- April 3, 2025
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Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Elks Lodge No. 2709 in Palm Coast welcomed the community. Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Police and Fire Pipes and Drums. Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Police and Fire Pipes and Drums. Photo by Paola Rodriguez . Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Speeches and letters were read to honor the fallen. Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Mike Dziuk, left, and Daniel T Suhr. Dziuk worked at the scene of 9/11 and died in 2018 from lung cancer. Suhr, a member of FDNY Engine Co. 216, was killed in the 9/11 attacks. Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Flower Wreaths in remembrance. Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Reserve Deputy Volunteer Greg Feldman drove to NYC with nine other responders to help. Photo by Paola Rodriguez
Community members, veterans and volunteers came together at the Elks Lodge No. 2709 in Palm Coast on Wednesday for a remembrance ceremony recognizing the 18th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks.
"This a very solemn and moving ceremony that happens every year," said Debra Davies, a leading knight at the lodge. "A lot of our Elks were first responders, and we don't want the world to forget we are still standing."
Staff from the city of Palm Coast Fire Department, Flagler County Fire Department, Flagler County Sheriff's Office, FDNY, past district deputies, and past state Elks president participated in the event.
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