FDNY firefighter Tim Brown shares his 9/11 story | Permission To Start Dreaming Foundation

With the 20th anniversary of 9/11 being so near, the Permission to Start Dreaming Foundation has a special opportunity to share what notably was one of the most memorable if not profoundly soul crushing messages ever given by one of its Prayer Breakfast event speakers. We consider Tim Brown a “national treasure”, and to this day revere him not only as one of Americas Heroes, but greatly admire his tireless efforts as an advocate for justice and faithful friend to his brothers and sisters, and to the families who lost loved ones on that horrific day. His unique place in history, no doubt will be remembered because of his remarkable way of conveying the details, the memories, and the scale of events that changed this country forever.
Tim Brown, one of “the bravest among us” had a front row seat to the terrorist attack at the Twin Towers in NY that day. It is our privilege to share some of it with you. May God protect you Tim. Our gratitude remains for your generous gift of telling your story, our country’s story. May we NEVER FORGET.
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It is our honor to present the 11th Annual Prayer Breakfast on September 17th, 2021 at Chapel Hill Church in Gig Harbor, Washington. We believe that “Every Soldier has a Story” and we have created a sacred and safe stage for those stories to be shared. You will experience an illuminating morning of hope, inspiration and courage expressed by our speakers who are active duty, military veterans, first responders, and Gold Star Mothers, all who have served our country with honor and distinction. Doors open at 7am. Program begins at 7:30 with a Continental breakfast and reception after the program.
We thank Harnish Auto Family and Subaru of Puyallup, Barbara Creighton, Tom and Nancy Bellerud, Cutters Point Coffee, Seattle’s Favorite, and the Treleven Family for their generosity financial support to make this special event possible.
To learn more or to reserve seats visit: ptsdfoundation...

[@taylorf1388]

Amazing story. Thank you!

[@rgkavendek]

Thank you and God BLESS you and your friends, Tim. 💙✊🏻🇺🇸

[@colleenfromsydney4194]

Thank you Tim Brown.👏

[@joemazza2583]

Dude is an absolute badass

[@lindajones8895]

Wonderful man. Bless you Tim Brown. 🙏 🙏🙏

[@owensweetland342]

Grief has no time schedule to adhere to.

[@gjthomas9770]

Tom Brime is a legend

[@bretthumphrey6821]

I think Tim and Chris were together ❤️ they fought fires together cutt grass together cooked together sleept together tim used him as a joy stick 😂😂😂😂

[@gjthomas9770]

Your grammar is so poor that I feel ashamed 😔. You should be embarrassed. It is the worst that I have ever seen . It's obtuse and I hope that you start reading engrossing apistles If you want my help, hey , let's fix this together ❤️

[@goatstature8263]

Yea your freind says i might never see ypu again because you ade a privileged firefighter that dont have to climb those stairs smh

[@PSMWRX143]

Wtf are you talking about?

[@schasney1915]

Richard cranium

[@steveknight4291]

The thing I absolutely love about people that comment this sort of crap, is it is beyond any doubt you would be way to scared to say this to anyone's face.