Lt. Brian Ahearn

hardin county high school remembering you!

Thanks, Brian for asking about the bike´s flat tire. You said you used to ride in from Huntington to Williamsburg Bridge. You were in my thoughts for years because you name was chalked on the alarm box on Kent Ave. May LORD bless you and keep you and make HIS face shine upon you. I worked at Domino, then at Pace Plumbing in Greenpoint. We did the plumbing for Freedom Tower. We helped put to up again.

I chose you today to honor in the Lancaster, PA 9/11 Memorial Climb. It was an honor to climb the 110 flights while carrying your photo. I wonder what you were thinking as you answered your call of duty that day. I can only imagine. I wonder where you were exactly and how many lives you helped save the day. I wonder how your family is doing and how they remember you. Thank you Brian for being the amazing hero that we’ll never forget. Cheryl McClune

SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS

Remembering Brian and wishing his family God's peace and blessing on this 20th Anniversary of this horrifying event.

I know you were only doing your job that day 20 years ago but no matter how long we live we will honor you for answering the call that day. Rest In Peace Brother.

Lt. Brian Ahearn of Huntington, Long Island : You are in our thoughts and prayers. We thank you for your service. You are not forgotten.

Remembering u on this solemn day 20 years later. May God continue to hold u close dear friend ❤ U are so missed.