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Denton County leaders, first responders walk in remembrance

Lewisville, TXLocal News

Denton County observed a heartfelt ceremony on Sunday to honor the victims of 9/11, with community members and first responders coming together in unity. The event featured a Freedom Walk across the Lewisville Lake Pedestrian Bridge, symbolizing the connection between the past and the present. T. J. Gilmore, a prominent figure in the organization of the event, spoke about the significance of remembrance and the sacrifices made by first responders.

Participants were encouraged to reflect on the values of freedom, resilience, and patriotism, reinforcing the community's commitment to these ideals. Memorial stickers were distributed, allowing attendees to take home a tangible reminder of the day. The ceremony not only paid tribute to those who lost their lives but also strengthened community bonds. As the sun set over the lake, the gathering emphasized the importance of coming together in times of remembrance and healing. This event serves as a testament to the enduring spirit of the Denton County community.

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