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9/11 hero’s memory preserved through massive effort to ‘do good’ for vets, first responders: ‘His legacy’

9/11 hero’s memory preserved through massive effort to ‘do good’ for vets, first responders: ‘His legacy’

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On one of the darkest days in America’s history, New York City firefighter Stephen Siller strapped on his gear and ran through the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel to the collapsing Twin Towers, ultimately giving his life to save those caught in the Sept. 11, previously warned in 2020 that America was "very close to forgetting the impact 9/11 had on our nation." Now, with anti-American sentiment on the rise and some online commentators belittling the Sept. Related Topics Tunnel to Towers: Steel Across AmericaRemembering 9/11New York CityAmerica 250: All-American HeroesBlue Lives LostTerrorismU.S.

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Tunnel to Towers: Steel Across America 9/11 hero’s memory preserved through massive effort to ‘do good’ for vets, first responders: ‘His legacy’ The program marks the 25th anniversary of the attacks by honoring each of the 343 FDNY members who died at the Twin Towers By Peter Pinedo Fox News Published September 10, 2026 11:03am EDT Comments Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video Frank Siller honors fallen FDNY brother with memoir 'Let Us Do Good' Tunnel to Towers Foundation CEO Frank Siller shares the inspiration behind his new memoir, 'Let Us Do Good.' Siller reflects on the sacrifice of his FDNY firefighter brother, Stephen Siller, and how their parents' lessons of service guided their family's mission.

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