A 9/11 anniversary tradition is handed down to a new generation
- Commemorating the Sept. 11 attacks will be essential for future generations without direct memory, as highlighted by the role of “9/11 families.”
- Allan finds honor in reading names to feel closer to his grandfather and aims to teach future generations about these events.
- The tradition of reciting names of the deceased extends to other memorials, promoting remembrance across various events.
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