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This morning, on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, we remember those we lost and of course we never forget what that day meant to this country .

I want to start this morning with a story that most of us have watched over and over again – The Man in the Red Bandana.

Welles Crowther was the same age on 9/11 as many of us reading Screencaps.

He was 24.

Born in 1977.

Fresh out of college.

He was working in the South Tower on that day when United 175 rammed into the building.

Instead of saving himself and making his way down the one safe stairway, Crowther decided to save others.

"Everyone who can stand, stand now.

If you can help others, do so," survivor Judy Wein remembered Crowther saying.

9/11 HERO WELLES CROWTHER'S FIREHOUSE PRESIDENT REVEALS WHAT SHAPED THE 'MAN IN THE RED BANDANA' I like to think Screencaps readers have a little bit of Welles in them.

We talk here quite often about taking pride in property, helping others and community.

May we never forget Welles and the others who accepted the challenge on that day, and continue to take on challenges to make this country the best place to call home in the world.

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