Yesterday, 9/11/15 I did the Denver Memorial Stair climb in memory of Andrew Brian Jordan, Sr. RIP Never Forgotten.
– Daniel Meller
I just completed the memorial stair climb in Clayton MO, in your memory. Godspeed brother, you are not forgotten.
– Shawn Wohler
Yesterday, September 10, 2016, I did the Green Bay 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at Lambeau Field in honor of those who served and passed on 9/11/01. I climbed 110 stories and took Andrew Brian Jordan Sr. with me. At the 78th floor, I rang a bell in memory of him. #neverforget
– Amy Arbogash
On 9/12/2016, Employees at Pierce manufacturing where able to ring the bell and carry the badge of one of the fallen on 911. I was honored to carry Andrews badge for the day, and will continue to carry it with my employee badge. You will not be forgotten.
– Dave Roloff
On Sept 22, 2018 I did the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb in Green Bay in honor of Andrew Brian Jordon Sr. You will never be forgotten. I am honored to be able to take every step in your honor.
– Sara Bratanich
I have been a firefighter for a year and just did my first stair climb on September 22, 2018. I carried Andrew with me and I was honored to do so. I’d like to shake your hand up in heaven, sir.
– Sidney Steed
18 years ago we lost you. We miss and remember you every day all year.
-I & G
– Ismael Green
Today, 9/15/2019, I did the Memorial Stair Climb in Montgomery, AL, and climbed for Andrew Brian Jordan, Sr. #neverforget
– Erin Fleet
Today 9/11/2020 I climbed in Victoria, Texas! RIP Brother Andrew Jordan!
– Roman Mancias
My son-in-law did a stair climb in Columbus, Ohio today in memory of those lost. He carried your badge with him. You will never be forgotten.
– Kim Angeletti
Saturday, 9/12/20 I Did the Fayetteville Memorial Stair climb in memory of Andrew. Now I am continuing to carry a badge with his name and photo on it in his honor.
– John Henry
Does anyone have a copy of the poem from the Brian Jordan Memorial at Pike’s Beach?
The stand rusted away and the laminated text is no loner there.
– Mike O neill
I am the author of the Poem Climb Higher that was on the Plaque at Pikes Beach; I was present at the dedication. Sorry to hear the plaque is no longer there; Will help replace if I can. Jim McGregor.
This morning I completed the 9/11 tower challenge in memory of Andrew Jordan. I carried his picture with me every step. You are not forgotten.
– Charlotte Nelson
I removed the plaque with the poem recently as I didn’t want it to totally come off it’s corroded bracket. I’m in contact with the company that made the plaque and was hoping I could get it repaired and back at Pikes Beach in time for today.
Jeremiah Collins, FDNY Lieut. Ret. L157
– Jeremiah Collins
I was honored to do the 2022 stair climb to honor Andrew, or Andy. I had a conversation with an FDNY member just prior to the beginning of the climb, and he referred to him as Andy, and said that he knew him. I can’t imagine the loss your family is feeling but take comfort that God welcomes into his arms, those who lay their lives down for another. He is at peace. RIP Brother!
This was a very moving experience for me, and as I said, I am so honored to be able to do it.
NEVER FORGET!
– Jay Wilson, Captain
Tunnel to Towers memorial in Fort Worth, TX
Carried FF Jordan for a 5k.
September 11th, 2025. i was only about 10 months old when the tragic event happened but nevertheless, wether it be your husband, father, uncle, or cousin, this brave man jumped in without hesitation to try and help save lives. your family has a hero amongst you and america as well as myself are grateful for his sacrifice
– Jerry Sanders
Yesterday, 9/11/25, I completed 110 flights at the Autzen Stadium Stairclimb in honor of Andrew Brian Jordan, Sr. RIP #neverforget
– luke olson
Yesterday, 9/11/2025 I did the LJW Annual Memorial stair climb of 110 stories in Kansas City, MO in memory of Andrew Brian Jordan Sr. Never forgotten.
– Marissa
Shoshone County Idaho Fire District 1 hosted the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb in Wallace, Idaho. I represented Andrew during the climb. It was an especially emotional day as this region lost 2 firefighters to an ambush attack at the base of intentionally set fire on Canfield Mountain in June of this year. Another firefighter was shot and critically injured during the incident and has months, years of rehab ahead of him. We kept them in our hearts as well during the climb. Never forget.
– Cathleen Ryan
I had the honor of climbing the Lambeau stair climb. Thank you for everything you sacrificed, you will never be forgotten.
– Riley McKibben
I completed the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at FDIC in Indianapolis, Ind. on April 24, 2026 in your honor. You will not be forgotten brother.
Yesterday, 9/11/15 I did the Denver Memorial Stair climb in memory of Andrew Brian Jordan, Sr. RIP Never Forgotten.
– Daniel MellerI just completed the memorial stair climb in Clayton MO, in your memory. Godspeed brother, you are not forgotten.
– Shawn WohlerYesterday, September 10, 2016, I did the Green Bay 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at Lambeau Field in honor of those who served and passed on 9/11/01. I climbed 110 stories and took Andrew Brian Jordan Sr. with me. At the 78th floor, I rang a bell in memory of him. #neverforget
– Amy ArbogashOn 9/12/2016, Employees at Pierce manufacturing where able to ring the bell and carry the badge of one of the fallen on 911. I was honored to carry Andrews badge for the day, and will continue to carry it with my employee badge. You will not be forgotten.
– Dave RoloffOn Sept 22, 2018 I did the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb in Green Bay in honor of Andrew Brian Jordon Sr. You will never be forgotten. I am honored to be able to take every step in your honor.
– Sara BratanichI have been a firefighter for a year and just did my first stair climb on September 22, 2018. I carried Andrew with me and I was honored to do so. I’d like to shake your hand up in heaven, sir.
– Sidney Steed18 years ago we lost you. We miss and remember you every day all year.
– Ismael Green-I & G
Today, 9/15/2019, I did the Memorial Stair Climb in Montgomery, AL, and climbed for Andrew Brian Jordan, Sr. #neverforget
– Erin FleetToday 9/11/2020 I climbed in Victoria, Texas! RIP Brother Andrew Jordan!
– Roman ManciasMy son-in-law did a stair climb in Columbus, Ohio today in memory of those lost. He carried your badge with him. You will never be forgotten.
– Kim AngelettiSaturday, 9/12/20 I Did the Fayetteville Memorial Stair climb in memory of Andrew. Now I am continuing to carry a badge with his name and photo on it in his honor.
– John HenryDoes anyone have a copy of the poem from the Brian Jordan Memorial at Pike’s Beach?
– Mike O neillThe stand rusted away and the laminated text is no loner there.
I am the author of the Poem Climb Higher that was on the Plaque at Pikes Beach; I was present at the dedication. Sorry to hear the plaque is no longer there; Will help replace if I can. Jim McGregor.
– Jim McGregorAr dheis Dé go raibh a anam. / Rest in peace
– BrianThis morning I completed the 9/11 tower challenge in memory of Andrew Jordan. I carried his picture with me every step. You are not forgotten.
– Charlotte NelsonI removed the plaque with the poem recently as I didn’t want it to totally come off it’s corroded bracket. I’m in contact with the company that made the plaque and was hoping I could get it repaired and back at Pikes Beach in time for today.
– Jeremiah CollinsJeremiah Collins, FDNY Lieut. Ret. L157
I was honored to do the 2022 stair climb to honor Andrew, or Andy. I had a conversation with an FDNY member just prior to the beginning of the climb, and he referred to him as Andy, and said that he knew him. I can’t imagine the loss your family is feeling but take comfort that God welcomes into his arms, those who lay their lives down for another. He is at peace. RIP Brother!
– Jay Wilson, CaptainThis was a very moving experience for me, and as I said, I am so honored to be able to do it.
NEVER FORGET!
Tunnel to Towers memorial in Fort Worth, TX
– Elizabeth ZamoraCarried FF Jordan for a 5k.
I did the memorial stair climb in Hays, KS this year 2023 in honor of Andrew. Never forget.
– Shaun Musil9/11/24 Completed a Memorial stair climb and carried Andrew Jordan’s name with me.
– BenDid the 9/11 memorial workout in your honor! #neverforget
– Erin HerrmanOn 9/11/24 I had the honor to climb at the San Antonio 110 for Andrew Jordan. RIP Brother, We will take it from here.
– JustinSeptember 11th, 2025. i was only about 10 months old when the tragic event happened but nevertheless, wether it be your husband, father, uncle, or cousin, this brave man jumped in without hesitation to try and help save lives. your family has a hero amongst you and america as well as myself are grateful for his sacrifice
– Jerry SandersYesterday, 9/11/25, I completed 110 flights at the Autzen Stadium Stairclimb in honor of Andrew Brian Jordan, Sr. RIP #neverforget
– luke olsonYesterday, 9/11/2025 I did the LJW Annual Memorial stair climb of 110 stories in Kansas City, MO in memory of Andrew Brian Jordan Sr. Never forgotten.
– MarissaShoshone County Idaho Fire District 1 hosted the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb in Wallace, Idaho. I represented Andrew during the climb. It was an especially emotional day as this region lost 2 firefighters to an ambush attack at the base of intentionally set fire on Canfield Mountain in June of this year. Another firefighter was shot and critically injured during the incident and has months, years of rehab ahead of him. We kept them in our hearts as well during the climb. Never forget.
– Cathleen RyanI had the honor of climbing the Lambeau stair climb. Thank you for everything you sacrificed, you will never be forgotten.
– Riley McKibbenI completed the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at FDIC in Indianapolis, Ind. on April 24, 2026 in your honor. You will not be forgotten brother.
– Wyatt Jacobs