@kristin_schnacky: Time is really crucial now that it’s been almost 25 years and so many people who were around during that time are getting older. I know there have to be more pictures, videos and stories of my dad out there that we’ve never seen or heard. If you could share this video with anyone you know in New York, anyone who was there during that time, or honestly anyone who might be able to help, it would mean so much to me and my family. You truly never know who might see this and have something❤️

.margaret_montella :

My dad was on ladder two, Anthony Montella. His whole firehouse passed away/.

Mila Buck Wifey :

Cali Kelly :

9/11 survivor from the south tower. God Bless your Dad and your family. I will never forget the bravery of the first responders who led us out of the building. The comfort they provided felt like divine protection that day. I’m sorry that I do not have information on your father but please know how deeply grateful I am for his service. ❤️

MoJo16 :

Hi Kristin, this is not a story of that day but something you probably don’t know about. In my hometown in CA there is a 9/11 memorial. It lists the names of everyone that passed away that day. I was looking at pictures and found your dad’s name. My thoughts and prayers are with you, your family and everyone else whose lives changed that day.

itsyanilani :

Im rewatching a few episodes of 60mins and found this

Melissa Eichele :

My husband was in Roslyn Rescue with your dad. He has so many great memories of him. Sending you extra love this Friday. Xo

Prettybrownskin :

katg66 :

Ok, your dad is in the show on Hulu. It’s called 9/11-One Day in America. He is in episode 1 at the 28 minute mark. He looks so calm, cool, and collected. The 1 on his helmet. I forced myself since I thought I saw him when I watched it before.

Jolynn Varrati :

I didn't know your mom was a flight attendant, I was too during 9/11 what airline did she work for?

animallovr424 :

My uncle was in tower 2, he just returned to work that day after celebrating his 30th wedding anniversary with my amazing aunt. He never made it home that day. 🥺

Leah B 📚🫶||AZ☀️ :

I was in New York a few months ago and I saw your fathers name when I was paying my respects to my friends dad. I thought of you instantly. Sending you love

scarlettsunshine7 :

From another daughter who lost her firefighter dad in the line of duty, I want to send you lots of love. I hope you find lots of stories about your dad. I’m so sorry you lost him.

Steve-O :

There’s a podcast called Gettin’ Salty Experience. It’s two retired FDNY guys—Kubes and Lou Rufrano. Roofie has mentioned being friends your dad several times.

💕Emma💕 :

Saw this hope you see it god bless you❤️❤️

Katie Habert :

32 frames is a new documentary about 9/11 based on a camera that was found with previously unpublished photos. They go through a lot of pics and videos from that day. Check it out on prime!

themorgantylerfiles :

My neighbor was one of the first firefighters in the tower as well. I’ll send him this video to see if he knew him! He’s organizing an 25 year tribute event down here in Delray Beach!

GooderBreader :

God bless him. True patriot and hero. No one knows how they’ll respond to a situation like this and he rose to the highest occasion.

mom_of_autisumboy1🧩💙👦🏻🌈 :

I found this one, I couldn’t find much photos from that day with him

Moni ⚓️🌙 :

Praying you get more stories, pics, and videos of Kenny…a true hero 🤍

Leelee Parker :

Your dad was a brave man.

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Not sure if this if you❤️

Shannon the Siren🧜‍♀️✨ :

I don’t know if you’d be comfortable watching it but the Naduet Brothers Documentary (HBO Max) follows Battalion 1 and I believe that’s the footage used for One Day in America, which means there may be more footage of him at the base of the North Tower (where one of the brothers was filming) that documentary spends a lot of time with Battalion Chief Pfeifer, Captain Jay Jonas and Orio Palmer are also all captured prior to going to the South Tower.

k.right :

Just here to say I hope you get extra stories or leads! Thank you to your father. 25 years later, I have not forgotten. My 9 year old asked me last week “why does it matter? It was 25 years ago. That was so long.” This is why it matters. We cannot let these people and their memories be left behind. 🩵

Mila Buck Wifey :