Caroline Lewis, a CBS News producer whose father was killed in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, shares the story of her mother co-founding a school to honor her late husband.
The school was established as a living tribute to those lost on 9/11, serving as a lasting memorial designed to keep the victims' memories alive through education and community.
This initiative highlights how families affected by the tragedy channeled their grief into constructive, enduring legacies to commemorate their loved ones.
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