Stephen G. Harrell‚ 44‚ lieutenant‚ FDNY‚ Ladder 10. Harrell’s 15-year career included stints in Brooklyn with Ladder 122‚ Engine 255‚ and Ladder 157. An accomplished musician and composer‚ he played saxophone‚ clarinet‚ horns and the piano. Before the birth of his daughter‚ he played in rock and roll bands. He was also a member of the New York City Skyliners Drum and Bugle Corps. His brother‚ Harvey‚ also died at the World Trade Center.
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My name is Marley I am a 8 year old who climbed for Stephen G. Harrell at Lambeau Field. What an honor to climb for an American Hero! I will keep you in my ❤️.
– Marley WreathI wore your name/badge for the 2018 Run For The Fallen in Kronenwetter, WI. Today, on 9/11 I looked you up. I am the same age as you were when you died trying to save others. Thank you for your courage and your sacrifice on this day 17 years ago. I will pray for your family. God bless!
– TheresaI was honored to walk in memory of Lieutenant Stephen Harrell during the San Diego 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb. I will keep him and his family in my thoughts and prayers.
– Teresa LandgrafWhile on a trip to York City last week I visited the 9/11 memorial and noticed a white rose to remember Stephen on his Birthday. I was prompted to find out more and came across this site. My respects go to Stephen, his brother all other firefighters who were lost.
– Claire BeaumontClaire Beaumont
United Kingdom
My 12 year old daughter and I attended the 9/11 stair climb in Thomasville, Georgia today (9-11-19). I picked Lt. Stephen Harrell’s lanyard and ID. It was interesting to find out about his musical ability and love for music! Sending a sincere thank you to his family for supporting his career as a fire fighter. He died a hero and we will never forget his or any of the other sacrifices made that day. God bless your family and peace be with you.
– Angela HendrixsonHonoring Lt Stephen Harrell in a Virtual Climb for the Central NY Stair Climb Due to COVID Reading articles about Steve He was a family man God Bless his family and brothers and sisters of Ten House
– Debra RiegerMy son and I walked and climbed to honor your sacrifice at our local 2021 Walk of Remembrance. Your sacrifice is not forgotten. A fellow First Responder.
– BlakeMy names Gabriela Maruna and I finished my 2 years of fire science in hopes of setting my path to becoming a firefighter. I had the honour of wearing Lieutenant Harrells ID badge for the 20th anniversary 9/11 stair climb
– GabrielaMy name is Zach am a 20 year old fire student who climbed for Lt. Harrell at FDIC 2022. HE IS NOT FORGOTTEN!
– Zach HarrisI was honored to wear my lanyard today with your name on it in remembrance of the 9/11 tragedy that forever changed all of our lives. My thoughts and prayers are with your family today 9/9/22. I walked 5 laps around our football stadium at our annual stair climb to raise money for our fallen HEROES!!!
– Stephanie LogueThank you for your service and sacrifice always!!
I am wearing your badge today, 9/11/2022, as I climb stairs to honour you and the others that died that day. You are not forgotten.
– GoldieSteve you were good friends with my dad Kevin, E220 in Brooklyn. RIP I think of you often we miss you! ❤️🤍💙👨🏻🚒🇺🇸
– Christina