Firefighter dad keeps memory alive of son lost on 9 11
Lee Ielpi, co founder of the Tribute WTC Visitor Center, preserves his son Jonathan Ielpi's legacy after his death in the September 11 attacks. Jonathan, 29, was a Squad 288 firefighter and a father of two. The center, opened 2006 beside ground zero, welcomes visitors, shares survivor stories, and displays Jonathan's coat and helmet as part of a broader memorial effort.
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Know-it-all dads at museums share quick learnings
At the National Air and Space Museum a father explains a heat shield to his son and invents details about the materials. Experts note many fathers offer confident but imperfect facts while touring exhibits, a habit museum educators say comes from partial knowledge and the urge to supply quick answers.
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