9/11 REMEMBERED

PORKCHOP AND ERICK IN 2001 - Suzanne Plunket/ASSOCIATED PRESS“Erick Robertson, of Oakhurst, CA, pets Porkchop, a one-year-old search and rescue dog as he receives a dehydration intravenous treatment, Wednesday, September 19, 2001, at the Society for… — ***PORKCHOP AND ERICK IN 2001 - Suzanne Plunket/ASSOCIATED PRESS***
“Erick Robertson, of Oakhurst, CA, pets Porkchop, a one-year-old search and rescue dog as he receives a dehydration intravenous treatment, Wednesday, September 19, 2001, at the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals mobile clinic just outside ground zero in New York. Robertson and Porkchop have been working at the World Trade Center attack site since Sunday. ***(AP Photo/Suzanne Plunkett)” -*** ***http://barkandclark.blogspot.com***

OUR VISION: to Transport the September 11ᵗʰ Memorial Across America

ORIGINS OF 9/11 REMEMBERED TRAVELING MEMORIAL

“After the attacks of September 11, 2001, I volunteered at Ground Zero with my best friend Porkchop, my search and rescue canine partner. The cleanup took a total of nine months before every person left, hand in hand. The attacks caused unbelievable despair across America and much of the world...and yet, it also created a sense of unity. The feeling that:

“WE. ARE. ONE.”

The memories of Ground Zero are seared into the minds of anyone who responded to “the call” as well as those who witnessed it from afar…”

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Forever United

9/11/2001 will NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.

“We will always be united in our work to be there for each other as a Nation and a Family who looks out for each other in our times of most dire need. On September 11, 2011, The National September 11 Memorial was completed and opened for victims’ families. The following day the public was permitted to visit the memorial. On May 21, 2014, the 9/11 Museum was officially opened. Finally, on November 3, 2014, the Freedom Tower opened it’s doors.

Memorial On Hold

America waited a very long time to memorialize those lost on 9/11

I believe the wait was worth it.

After countless funerals, memorials, and charitable events over the course of the years, I still get chills when I go to the site and visit the Memorial Gardens, the Museum and now the Memorial Glade. All of America deserves to see these tributes to those lost in the attacks and those lost since because of their help.”

- Erick Robertson, Founder of 9/11 Remembered

GRASSROOTS ORIGINS

Our Grassroots Organization is determined…

To transport this mobile September 11ᵗʰ Memorial across America.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

OUR MISSION

It’s the mission of the 9/11 Remembered Traveling Memorial to do just that.

Our four trucks welcome visitors to learn in an interactive, hands-on way, about the events of 9/11 and the nine-month Rescue and Recovery effort. We’d like people to be so motivated and inspired by the experience of our mobile 9/11 memorial that they come to New York’s September 11 National Memorial and Museum if they are able to…so they can experience the intensity and the magnitude of this beautiful Memorial for themselves.

Erick Robertson - Founder/CEO, 9/11 Remembered • Traveling Memorial

Erick @ Ground Zero 2001 - Photo: Erick Robertson

Porkchop @ Ground Zero 2001 Tracey Litt Photography

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9/11 Remembered • Traveling Memorial

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