- December 4, 2025
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Dale Cox, right, rang a bell alongside his son, Jeff, to open the ceremony.
Jeff Cox — who created the town’s Sept. 11 memorial for his Eagle Scout project years ago — welcomed attendees.
Dale Cox introduced the guest speakers.
Soloist Maria Seppi Atanasio sang the national anthem.
Lenny Crisci spoke of losing his brother on Sept. 11, 2001, and encouraged guests to remember the importance of family and friends.
Elsie Cintron-Rosado spoke of losing her daughter on Sept. 11, 2001.
Steve Fasen, of the Shadow Warrior Riders Motorcycle Club, thanked attendees for coming to the ceremony.
Flags decorated the town’s 9/11 memorial.
Elsie Cintron-Rosado and Lenny Crisci headed over to the memorial as the ceremony closed out.
Flags adorned the walkway leading to the memorial.
Jeff Cox carefully removed the American flag from the 9/11 memorial.
A 9/11 tribute was pressure washed into the sidewalk near the memorial.
Although Windermere officials have canceled all town events through the end of the year, some residents decided to hold their own remembrance ceremony for the 19th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attack. The observance was held behind Town Hall through the Windermere Never Forgets 9/11 Preservation Committee. Lenny Crisci and Elsie Cintron Rosado — who lost a brother and a daughter on Sept. 11, respectively — were the guest speakers. Attendees were given masks and social distancing was encouraged.
