
Nebraska Remembers 9 11 Heroes | Lincoln News
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Twenty-five years after 9/11, Nebraska honors five of its own lost in the attacks—Captain Larry Getzfred at the Pentagon, Julie Geis and Jennifer Dorsey-Howley at the World Trade Center (Jennifer eight months pregnant), Monte Hord at Cantor Fitzgerald, and Jerrold Paskins at One World Trade Center. Their sacrifice is a vital part of Nebraska’s story, reminding us that the nation’s pain was deeply local.
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Lincoln News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Nebraska Remembers 9 11 Heroes | Lincoln News. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's September 11. This is Lincoln News today, powered by AI. This week marks 25 years since the September 11 attacks, and Nebraska is taking a moment to honor five of its own, who were lost that day. These were Nebraska's who were in New York City and at the Pentagon when the planes hit. Among them was Captain Larry Getzfrid, who was at the Pentagon. Then there was Julie Geiss and Jennifer Dorsey-Halley, both working at the World Trade Center for A.O.N. Corporation. Jennifer was actually eight months pregnant at the time. We also lost Monte Horde, who was a Vice President at Canterfist Gerald in one World Trade Center and Gerald Pasquins, who was in the city for work, and also died at one World Trade Center. These five individuals, Larry, Julie, Monte, Gerald, and Jennifer, represent a piece of Nebraska story from that tragic day. Their lives were cut short, and their home state is remembering their sacrifice. As the nation reflects, it's important to acknowledge the local impact of such a
significant event. These Nebraska's and all those lost are not forgotten.
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