Remembering 911 Through Community and Steel | Dover News

Twenty-five years after 9/11, Ocean City’s Fire Department and the Red Knights Motorcycle Club united for a powerful memorial service, honoring the fallen and educating younger generations who never lived through the tragedy. At the Firefighters Memorial, speakers like Fire Chief James Jester reflected on the outpouring of unity that followed—churches packed, blood donations surged, neighbors rallied—and urged the community to preserve those values as the original witnesses age. Kevin Knowles emphasized how deeply personal the date remains for those over thirty-five, while also acknowledging the world’s evolution since then. A centerpiece of the ceremony was steel from the World Trade Center, a solemn, enduring symbol meant to anchor remembrance and ensure the stories of those lost on September 11, 2001, live on for generations.

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