Members of the Londonderry Fire and Police Departments held a remembrance service at the memorial area in front of Central Fire Station on Sunday morning, Sept. 11 for those who lost there lives in the 2001 terrorist attack. A procession of First Responders led by Captain, Patrick Cheetham, on bagpipes began the service, with Call-Fire Fighter, Vinnie Curro, delivering introductions as the Master of Ceremony. High School senior, Rae Pizzi, sang the National Anthem and the invocation was given by LPD Chaplain, Gerald Goncola. Brigadier General, Matthew Kennedy, of the Massachusetts’s Army Air National Guard was invited as the guest speaker. He highlighted Remembrance, Reverence and Respect in his speech that honored those who lost their lives during the tragedy. The Fireman’s Prayer was delivered by Fire Fighter, Bryan Young, and the ceremony ended with LHS student, James Dooley, playing taps after the 5-5-5 ringing of the bell. Photos by Chris Paul