Hey, this is Tray and thank you for joining us for another Tuesday's

WeTray. We appreciate very much you given us part of your week on September the 11th of this year.

We reminded ourselves of how we felt 20 years earlier, what we thought and experienced as we watched our country

under attack and 20 years ago we promised we would never forget that we would always remember what

happened and how we felt and who was responsible and maybe even most importantly what we lost.

Frank Siller doesn't need September the 11th to reflect on what he lost. He is keenly aware of it every day

and he decided to do something about it to try to turn tragedy into something good.

And he joins us now. Mr. Siller, how are you? Thank you. I'm very good. Thank you for having me on today

and thank you. Give me an opportunity to talk about the work that the tunnel to tell us foundation

is doing and to talk about my brother, a hero who gave his life up on September 11th.

And you know what? I do want to talk about tunnel the towers, but I want to start with someone by

the name of Stephen Siller. Tell us about Stephen. Well, Stephen was a New York City firefighter.

He was an outrageous human being, but he became a firefighter and was 27 years old.

And he was the youngest of seven kids. My parents had Stephen actually. He was our little miracle.

They had him. My father was 49. My mother was 44 and he was much younger than all of us.

I was closest to an age. I was 14 years older than him and my brother Russ was 25 years older than

him. So he was our little miracle and it grew up to be this unbelievable human being.

Also, my parents died when he was a little boy. So by time he was 10 years old, he was orphaned

and we raised him as older siblings raised him primarily by my oldest brother Russ out in Rockville

Center and Long Island. He grew up the first 10 years on Staten Island here in New York,

one of the few conservative burrows. And he just was, he realized the importance of everyday

trick. He knew life could change at any moment and he grew up and he became a firefighter.

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