Remembering the sacrifices as a result of 9/11

Bob Hillery makes the trek up Monserate Hill carrying the American Flag to honor the victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks during the 9/11 Memorial Hill Climb on September 13. Organizers said 407 people participated and $11,610.46 was raised for the charitable organizations.

Firefighters from the Miller Station Fallbrook pause and remover their helmets for each American Flag as they descend the Monserate Mountain trail on Sept. 13, 2014.

A Maltese cross cut from the steel of WTC Tower One presented to New York City and a steel box column from WTC Tower One was on a display provided by the

Gear used by emergency personnel during the 2001 terrorist attacks on the Twin Towers are on display at the Fallbrook Firefighters 9/11 Memorial Hill Climb.

Names of all the 9/11 terrorist attack victims are listed on the red and white stripes of the American Flag on display during the Fallbrook Firefighters 9/11 Memorial Hill Climb held Sat., Sept. 13.

A twisted and torn section of a steel box column from the 43rd floor of the WTC South Tower on display provided by the

Fallbrook Firefighters 9/11 Memorial Hill Climb participant John Heller, views a section of the steel box column from the World Trade Center South Tower.

Bagpiper Robert Burns performs during the opening ceremony of the Fallbrook Firefighters 9/11 Memorial Hill Climb at Monserate Mountain on Sept. 13.

Fallbrook Firefighters 9/11 Memorial Hill Climb participants line up during the opening ceremony before ascending Monserate Mountain on Sept. 13+.