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SUMMARY:9/11 Film and Discussion
LOCATION:Sequim Branch Library\nSequim Branch Library
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DESCRIPTION:Watch a short film highlighting first-person accounts of the a
 ttacks on 9/11 and their aftermath\, followed by a discussion..\nhttps://n
 ols.libnet.info/event/16927981
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Featured Speakers in the Film:</st
 rong></p>\n<ul>\n<li><strong>Richard Eichen</strong>&nbsp\;was at work on&
 nbsp\;the 90th floor of the North Tower on 9/11 when it was struck\,&nbsp\
 ;and despite a severe head injury\, helped colleague&nbsp\;Lucy Gonzalez&n
 bsp\;evacuate just minutes before the collapse&nbsp\;of the building. He w
 as reunited with Gonzalez on the 10-year anniversary of the attacks at the
  dedication of the 9/11 Memorial in 2011.&nbsp\;</li>\n<li><strong>Terri T
 obin</strong>&nbsp\;joined the NYPD in 1983&nbsp\;and&nbsp\;responded to 9
 /11 as a lieutenant\, surviving&nbsp\;the&nbsp\;collapse of the&nbsp\;Sout
 h Tower.&nbsp\;Despite severe injuries\,&nbsp\;she&nbsp\;continued rescue 
 efforts\, earning her the NYPD Medal of Honor. She rose to&nbsp\;Assistant
 &nbsp\;Chief in 2019\, one of only three women to hold the rank at the tim
 e\, and retired as Chief of Interagency Operations in December 2024.&nbsp\
 ;</li>\n<li><strong>James and Patrick Dowdell </strong>are the sons of&nbs
 p\;FDNY&nbsp\;Lieutenant&nbsp\;Kevin Dowdell\, who responded on 9/11 and i
 s believed to have been inside the South Tower when it collapsed. His sons
  honored his legacy through service\, with Patrick graduating from West Po
 int and serving in Iraq and Afghanistan\, and James joining the FDNY and l
 ater&nbsp\;attaining&nbsp\;his father&rsquo\;s rank&nbsp\;of lieutenant.</
 li>\n<li><strong>Caitlyn&nbsp\;McIntyre</strong> and <strong>Olivia Perez-
 Johntry</strong>&nbsp\;both lost their fathers on 9/11 &mdash\; PAPD Offic
 er Donald McIntyre and Anthony Perez\, who worked at&nbsp\;Cantor Fitzgera
 ld. After the attacks\, they&nbsp\;attended America&rsquo\;s Camp\,&nbsp\;
 a&nbsp\;summer&nbsp\;camp&nbsp\;for young&nbsp\;relatives&nbsp\;of 9/11 vi
 ctims\, and&nbsp\;later pursued&nbsp\;lives of service: Olivia as a scienc
 e teacher and 9/11 advocate and Caitlyn as a nurse inspired by her father 
 during the COVID-19 pandemic.&nbsp\;</li>\n</ul>\n<p>The film is available
  from the <a href="https://www.911memorial.org/" target="_blank" rel="noop
 ener" title="9/11 Memorial and Museum">9/11 Memorial and Museum</a> in par
 tnership with the New York Life Foundation. This program is generously sup
 ported in part by <a href="https://www.nols.org/friends-library/" target="
 _blank" rel="noopener" title="Friends of Sequim Library">Friends of Sequim
  Library</a>.</p>\nhttps://nols.libnet.info/event/16927981
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