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On August 1st, Frank Siller, the CEO of Tunnel to Towers Foundation, began a near 500-mile,

Never Forget, walk in Washington, D.C. to commemorate 20 years since the attacks of September the 11th, and to honor the lives lost that day, including his brother, former FDNY firefighter, Stephen Siller.

Frank's journey ends this Saturday, September 11th, at Ground Zero in New York City,

and he joins me now for his untold story.

Frank, it's great to have you with us. As I said, I was so inspired when I saw this journey

that you're doing that I wanted to bring you on and talk to you a little bit about it.

But I think it's helpful before we talk about the walk that you're doing right now, for you to take everybody back.

For those, you know, who may have never heard of your foundation or your brother, and I don't think there are too many people out there, thanks to you.

But for those who haven't, tell them about your brother, Stephen, and why you've worked so hard for 20 years to remember him.

Well, thank you, first of all,

Martha, for having me on. You've been a great friend to the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, so I want to

thank you. So Stephen, Stephen, my brother, Stephen, was the youngest of seven kids. When he was

born, my oldest brother, Ross, was 25, and I was closest to an age I was 14 and my father

was almost 50 and my mother was 44 so he was our little miracle and you know when he grew up you

know when by time he's eight and a half years old my dad just had passed away and a year and a half

later my mom passed away.

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