our friend Pete was a fine fellow and good friend who gave his life trying to rescue others that fateful day....Pete and Jim Taylor and I were into 348 Winchesters and sharing recipes etc.....sure do miss him....

Remembering Pete and the thousands of others that died that tragic day 17 years ago.

Pete always wanted a model 24 Smith & Wesson. He had just found one, but I don't think he had the chance to shoot it before 9/11. I still think of him often.

I have the honor to speak of him tonight at our monthly meeting, Sons of the American Revolution. Rest in Peace Lieutenant & know you are not forgotten.

was found in his locker later.

Here are links to more information posted in 2016 (hope the image shows):
http://forum.sixshootercommunity.com/index.php?id=48516
http://forum.sixshootercommunity.com/index.php?id=48514

And the entire thread:
http://forum.sixshootercommunity.com/index.php?id=48495

and Hannity had the NYPD commish at the time on today, too. I didn't know Pete, but I thought of him first when they played those clips and when the commissioner was talking about rolling up to Ground Zero that morning to people jumping out of the towers. At that moment, Pete was probably running up stairs saving people.

Prayed for his family and the thousands of others who didn't get a loved one back that night after listening to both sets of clips. A good friend lost his sister in Tower Two. She was listed as missing for a couple or three weeks before they found enough of her body to ID her with DNA.

It got really dusty a couple of times today.

I remember Capt Martin from the old page. Hoping his widow and sons are doing well. Praying for everyone who lost someone that day.