Lt. Stephen Gary Harrell

I simply cannot say enough about the sacrifice that so many men willingly made to save others on September 11, 2001. To say I admire them is a great understatement. I choose to never forget this day or these heroes. Lt. Harrell was one of the many that made one final act of indescribable courage and selflessness. Thank you for your sacrifice, Lt. Harrel. My prayers go out to any of his family and friend who continue to mourn this loss. God bless you all.

It was an honor to climb 110 flights for Lt. Harrell. Thank you sir for you service. You and your family will be in our prayers. God Bless.

Firefighter Ben Dugas
Suncor Energy Fire Department

I didn't Know Stephen until today, when we visited Ten House, I remember watching on TV from the UK where I live, God these men were so brave!, beyond any call of duty, it's left a big stamp in my thoughts!.. Speechless....

Yesterday, I wore a badge with Stephen's name and picture on it and climbed stairs at Lambeau Field in honor of the selfless courage and great bravery that he showed during the 911 attack. I will always feel a great debt to Stephen and others like him. He is a true American hero!

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

In 1972, Lt. Steve Harrell was a role model to me. He was a senior member of the O.L.P.H. Ridgemen Drum and Bugle corps in Bayridge Bklyn. An outstanding horn player and soloist.
I was a 13 year old kid from Bed Sty, he was about 19. He had serious swagg and was as cool as the other side of the pillow.
I grew up without my dad and no brothers. Steve Harrell was one of the guys that gave me a clue as to how a young man from NYC was supposed to carry himself.
To all his family and...

It was an Honor to carry you name in 2 9/11 Stair Climbs. Reading tonight I realized my last climb I carried your brothers name as well.