Cross Country Bikers Honoring 9/11 Stop in Ohio
The riders, including active and retired firefighters, are covering about 3,615 miles over six weeks to honor the 343 firefighters killed on 9/11.
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Seabee honors Shields at Gardiner Cemetery during cross-country trek
A few days before finishing her trek across America with the Warrior Bike program, U.S. Navy Seabee Builder Chief Mary Montigny of Rhode Island paid her respects to a fellow Seabee in Gardiner.
Firefighters bicycling cross country for 9/11 anniversary stop by BG Fire Division – BG Independent News
On their journey from the west coast to New York City, firefighters from the San Francisco Bay area stopped by Bowling Green Fire Division to be treated to a cookout at the fire station Monday evening. This is the third trip for the bicyclists on the “Bay to Brooklyn” trek. They rode cross country on the 10th and 20th anniversaries of 9/11, and are now making the 25th anniversary ride. The purpose of the ride is to remember the 343 firefighters who died at Ground Zero on Sept. 11, 2001, and those who have died since then due to the post 9/11 conditions, plus the thousands of military personnel who have given their lives since then. A total of 22 firefighters left the San Francisco Bay area on Aug. 2. They plan to ride their bicycles to Ground Zero and then on to the Brooklyn Bridge. As the group traveled the nation five years ago, they also stopped for a meal with Bowling Green firefighters. Following is a story from that visit: Never forgotten – Firefighters stop in BG on cross-country bike ride for 20th anniversary of 9/11
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