That guy and me were about the same age in 2001, mid 20s young guys. There's no way I could have had that kind of courage back then or even today. If I managed to get out of something like that, I don't think I could find it in me to go back and keep helping others. What an incredible human being Wells was.
Wells Crowther had such a kind, sweet face. He could've thought only of himself, but he helped others. When I saw his photo yrs ago, it brought tears to my eyes. He looks just like his mother, she will always see him when she looks in the mirror, and his father will see his son, when he looks at his wife. I know they wish he were still here, I would if he were my son. Rest in peace young man. You are the type of person I would be proud to have as a friend. A rare jewel.
Thank you Wells from a fellow worker in 2 WTC. I was outside the building when I saw the early plane fly into 1 WTC. My legs stopped moving. I heard how you helped so many injured and struggling to find a Stairwell out. You are forever my hero. I wish I would have met you. They were led by such a loving, caring young man to safety. Those of us that worked in that building will forever remember your name and all your efforts when panic, fear and pain set in. Rest in peace and love of all who worked there, tens of thousands of us. (2 WTC, 74th Fl. MS)
I've been to the 9/11 Memorial in NYC. Its a dignified and fitting place of peaceful remembrance. RIP to Welles Remy Crowther and all the others lost on September 11, 2001.
I’m About to become a father to a boy. I can’t even imagine how much my heart would hurt loosing him. I understand my father more and more as I age. I feel for this guy. I wish I could give him a hug, tell him how wonderful he is for raising a good man and that he’s gonna meet up with them in heaven again.
Welles was the definition of hero and selfless. Saving so many that day. My brother and him were the same age, though my brother turned 25 that day. Was anticipating the brith of his daughter, who came 18 days later. I know some one whose daughter was on flight 93 and we were 10 days apart in age. Some stilly connections to 2 of the countless heroes from 9/11.
@@kawaibakanekoforgiveness is sometimes about inner peace, not about relieving those who you forgive. It’s healthy, but not for heinous acts like this.
Removing all the bad feelings you have is also known as forgiving. You forgive not because the oppressors deserve it but because you deserve happiness and peace.
Removing all the bad feelings you have is also known as forgiving. You forgive not because the oppressors deserve it but because you deserve happiness and peace.
No i couldnt ever blame the parents for not wanting to forgive the terrorists nor anyone connected with that plan as for me i forgive people whether or not they deserve it as a way of letting go of the pain they caused and let go of any anger i have as well and lastly my God asks us to forgive our enemies and i understand why, when you choose to forgive and move on theres a chance and a very tiny one at that. that will cause them to reflect on their actions and to change their ways but i know obviously not in this case cuz they ya know offed themselves but yeah theres that and also not allowing that monster the chance to enjoy the pain they inflicted by giving them a reaction they dont expect either and it messes with their heads
A Super hero / angel, may he be resting in heavenly peace 😢. Such a selfless & kind young man he was so extremely sad that he didn’t make it himself but, his life and legacy live on through those he helped that day. Rest easy hero ♥️.
The courage and love he displayed in those final moments prove that hero’s don’t need capes and superpowers. They need love, and compassion. May his soul rest in eternal euphoria. Because of him, other families don’t have to experience the hurt that his own does. There is nothing more heroic than that.
Thankful for rays of light like Welles that do exist in this dark world. He truly is a hero and he will never be forgotten. Watching these stories even 20 yrs later still choke me up. Unbelievable that something like this happened in the first place.
Praying for America every day that we remain free & safe Thankful for the heroes who help keep America free So sorry that they had to sacrifice their lives
I just saw a footage of him running in to save others, someone yelled dont go in and he went im gonna go in there people in there ! He had a red bandana on his mouth and neck ! Rest in peace angel
There's no footage of him. He lead people down the stairwell to floor 40 where they got in the only working elevator to the ground. He didn't join them in the elevator, he went back up the stairs to find more people to help.
Welles Remy Crowther, The Man In The Red Bandana, stands today as an example of committed action for life in extreme situations in order to save people.❤
Let's also remember Keith Roma. He has yet to be officially recognized as a firefighter who died in the line of duty on 9/11. There were not 343 but 344 firefighters and I read somewhere that there was one more that was also forgotten but I can't remember his name.
Welles Crowther is proof that super heroes are real
That guy and me were about the same age in 2001, mid 20s young guys. There's no way I could have had that kind of courage back then or even today. If I managed to get out of something like that, I don't think I could find it in me to go back and keep helping others. What an incredible human being Wells was.
My brother was Welles age, turned 25 that day.
A man of true integrity and courage. The world needs more men like Welles.
Wells Crowther had such a kind, sweet face. He could've thought only of himself, but he helped others. When I saw his photo yrs ago, it brought tears to my eyes. He looks just like his mother, she will always see him when she looks in the mirror, and his father will see his son, when he looks at his wife. I know they wish he were still here, I would if he were my son. Rest in peace young man. You are the type of person I would be proud to have as a friend. A rare jewel.
Thank you Wells from a fellow worker in 2 WTC. I was outside the building when I saw the early plane fly into 1 WTC. My legs stopped moving. I heard how you helped so many injured and struggling to find a Stairwell out. You are forever my hero. I wish I would have met you. They were led by such a loving, caring young man to safety. Those of us that worked in that building will forever remember your name and all your efforts when panic, fear and pain set in. Rest in peace and love of all who worked there, tens of thousands of us. (2 WTC, 74th Fl. MS)
Sir, I can't imagine how tragic it was to see a plane hitting the towers. Are you here?
“Follow me I know the way.”- Welles Crowther 9-11-2001.
THAT is what you call a hero!
RIP to this young hero! I would NEVER be able to forgive these monsters! 😥😥
Such loving parents! I can see why Welles turned the way he was.
R.I.P to a true hero
Life taken too short…. I could never have 1% of the courage this young man had.
Every year I share the story of Welles with my students. We watch and read The Man in the Red Bandana. ❤❤❤
I've been to the 9/11 Memorial in NYC. Its a dignified and fitting place of peaceful remembrance. RIP to Welles Remy Crowther and all the others lost on September 11, 2001.
Yes indeed a courageous fine young man with such a beautiful heart
His mum and dad are the most wonderful people. And he was a great man.
I watched this in school today what a good man
I’m About to become a father to a boy. I can’t even imagine how much my heart would hurt loosing him. I understand my father more and more as I age. I feel for this guy. I wish I could give him a hug, tell him how wonderful he is for raising a good man and that he’s gonna meet up with them in heaven again.
A great, great human. What fools dared give this a thumbs down? You cowards.
How could someone be so cruel and evil to take so many life’s in one day? May Welles Rest In Peace. Thank you young man.
I also can’t understand that
Welles was the definition of hero and selfless. Saving so many that day. My brother and him were the same age, though my brother turned 25 that day. Was anticipating the brith of his daughter, who came 18 days later. I know some one whose daughter was on flight 93 and we were 10 days apart in age. Some stilly connections to 2 of the countless heroes from 9/11.
Unbelievable the courage Crowther showed on that day, and at only 24 years young. He gave direct meaning to the last 4 words of our national anthem.
Home of the Whopper ?
I am a year late to this comment, but Whopper or not, that man had more courage than you ever will, bring your joke elsewhere.
Very heartbreaking story!! 😫😫😫
I don't think anybody on this planet should or could judge them for not forgiving
Forgivness is such an american thing, in other part of the world it's normal to hate murderers
@@kawaibakanekoforgiveness is sometimes about inner peace, not about relieving those who you forgive. It’s healthy, but not for heinous acts like this.
Removing all the bad feelings you have is also known as forgiving. You forgive not because the oppressors deserve it but because you deserve happiness and peace.
Removing all the bad feelings you have is also known as forgiving. You forgive not because the oppressors deserve it but because you deserve happiness and peace.
No i couldnt ever blame the parents for not wanting to forgive the terrorists nor anyone connected with that plan as for me i forgive people whether or not they deserve it as a way of letting go of the pain they caused and let go of any anger i have as well and lastly my God asks us to forgive our enemies and i understand why, when you choose to forgive and move on theres a chance and a very tiny one at that. that will cause them to reflect on their actions and to change their ways but i know obviously not in this case cuz they ya know offed themselves but yeah theres that and also not allowing that monster the chance to enjoy the pain they inflicted by giving them a reaction they dont expect either and it messes with their heads
A Super hero / angel, may he be resting in heavenly peace 😢. Such a selfless & kind young man he was so extremely sad that he didn’t make it himself but, his life and legacy live on through those he helped that day. Rest easy hero ♥️.
What an amazing angel/human being
Watching in 2024
Never forget😢
The courage and love he displayed in those final moments prove that hero’s don’t need capes and superpowers. They need love, and compassion. May his soul rest in eternal euphoria. Because of him, other families don’t have to experience the hurt that his own does. There is nothing more heroic than that.
We need this kind of hero's we need the world
Thankful for rays of light like Welles that do exist in this dark world. He truly is a hero and he will never be forgotten. Watching these stories even 20 yrs later still choke me up. Unbelievable that something like this happened in the first place.
Rest in peace .Thank You for being so brave and ready to sacrifice Your life to safe others .
Save others
Thank you
Gentle words from the parents of a child who became this man.... Welles Crowther. Please remember him
Respect hero xx
May God bless his family and his soul
I know he’s a hero but I bet his parents wish he’d been more selfish that day and just saved himself.
RIP Welles Remy Crowther🙏🕊
God Bless you, Welles. May your soul rest in eternal peace. 🙏🏽🕊️
Praying for America every day that we remain free & safe
Thankful for the heroes who help keep America free
So sorry that they had to sacrifice their lives
He was my teachers brothers friend
I first heard about this unsung hero back in 2002 here in NYC on a ABC Documentary. Rip Welles Crowther
I just saw a footage of him running in to save others, someone yelled dont go in and he went im gonna go in there people in there ! He had a red bandana on his mouth and neck ! Rest in peace angel
Can you send the RUclips link for that? Thanks
There's no footage of him.
He lead people down the stairwell to floor 40 where they got in the only working elevator to the ground.
He didn't join them in the elevator, he went back up the stairs to find more people to help.
Why are you lying? 🙄
R. I. P
Super heros do exist, thank God Almighty 🇺🇸....I'm n tears though. And I understand her body pain after loosing a loved one, I have it also
S-50 RIP HERO
HEROES ….. live on….
😞RIP
Rest in peace my brother Welles🎀😢
You’ll see him again dear people. I have no doubt our spirit and soul goes to heaven as reported by so many who have had near death experiences
Welles Remy Crowther, The Man In The Red Bandana, stands today as an example of committed action for life in extreme situations in order to save people.❤
God Speed Welles Crowther!
Who will dislike the video
Some heartless idiot
It was the tears if not they are assholes
I pray earnestly all the people and entities responsible for 9/11 get their justice in this life and the next.
Your brave wonderful son is known and talked about in England.
A hero
Very selfless of him
God bless
Let's also remember Keith Roma. He has yet to be officially recognized as a firefighter who died in the line of duty on 9/11. There were not 343 but 344 firefighters and I read somewhere that there was one more that was also forgotten but I can't remember his name.
Forgive them and your father in Heaven will forgive you
🌹🙏🏼❤❤❤
Nunca tenía que haber pasado
Deberían hacer otras torres gemelas
Today is 2020 coronavirus and it is 9.ll rip will I would resist my life for you and the people I was steal not born
Hope your English is better 3 years later
Por culpa de George w bush ya no están las torres gemelas
Selfless ~
AMERICA AD F😮 4:28 😢😅😅😅
Thank you