Surviving 9/11 25 Years Later - The Story of Michael Donovan
Okemo Valley TV
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Retired NYC Fire Captain & Ludlow resident Michael Donovan takes us back 25 years to September 11, 2001. Drawing from his powerful new book, Too Many Good Men, he delivers a harrowing, minute-by-minute account of surviving the World Trade Center collapse and shares how his home in Ludlow now stands as a permanent memorial to his fallen brothers.
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@sherri3615 3 weeks ago
What a selfless and beautiful tribute to your friend Normie in building a home to his honor with the money he left you. You have honored him in a tremendous way!
@robertsmart4628 3 weeks ago
My respect to you and all . And to those that fell on that horrible day .
@Cornelius-n4k 3 weeks ago
Who's watching 9/11 in 2026 ? 25 years ago we are still mentally heartbroken everydayđ
@katie0303 2 weeks ago
Michael may not be a writer, but he is a heck of a story teller. God bless all the heroâs on 9/11.
@anthonypeck2097 2 weeks ago
25 years later Iâll never forget, rip to those who lost their lives that day.
@denise11864 3 weeks ago
What amazing tribute to his fallen friends. They will never be forgotten. â¤
@Gary-Mackey 3 weeks ago
Wow...what a horrific but compelling story....thank you Mike for sharing....//
@wilmatitzgreaux5086 2 weeks ago
Mike, thank you for your service and for remembering these great heroes! đ¨âđ
@lindaschuster1955 2 weeks ago
Thank you will never be enough Michael Donavan, and all your fallen brothers, EMS, and LEOs. I wonât forget.
@maryvallario9951 3 weeks ago
Michael, kudos to you for so many reasons. Thank you for your service.
@GenXamerica 2 weeks ago
Genuine. Thanks for this. We need more genuine humans in our world today. Very inspiring
@hysees22 3 weeks ago
I'm close to Ludlow. Thanks for all you and others did on 9/11. I hope you are enjoying the house and others gather occasionally to pay tribute to fallen brothers and enjoy the peace and quiet
@ltvanburen8555 2 weeks ago (edited)
This is an important record of Mr. Donovanâs experiences on 9/11 and it honors him and his colleagues. I appreciate learning about someone who is dealing positively and productively with survivorâs guilt. I am sure that, had he chosen to, he could have made the Talk circuit on that aspect of his experience, alone. He is an ordinary guy who is also a remarkable man.
In an aside, itâs kind of interesting that he briefly considered naming his post retirement home The Bates Motel in honor of his dear friend and colleague and Berry Berenson, Tony Perkinsâ widow, died on Flight 11 when it hit the North Tower.
I love the clicking clack of doggy toes on the floor during filming. đ
In an aside, itâs kind of interesting that he briefly considered naming his post retirement home The Bates Motel in honor of his dear friend and colleague and Berry Berenson, Tony Perkinsâ widow, died on Flight 11 when it hit the North Tower.
I love the clicking clack of doggy toes on the floor during filming. đ
@GloriaLopez-v2f 2 weeks ago (edited)
Thank you for allowing us to pick into the life of a fire fighter and his colleagues during one of the most critical times in America. Thank you Mr. Donovan for your service. I send you many hugs and blessings you deserve the very best in your future. Take care
Surviving 9/11 25 Years Later - The Story of Michael Donovan
Okemo Valley TV
89,908 views
Retired NYC Fire Captain & Ludlow resident Michael Donovan takes us back 25 years to September 11, 2001. Drawing from his powerful new book, Too Many Good Men, he delivers a harrowing, minute-by-minute account of surviving the World Trade Center collapse and shares how his home in Ludlow now stands as a permanent memorial to his fallen brothers.