September 11, Ceremonies

John McGraw reads from the list of the 345 New York City fire fighters killed when the Twin Towers collapses on Sept. 11, 2001.

Tim Bullard reads the name of a catholic priest from the list of New York City firefighters killed on Sept. 11, 2001.

Nevada Mayor Bryan Leonard speaks to about 100 people gathered for the ceremony.

Two of those attending Sunday's memorial videoed the ceremony.

Nevada fire fighter David May rings a bell to start the ceremony.

Members of local veterans groups take part in the memorial service at Earp Park.

Some of those attending the memorial ceremony Sunday morning.

Nevada and Vernon County emergency services personnel attend a rememberance service at the Methodist Church Sunday night honoring the 415 first responders who died while helping others to safety on Sept. 11, 2011.

Nothing extraordinary happened that day. They did their job "to bring some order to the chaos, They did not let us down, the building did," Nevada Fire Dept. Captain Tim Bullard tells those attending the rememberance service Sunday night.

We have come together to remember an event and to move foreward, Rev. Ralph Clark told those attending the remembrance service at the Methodist Church. These acts did not come from religious differences or from cultural differences. "Those events came from the darkness of the human heart," he said before lighting four symbolic candles that burned throughout the service.