Kenneth Joseph "Kenny" Marino

Rest in Peace

REST IN POWER KING!! I saw your daughter on snap honoring your memory and came to this page to learn a lil more about you from your friends and families comments. As someone who was just a kid during the time of your passing, I've used these years to learn about the heros that helped saved so many lives that day. I will keep your memory alive by mentioning your name when I talk to my students, especially when bravery and hero's are brought up.

God Bless You and your family Mrs....

09/07/2024 - This morning, I participated in Baltimore City’s 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb, and each participant received a clip-on badge with a picture of a firefighter who lost their life that day; Kenneth was on mine. I am proud to have walked those 2200 steps and to honor and carry on Kenneth’s great legacy!

FROM VILLA ELISA, LA PLATA, BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.... AS A MEMBER OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT AND RESCUE DIVER, MY CONDOLENCES TO ALL THE HEROES OF 9/11 AND ESPECIALLY TO THE WIFE AND CHILDREN OF FIREFIGHTER K. MARINO.... MY RESPECT, GRATITUDE AND BLESSING TO ALL OF YOU. CLAUDIO MARINO. CUARTEL DE BOMBEROS LA PLATA.

It's 7/13/23 and I'm sitting on a bench in a memorial gazebo near the Mill Ponds in Monroe, NY. Kenny's name is listed as one of the beautiful souls lost on that horrible Tuesday morning. I had to look up his name and read his story. My condolences to his family. We shall NEVER forget.

Thank you for your selflessness bravery to trying to save all those on that horrible day and all you did prior to that too. I will NEVER forget. Rest in Peace Brave Soul.

It has been a couple days since 9/11. I am 15 years old and I go to Mount Vernon High School in Indiana. I just came across this memorial page, and I have read every single message since 2001. To his kids, from kid to kid, I want to say you're never alone. Your father is watching over you, and I know he loves and miss you with all his heart. My prayers go out to your family.

-Abbey

There's nothing I can add that hasn't already been repeated multiple times. Thank you for your service and sacrifice. Thank you to your family for their sacrifice - along with multiple prayers always. So sorry for the grief that 9/11 brought to everyone affected. I believe 9/11 should stand as a National Holiday of Remembrance.

Every year as September 11 approaches, I think of Kenneth and his family. I had the honor of wearing his badge while doing 110 flights of stairs at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, WI. I will be sharing his legacy today with some 4th grade students in Wisconsin. Never Forgotten.