The family of Stephen Siller, a New York Firefighter who lost his life helping others on 9/11, have established a mobile exhibit in his honor and memory. The Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation dedicated the Never Forget Mobile Exhibit in September of 2013, and have traveled around the country since, presenting artifacts, documentary video, recordings of first-responder radio transmissions and guided tours by New York firefighters so that guests can learn more about what took place and the ultimate sacrifices made by many on that day. The mobile exhibit will be coming to Wild Rose Casino Resort Emmetsburg on Friday, April 22, where it will be open to the public throughout the entire weekend. The exhibit will be brought in with a 9/11 escort beginning at the Chrome Truck Stop on Highway 18 in Algona on Thursday, April 21 at noon. The escort will travel about 24 miles to Wild Rose Emmetsburg, where the exhibit will be set up in the west truck parking lot. The Never Forget exhibit is free to all and will be open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on April 22, 23 and 24. A video link of a past escort can be found by following this link.
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