Andrew Jordan was a member of Ladder 132 in Brooklyn‚ New York. He had 4 children‚ Andrew‚ Jr.‚ Matthew‚ Kelsey and Sean.
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Yesterday, 9/11/15 I did the Denver Memorial Stair climb in memory of Andrew Brian Jordan, Sr. RIP Never Forgotten.
– Daniel MellerI just completed the memorial stair climb in Clayton MO, in your memory. Godspeed brother, you are not forgotten.
– Shawn WohlerYesterday, September 10, 2016, I did the Green Bay 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at Lambeau Field in honor of those who served and passed on 9/11/01. I climbed 110 stories and took Andrew Brian Jordan Sr. with me. At the 78th floor, I rang a bell in memory of him. #neverforget
– Amy ArbogashOn 9/12/2016, Employees at Pierce manufacturing where able to ring the bell and carry the badge of one of the fallen on 911. I was honored to carry Andrews badge for the day, and will continue to carry it with my employee badge. You will not be forgotten.
– Dave RoloffOn Sept 22, 2018 I did the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb in Green Bay in honor of Andrew Brian Jordon Sr. You will never be forgotten. I am honored to be able to take every step in your honor.
– Sara BratanichI have been a firefighter for a year and just did my first stair climb on September 22, 2018. I carried Andrew with me and I was honored to do so. I’d like to shake your hand up in heaven, sir.
– Sidney Steed18 years ago we lost you. We miss and remember you every day all year.
– Ismael Green-I & G
Today, 9/15/2019, I did the Memorial Stair Climb in Montgomery, AL, and climbed for Andrew Brian Jordan, Sr. #neverforget
– Erin FleetToday 9/11/2020 I climbed in Victoria, Texas! RIP Brother Andrew Jordan!
– Roman ManciasMy son-in-law did a stair climb in Columbus, Ohio today in memory of those lost. He carried your badge with him. You will never be forgotten.
– Kim AngelettiSaturday, 9/12/20 I Did the Fayetteville Memorial Stair climb in memory of Andrew. Now I am continuing to carry a badge with his name and photo on it in his honor.
– John HenryDoes anyone have a copy of the poem from the Brian Jordan Memorial at Pike’s Beach?
– Mike O neillThe stand rusted away and the laminated text is no loner there.
I am the author of the Poem Climb Higher that was on the Plaque at Pikes Beach; I was present at the dedication. Sorry to hear the plaque is no longer there; Will help replace if I can. Jim McGregor.
– Jim McGregorAr dheis Dé go raibh a anam. / Rest in peace
– BrianThis morning I completed the 9/11 tower challenge in memory of Andrew Jordan. I carried his picture with me every step. You are not forgotten.
– Charlotte NelsonI removed the plaque with the poem recently as I didn’t want it to totally come off it’s corroded bracket. I’m in contact with the company that made the plaque and was hoping I could get it repaired and back at Pikes Beach in time for today.
– Jeremiah CollinsJeremiah Collins, FDNY Lieut. Ret. L157
I was honored to do the 2022 stair climb to honor Andrew, or Andy. I had a conversation with an FDNY member just prior to the beginning of the climb, and he referred to him as Andy, and said that he knew him. I can’t imagine the loss your family is feeling but take comfort that God welcomes into his arms, those who lay their lives down for another. He is at peace. RIP Brother!
– Jay Wilson, CaptainThis was a very moving experience for me, and as I said, I am so honored to be able to do it.
NEVER FORGET!
Tunnel to Towers memorial in Fort Worth, TX
– Elizabeth ZamoraCarried FF Jordan for a 5k.