The Leon County Board of County Commissioners dedicated a September 11th 2001 Memorial in the Rotunda of the Courthouse to forever remember and honor those who tragically died on that September morning.
	The September 11th 2001 Memorial.
	The front case of the four case display contains the American flag which flew above the Courthouse on September 11th 2001 and a t-shirt worn by an officer of the New York Police Department while he was working at Ground Zero.
	On display in one of the side cases are American Red Cross items from Ground Zero. Chris Floyd, Emergency Services Director for the Capital Area Chapter, donated the hard hat and dust mask he used while on assignment in New York City.
	The case with the American Red Cross items also contains a list of all of the American Red Cross Disaster Services Volunteers from the Capital Area Chapter who were assigned to the Disaster Relief Operations in New York City or at the Pentagon. This list includes: Zilpah Boyd Chris Floyd Marcia Arnold Wilford Kennedy Jann Cox Randy Barkley Robert Peters Marlene Brudnell Sonja Guthrie Faye Rioux Tim Farrar Ann Cross Polly Williams John McKenzie Audrey Evans Alberta Duffe Frances Johnson Gwyn Hamell Susan Cox Cleveland White George Baragonia Sandy Davis Janet Egbert Don Mac Lean Doug Dickinson Dorothy McGown Hazel Baptiste Carrie Norton Rosetta Daughtrey Cort Edwards Nelson Harbin Bill Pitz Sheila Kosier James Jenereaux Walter Eaton Alma Walker Woody Morgan Jeri Bush Frank Doud Charlene Doud Christine Reilly Hannie Tterlikkis JoAnn Stark Frances Zokar
	A map used by Chris Floyd highlights the areas of destruction in lower Manhattan.
	Jeri Bush, Director for Volunteer Leon and a Local Disaster Volunteer Coordinator for the Capital Area Chapter, also donated items from her American Red Cross assignment at Ground Zero.

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