The Weber Fairgrounds hosted a special and reflective display of 9/11, taking Utahns back to those difficult moments.
The Weber Remembers display allowed visitors to see the sights and sounds of 22 years ago, but many people stopped in front of the display of the World Trade Center's twin towers falling.
"The buildings are falling right now! You've got people running up the streets," is heard from a video display of a newscast. "You saw a plane? Yes. I just saw a plane.""I remember it very well, actually," said Brock Randall, a man visiting the 9/11 display in Ogden. "I had just barely gotten to the office that morning, and there was a big TV, and there was a whole bunch of people in there, and at that time, we saw the second plane hit the tower.
Casquarelli was a New York City Fire Department lieutenant when the towers fell. He said he would like people to remember how the attack affected the country. "At the time, this country was really, really united. People stuck together, they were nice to each other coast to coast. And I think as time went on, we've lost some of that," Casquarelli said."I started crying for all the people. I mean ... we're all American," said Rick Joiner.