Peter Langone‚ 41‚ firefighter‚ FDNY‚ Engine 252. Langone‚ a 14-year FDNY veteran‚ was a New York City police officer before joining the Fire Department. Langone’s father‚ Paul‚ was a volunteer firefighter in Roslyn‚ N.Y.‚ for many years. Langone was a volunteer with the same department as was his brother‚ Tommy‚ a police officer with New York City’s Emergency Service Unit‚ who also died in the World Trade Center attack. Langone enjoyed swimming with his two daughters.
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Today (9/11/2016) I attended a silent walk in Charleston, SC. All the firefighters in attendance walked in full gear a total of 5.91 miles across the Charleston Bridge. One time across and back again. I had the honor of carrying Peters name. It was a very humbling experience. Despite I, being only four at the time of the attacks. Today changed my life forever. Today was a very emotional almost six miles for me.
– SarahOn August 13th, 2016, I completed the 6th Annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb in Charlotte, NC. I wore a badge around my neck in your honor. I want you to know that you will never be forgotten. Rest easy brother.
– Thomas ConnellyI completed my first stair climb in your honor this year wearing your tag around my neck and saying your name then ringing the bell in honor. We all just want to say how we will never forget and always be grateful for your life and service. We pray for your family. 2017. Springfield, MO
– Terry DowlerI was unable to attend the stair climb in Green Bay, Wi. However my friend Jennifer did attend and she wore Peter’s name along with the one she was climbing. You will never be forgotten.
– PeggyThank you for you service.
I had the honor of wearing your badge, ringing the bell, and announcing your name at the 2019 stair climb in Columbus Ohio. You made it to the top! Rest easy Brother, we have it from here.
– Ryan GarverI have the privilege of climbing for you today in Nashville, Tn. It is my hope and prayer that I am able to bring honor and remeberance to your name. You were selfishly murdered along with 342 of your brothers by cowards. So today, I climb with passion in honor and memory of your name!!! Rest easy sir I will take it from here!!
– Steven AdamsToday, 9/11/21, I had the opportunity to participate in the stair climb in Tupelo MS. I was honored to wear a lanyard with Peters name and picture to honor his sacrifice. A very humbling experience. Thank you to all our first responders
– JeffToday on the 20th anniversary of 9/11 I participated in the stair climb at lambeau field in Wisconsin. I had the honor of carrying Peters name with me throughout the climb. Even though I was not born yet when the events of 9/11 happened it strongly moves me that my brothers and sisters in the fire service gave their lives in New York that day to save others. God bless all the fallen emergency personnel, their families and everyone that died in the towers, pentagon and 4 planes that day. I WILL NEVER FORGET
– Ross Cooper9-11-21
Today in Bishop California our community climbed 110 flights of stairs in honor of the victims of 9/11. Every person climbed in honor of a fallen hero. I had the honor of climbing for Peter J. Langone. When I reached the top of the 110th a feeling came over me that I shouldn’t stop, so I just kept going. I want thank thank Peter and his family for their selfless sacrifices and for inspiring me to go the extra mile just like they did. Peter J. Langone you are not forgotten.
– Wade CoonsThis past weekend, in utica new york, we ran to remember. I had the honor of running for Peter. I will run every year, and remember and honor Peter at each run!
– Katt SantiniToday 9/11/22, San Antonio 110 Memoral Climb I’m carrying Peter’s PAR tag. It’s an Honor to carry on Peter’s memory and honor all who have fallen in the line of Duty.
– Darrell A ColleranI had the honor of wearing Peter’s name today during the 9-11 Red Rocks stair climb. Before starting the stair climb I looked Peter up and thought of him during my 9 laps. I thought about the fear and pain he and his family most have felt that day. I thought about where and when I was that day. Peter and his family will be in my thoughts today and every 9-11 going forward.
– Angela Peterson