Casey Lockhard Reflects Twenty Years Later - 27 East
logo logo logo logo

Remembering 9/11

News / Southampton Press / Neighborhood / Remembering 9/11 / 1813916

Casey Lockhard Reflects Twenty Years Later

icon 2 Photos
Six-year-old Casey Lockard at a candlelight vigil at the First Presbyterian Church in Southampton on September 14, 2001. DANA SHAW

Six-year-old Casey Lockard at a candlelight vigil at the First Presbyterian Church in Southampton on September 14, 2001. DANA SHAW

Casey Lockard, now 26, at the First Presbyterian Church in Southampton on August 30. DANA SHAW

Casey Lockard, now 26, at the First Presbyterian Church in Southampton on August 30. DANA SHAW

authorDana Shaw on Sep 9, 2021
Casey Lockard was just 6 years old on September 11, 2001. Even though she remembers little of what happened on that day 20 years ago, she grew up realizing the... more

You May Also Like:

‘You Can Describe The Collapse Of A Building. But That’s Only Half The Story’: A First-Person View Of Ground Zero

A word Michael Heller uses frequently to describe what he experienced that day is “reverent.” ... by Bryan Boyhan

Linda Gronlund, Passenger On United Airlines Flight 93, Remembered

On a crisp September morning in Amherst, New Hampshire, Elsa Gronlund Griffin awoke with the ... by Michelle Trauring

‘We Lived And Went To Hell’: Retired Port Authority Police Officer Relives Months On The 9/11 Pile

At age 47, Doris Caridi could see it — the way her retirement would unfold. ... by Michelle Trauring

Scholarship Creates A Legacy For Art Jones Of Hampton Bays

Friends and family of Arthur Jones of Hampton Bays say he had a lust for ... by Julia Heming

My 9/11 Story, By Ellen Meyers

Wow, that seems like a long time ago — and it was! When the big world — and my small world — were a very different place. My daughter, Hope, had just entered eighth grade at Hunter College High School — a long subway ride to Manhattan’s Upper East Side from our home in Brooklyn. My husband, Gus, was judging at a courthouse not far from our house. My parents were living at Battery Park City in the closest residential building to the World Trade Center, and I was working downtown on the corner of West Broadway and Canal Street. ... by Ellen Meyers

My 9/11 Memories

On September 11, 2001, my daughter was 3 years old and my son was 7. It was my daughter’s very first day of school. She was to be a 3’s nursery school student at The Horace Mann School in Manhattan during the afternoon session. She had a first-day-of-school outfit laid out the night before her special day. We had breakfast. I had already walked my son to his local neighborhood public school at PS6. On my way back from 82nd Street and Madison Avenue, I stopped into a small convenience store that no longer exists, which was located at the ... by eadler12@aol.com

‘The Whole World Felt This Moment’

Kimberly Allan was on her way to the World Trade Center on the morning of ... by Kitty Merrill

9/11, 20 Years Later

For the longest time, I have noticed something when I look at a clock or ... by Dan Martinsen

Poster Exhibit At John Jermain Library Will Commemorate 9/11

For those looking for a way to commemorate September 11 that allows for quiet contemplation ... by Cailin Riley

Manorville Resident Emphasizes Importance Of Remembrance When Reflecting On Brother’s Death

For 20 years, “Never Forget” has been the slogan associated with the September 11 terrorist ... by Cailin Riley