Thursday, September 12, 2002
Walnut Hills
Neighbors gather in flower shop to pray and remember
In a small flower shop in Walnut Hills, six people joined hands Wednesday morning to pray in memory of those who died a year ago in the terrorist attacks.
The Rev. Anthony Collier, pastor of Phillips Memorial CME Church in Avondale, led the group in prayer: “Thank you Lord for bringing us to this day, a year later since the tragic incident. Help those families who lost loved ones to rebuild.”
Gathered with him in Sherman's Flower Shop on Gilbert Avenue,a Walnut Hills landmark for more than 50 years, were owner Archie Sherman; Herb Metts, a retired postal service supervisor; Nick Jebril, a Palestinian who owns N&I grocery store next door; and Kenneth and Rhonnie Dowdell, flower shop employees.
Mr. Sherman says he is still in shock a year after 9-11. “I was there when Pearl Harbor happened. I didn't think I would ever see anything else that tragic. But the 9-11 tragedy was.”
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