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Carnations from the public were placed on a support beam from the twin towers. The 14-foot steel support beam is pockmarked with dents made from molten metal falling from the South Tower, the second one hit, but the first to collapse.
Local residents place carnations on the beam from the World Trade Center.
Local residents place carnations on the beam from the World Trade Center.
Veterans stand in silent tribute to remember those who lost their lives eighteen years ago on Sept. 11.
Walter Kraft, the Vice President for Communications, speaks at the opening of the 9/11 ceremony of remembrance.
Red and white carnations and postcards were given to the public who attended the 9/11 ceremony of remembrance at Eastern Michigan University.
EMU President James Smith being interviewed by FOX 2 news at the 9/11 ceremony of remembrance, to honor the lives that were lost, as well as the lives of the survivors. It was his fourth time attending the ceremony.
Veterans salute to honor the individuals who participated to rescue, the lives that were lost and the lives of the survivors in the 9/11 attacks.
Pastor Sarah Jackson from University Christian Fellowship read a memoir at the ceremony.
Carnations are collected and placed around the center stage of Pease Park.
Local residents bring their children to participate in the 9/11 ceremony of remembrance at Eastern Michigan University.
