be separated, you had to follow her back to buffalo. she was always a genuine person. she was who she is. you had to just accept her as she was. we all have our foibles or whatever, but she loved people and she loved god, most of all. she loved god. she was a missionary and she loved to teach. she taught sunday school for many, many years at good samaritan church of god and choois and taught, on missionary night me taught. one of her greatest things in her life was she was able to go back to school at a later stage in her life and get her degree, her college degree, and she was so proud of that and we were all very brought of her for that. then when she got her job teaching in the buffalo public schools as a sub teacher, she was just over the hill happy. she was so happy. she felt like she had done something in her life, even
handshakes as dallen finally me jessica and her family sino weal fly get to see dallen physically and thank him in person for what his words of encouragement meant to me just was everything. it turns out the family had a surprise for dallen, too, a care package for his son devereax they posted his online registry to social media where strangers have now been buying gifts for the baby boy. i can t put into words profusely how grateful i am for you. new parents, now new friends. and i just hope everything is going good connecting and finding common ground. dallen s message reminded me that kindness is free it makes me emotional. just having a son myself and knowing how i want to raise him, dallen s mom did an incredible job teaching him to just love people.
and their parents honored at a town meeting. things like this don t happen without having parents who are involved and doing a great job teaching our children the right ways of this world. reporter: for mr. yorn s daughters the boys gesture speaks to the importance of treating the nation s service members with the dignity they deserve. when i saw the picture it made me feel proud and even more proud to know there are kids in this world today that showed their respect like they did. when you see something like that, it gives you hope. reporter: veteran cecil ison says it is the kind of moment that is vital in a country that feels increasingly fractured. even if you don t agree with each other there is no reason we can t be civil and love each other just like everyone wants to be treated and say, thanks, i appreciate you, brother. by the way mr. yorn
over the country to take part in what s going to be perhaps the largest gathering here ever. we ll have the traditional ceremony that begins at 8:46 tomorrow, with a moment of silence and then the reading of the names of those lost which will last for about four hours or so. today people are coming already and reflecting and here is some of what folks had to say on their thoughts on this occasion. i think about the people that lost their lives that day and hence why i wanted to make this walk and recount that and feel maybe what they were feeling. schools should do a better job teaching kids what happened on 9/11. reporter: why do you say that? i feel going through high school, i know it because my mom taught me. it s really surreal. i mean, i walk by this every day to work and it just becomes part of the view, but when it hits 20 years, it really makes you reassess and think about what
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