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HutchCC Fire Science instructor Jeff Deal bows his head during a moment of silence for the first responders who died during rescue missions on 9/11. Deal is a retired McPherson fire chief. 
Empty boots at the base of the flag pole signify fire fighters’ lives lost. 
Jeff Deal instructs the fire science students. 
Fire-fighters’ gear is shown at the base of the flag pole. 
Jeff Deal salutes the students carrying the fire-fighting gear to the flag pole. 
HutchCC fire science students salute in remembrance of the lives lost on 9/11.
By Felix Johnson / Digital Content Coordinator
Sept. 11th, 2001, will always be a day that lives in the memory of every American.
Our lives were changed forever by those planes crashing into the twin World Trade Center towers in New York, the Pentagon in Washington, and an empty Pennsylvania field.
Most traditional students at Hutchinson Community College do not remember that day. Most of them were infants, toddlers or not born yet, who would never truly understand the weight of that early morning.
Hutchinson Community College fire science instructor Jeff Deal’s words to remind us to never forget what happened had a profound impact on not just the students, but anyone who was at the Friday ceremony at the fire science building.
Four students acted as the Honor Guard for the ceremony, placing a fireman’s uniform at the foot of the flag, which was at half mast. The boots and jackets were a reminder of the lives lost during multiple rescue missions. The uniform was more than enough for attendees to “Never Forget.”
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