Charles Lee at the World Peace Bell (Patrick Reddy photo) | ZOOM |

        Charles Lee, who served in the Marine Corps Air Wing during the Lebanon crisis in 1958, refuses to let terrorists dictate his lifestyle.

        “Getting on a plane or going downtown doesn't worry me,” the 64-year-old veteran said. “I haven't changed my ways or my life. I go and do the same things that I have for the last 10 years. I don't want the terrorists to dictate anything that we do in this country.”

        On Wednesday, Mr. Lee joined six other representatives of the Lawler-Hanlon VFW Post 5662, Newport, for a ceremony at the World Peace Bell in Newport marking the one-year anniversary of the terrorist attacks.

— Cindy Schroeder

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