at the Searcy Fire Station. Ashel Parsons New York Fire Chief Greg Manning shares his memories from serving at Ground Zero. Manning traveled to Searcy to represent all firefighters who were affected by the attacks. Ashel Parsons Juniors Ethan Robson and Tyler Fonville play a patriotic tribute at the 9/ 11 memorial se1vice in the Benson Auditorium Sept. 11. On the back of each seat in the auditorium was a name of a victim, representing the 2,977 lives that were lost. Ashe[ Parsons Senior Elinor Renner places an American flag on the front lawn Sept. 8 to honor the 9/ II victims. The Alumni Relations Office organized groups to perform random kindness all weekend. Ashe[ Parsons SA president senior Bruce McMullen places a South African flag in the ground. Students were encouraged to represent a country with which they had a personal connection by placing the country's flag on the front lawn. Ashe[ Parsons 30 9/11 Anniversary
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