Kewaskum Memorial Marks 25 Years Since September 11 Attacks

The anniversary observance brought community members together at the memorial for a day of remembrance and reflection. The gathering honored the thousands of people who died in the attacks while also recognizing the personal connections the tragedy has to communities throughout Wisconsin.

The Kewaskum memorial provides a permanent place for residents and visitors to learn about September 11 and remember those whose lives were changed forever. For local families, the site also represents an important connection between a national tragedy and the Kewaskum community.

The 25th anniversary gave attendees an opportunity to pause and reflect on the passage of time while ensuring that the stories of those who died continue to be remembered.

Community members gathered around the memorial as speakers shared memories and reflections. The ceremony emphasized remembrance, respect and the importance of preserving the history of September 11 for future generations.

Twenty-five years after the attacks, the Kewaskum memorial continues to serve as a place where people can gather, remember and reflect.