Where were you on September 11, 2001?
Most of us who were alive that day remember exactly where we were when he saw images of smoke pouring from the North Tower of the World Trade Center. We remember the second plane striking the South Tower live on television. And then, 56 minutes later, that same tower collapsed, followed by its North twin at 10:28am. Meanwhile, another hijacked airplane hit the Pentagon, and reports came in of a fourth crashing into a Pennsylvania field after passengers fought back. We also remember the sickening feelings, the grief, and the sense that everything had changed in an instant.
Join the Veterans Breakfast Club for an open conversation marking the 25th anniversary of 9/11. We’ll remember the day itself, talk about the wars that followed, and reflect on how the events of September 11 shaped a generation of Americans in uniform and those who loved them. Veterans, military family members, first responders, and civilians all have stories to tell and perspectives worth hearing.
This program will be what the Veterans Breakfast Club does best: gathering people to listen, remember, ask questions, and share experiences.
Everyone is welcome, whether you served or not. Bring your memories, your stories, and your questions as we reflect together on the day that changed so much—and the twenty-five years that followed.
