During the 9/11 firefighter memorial service at the Firemen’s Monument on the Upper West Side, the sound of small children playing was a life-affirming counterpoint to the annual reading of the names of the 343 Fire Department members who died at the World Trade Center.
Well over a thousand firefighters from around the world gathered under a damp shade-tree canopy that hung limply over Riverside Drive.
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