Army wife shares 9/11 story in Belvedere class
Michelle Greene visited Belvedere Elementary to share her husband Army SSgt. Jacob Greene’s Iraq service since 2002. She described desert life and shown his flag, Iraqi coins, and photos, praising supporters and expressing pride and endurance as she counts down to his return.
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Teacher recounts tense moments on Sept 11 2001
Heather Shuler recalls the morning when she left Belvedere Elementary to submit tests and found parents pulling children from school as news broke of the World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks. Her Navy Cmdr. father Michael Pawley was at the Pentagon and later safe, with family anxiously awaiting updates.
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Pinecrest Center Remember 9 11 Victims Program
Pinecrest Center hosted a joint patriotic observance for adult education and alternative school students. A video by Teacher Cecil Atchley featured accounts from New York residents, recalling the September 11 attacks and the ensuing surge of patriotism.
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Athhley
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Lillie Miller
New York
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