Gregory Saucedo‚ 31‚ firefighter‚ FDNY‚ Ladder 5. A 10-year FDNY veteran‚ Saucedo was the youngest of four brothers‚ one of whom is also an FDNY firefighter. Saucedo was a relentless weightlifter and tireless runner. On the day of the World Trade Center attack‚ his running skills were put to the test as he sprinted up and down the North Tower’s stairs‚ aiding victims. Saucedo was an extremely social person. He relished the camaraderie of the firehouse and was known for his free-spirited personality and candor.
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On September 6, 2014 I will be participating in the OKC 9/11 Stairclimb in honor of the 343 brothers. I have been given the honor to
have his name on my gear as we finish their climb.
NEVER FORGET !
– Dennis GauldingIt was an honor to climb for him in the 2015 Clayton stair climb 2015
– Dakota BobeenTomorrow I am honored to climb the 911 Stair Climb athe Red Rocks in Morrison Colorado for Gregory! God Bless!
– Joanne CinalliI was proud to climb in his honor at the Panama City beach memorial stair climb in 2016
– Lee ToddLike many of our mutual friends I was blessed to have known Greg for most of our lives. Having grown up near eachother and attending the same JHS. HS,and College together and even later the FDNY we shared a special bond. He was captain of our HS Footbal team and I the Baseball team – his older brother was great friends my older brother and together we all enjoyed great times with our mutual friends. I like many have had many friends but Greg was truly my best friend and the fact that many of gregs friends can probably say that same thing is a testament to what a blessing he was in so many of our lives. I thank god for the time I had with my buddy and pray for Greg and his family often. Gregory I love you very much – you are the only one who made me feel comfortable sharing my emotions and I want to say thank you – say hi to mom in heaven and your dad I never met – we will all end up together at some point and i look Fwd to seeing you again! #boxbrothersforlife
– Frank EspoFrank
This year I am proud to climb in his honor at the Panama City Beach 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb 2017
– DJ BakerR.I.P. Greg..I cant believe 16 yrs have passed already…seems like it was just a short time ago we were 16 yrs old and having the times of our lives in south shore…whether it was inventing things like “pajama nite” during the summers when we were bored and hangin out at 7-ll’s parking just to have some excuse to get out or going to the arch diner on a full stomach just to hang out with friends and have lots of laughs at mostly the expense of others. Incredibly, now a lifetime, a teenager’s lifetime has gone by since you passed. It really doesn’t matter how many yrs or lifetimes pass since you left this life, the times we had will always be timeless and the memories we shared will always be forever present.
– Frank EspositoUntil we see each other again,
Frank Espo
Climbing the stairs of Lambeau field today in honor of Greg and the other 342 other hero’s we lost that horrific day. ?
– Deb MurphyHad the honor of climbing in his memory yesterday… 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb (Sept.16) at Lambeau Field- Green Bay, WI! What an overwhelmingly emotional/rewarding event! As a teacher, I have vowed to always find time to talk about the events of 9/11 with my students! #NeverForget
– Cora BlackburnClimbed in Gregory’s honor this past weekend at the Green Bay , Wisconsin memorial stair climb. Never forget Ladder 5, NYFD
– Frank KulpaREST EASY BROTHER
Today, 9/11/18, the kindergarten class of St. Gregory School in Plantation, FL gave thanks for your life and your sacrifice.
– Andrea SaucedoClimbed in honor of Greg on Sunday, Sept 9, 2018 in Richmond, VA. It was a very humbling experience.
– Sandy VanValkenburgI am grateful to have been able to walk in the Red Rocks Stair Climb today in honor of Gregory. His bravery will never be forgotten.
– Taylor KovacI am honored to climb the 9-11 Memorial Stair Climb at Cahokia Mounds Heritage Site, Collinsville IL for Gregory and all the others that lost their lives that day..
– Michelle BrockmanI am honored to climb the 9-11 Memorial Stair Climb at Cahokia Mounds Heritage Site, Collinsville IL for Gregory and all the others that lost their lives that day.. 9-11-18
– Michelle BrockmanTo all of you who have climbed in Greg’s honor, I thank you! I terribly miss Greg. Those who knew him know what a wonderful soul he was.
– Tom StigiI had the honor of carrying Greg’s badge to the 78th floor to ring the symbolic bell. I just started doing the memorial climb at Lambeau Field last year so this is year 2 for me. I am a 2nd generation volunteer fire fighters from a small town in central Wisconsin. May Greg be remembered for years to come with events like this. Until my final call we’ve got it from here brother. 9-9-19
– Aaron DollevoetToday I had the honor of remembering Gregory Saucedo during a 911 stairclinb tribute. Never forget!
– JonellI’m 32 and did the stair climb in memory of Gregory today, I did a lot of thinking about how it could of been during this tragic time, but I imagined how brave he was to be so heroic to help others. I looked him up after the stair climb was complete today and he is truly an inspiration and hero to me, thank you Gregory for being amazing! Prayers for your family!
– Julie BestI have the honor or running with Gregory’s badge in the Tunnels for Towers race in Clearwater, FL.
– Mark StubblefieldI knew Greg as he was my uncle David Simoes and fellow FDNY fire fighters best friend. I remember seeing him at every christmas and easter and he was at a few of my birthday parties when I was a kid. RIP
– Daniel SimoesToday in Carthage Texas 9/11 Remembrance Walk I was handed Gregory Thomas Saucedo’s name to carry and walk a couple of miles and climb steps to represent the fallen NYFD as a result of 9/11 attack. I hope that his family knows he is not forgotten.
– Adrianne BrancatoI was both humbled and honored to climb for Gregory today at the 911 Tower
– Denise DiioliChallenge in Tucson AZ. Chills ran through me as I finished the climb and rang the bell in his honor! God Bless!
~Denise Diioli
9/11/21
– Denise DiioliI wanted to make sure today’s date was added to my previous post for 911 Tower Challenge.
I just wanted to extend my love, thoughts, and prayers to you and your family as we reflect on this tragic day. I do the 9/11 Stair Climb every year and this year I climbed in honor of Gregory. Please know that he will never be forgotten for his heroism that day. God Bless.
– Twila HurstTwila Hurst
I was both humbled and honored to climb for Gregory today! Chills ran through me as I finished the climb and rang the bell in honor of him. Thank you for your sacrifice Gregory! You will never be forgotten! God Bless!
911 Tower Challenge in Tucson AZ 9/11/21
– Denise DiioliIt was my honor to carry a photo of Gregory today, the 20th Anniversary of 9/11, as I participated in the 2021 9//11 Memorial Stair Climb at Lambeau Field, Green Bay, WI.
I will NEVER FORGET!
– Karrie KerkelaI was proud to honor Gregory at the 20th Commemoration Tower Climb at LaVell Edwards Stadium this year. Learning more about him encourages me to be my best self and live in service of others. Thank you, Gregory, for your sacrifice for our country.
– Ellie SoulierHad the honor of climbing in remembrance of Greg this morning at Fluor Field in Greenville, South Carolina. You will never be forgotten. Thank you for your dedicated service and sacrifice.
– Michael UprightI climbed for him today in the Nashville Memorial Climb 2022. Such an honor! I wore his name badge proudly!!
– Lindsay KaneI had the honor of participating in the Tunnels to Towers held in Medina Ohio on 9/11/2022 with his badge.
– Tracy EckertNEVER FORGET!
Gregory, on September 17, 2022, I will carry you the 110 stories at the Springfield Area Memorial Stair Climb in Missouri. It is an honor to be part of a tradition of climbing stairs to never forget our fallen. Thank you for your service and your dedication.
– Stefanie Shell