Remembering 9/11 Through Personal Stories | Spokane News

Hundreds gathered in Cashmere, Washington, for a moving 9/11 memorial ceremony honoring the victims as individuals—not just names. Robb Todd, a former American Airlines flight attendant scheduled to fly on Flight 77, praised the courage of flight crews as “unsung heroes” and emphasized preserving their stories. The memorial, featuring steel beams from the Pentagon and symbolic representations of the Twin Towers and Flight 93, offers Northwest residents a powerful, accessible tribute. Young attendees and students underscored the importance of passing these lessons forward, ensuring history isn’t lost. Though initially placed away from the state Capitol, its current location is cherished for its reach and emotional resonance.

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