Sutton Landing Commack Holds 9/11 Memorial Vigil on 25th Anniversary

On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, residents at Sutton Landing communities attended a memorial vigil at its Commack location as the nation observed this solemn day.

B2K Development's CEO Steven Krieger stated, "This remembrance program is open to all. Our intent is to gather as a community at each of our Sutton Landing locations and remember that on 9/11, all Americans put aside their differences and stood united in the face of an attack on our nation and the freedoms we embrace."

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The program commenced at 8:46 am to mark the time of the first attack.

Rabbi Joel Levenson of Midway Jewish Center and former president of the Long Island Board of Rabbis stated, "There will be many Long Islanders who will seek the comfort of a shared gathering to reflect, to mourn, and to remember. By Sutton Landing communities opening their doors to all, that ability to join with others will allow many to find solace by standing with others to observe this tragic anniversary."

Pastor Bob Cederstrom of the Christ Lutheran Church observed, "In the days following 9/11 we gathered together as one, without regard to faith, ethnicity, or geography. It enabled us to begin to heal by sharing our grief and our prayers. This thoughtful "open house" at Sutton Landings allows us to continue on that path during this solemn anniversary."