Robert T. Lane‚ 28‚ firefighter‚ FDNY‚ Engine 55. Before joining the FDNY in 1998‚ Lane worked at a variety of jobs‚ including school bus driver‚ chef‚ and bartender. Lane was a self-taught mechanic who was souping up a 1983 Pontiac Grand Prix that he hoped to race on a track in New Jersey.
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I have no memory of hero Robert Lane; however, I am organizing a walk on 9/11 of this year. Robert Lane is the hero I am walking for. I have organized 343 people to walk for the fallen heroes of fire departments. I hope my walk is successful and becomes a tradition; these lives should never be forgotten. Thank you
– Leslee SarnoI rang the bell for Robert T Lane 78th floor at Lambeau field ..You will never forget. Thank you.
– Steve Christian2016- My 8 year old son carried Robert T. Lane in the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at the National Harbor. He will never know that day but he will understand Robert’s sacrifice and why we will always remember.
– CathyI participated in the Stair climb at Lambeau field on 9-10-16 in Roberts name. It is an honor to walk in his name. Please know the he will never be forgotten and will be with me on future calls with me.
– Jeff PetersI was honored to climb for Robert at the Nashville Stair Climb on 9-11-16 Nashville TN. Robert will never be forgotten.
– Jason McCormickFDIC 2018
– Justin LenaI was very proud to climb for the memory of Robert T. Lane, Engine 55.
May he and his family be at peace.
I climbed in honour of Robert yesterday at the Melbourne Fire Fighter Stair Climb. It was a great privilege
– Kimberley Morris-FlynnI remembered Robert as I walk 100 stairs at the 9/11 memorial in San Diego. I carried him with me through the stairs. Thank you for your service, you will never be forgotten. God Bless.
– Haley JaenickeI was honored to carry the tag for Robert Lane today at the 2018 Tri-Cities TN Memorial Stair Climb. The sacrifice he made will never be forgotten.
– Amanda BarnetteI was extremely honored to climb for Robert in the Chattanooga 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb this year. Please let there be peace for the family that we will not forget!
– Amy QuinnI am honored to walk in honor of Robert Lane this weekend at the 9/11 stair climb in San Diego. May we always remember the sacrifices of others.
– KellyI participated in the 2019 9/11 memorial climb at Lambeau Field and was proud to climb in honor of Robert T. Lane. I can honestly say I thought of him throughout my climb and it was because of his dedication and sacrifice I was able to complete all 110 flights. May we never forget!
– Ellen KonradI visited New York and the memorial a few years back. There was sadness, love, and respect. So very very brave all of the firefighters, police, and emergency helpers. You are not forgotten here in the UK. A teeny link, my maiden name was Lane. We will remember you.
– Carol.BaxterI walked a mile and climbed 78 flights of stairs carrying Robert Lane with me. May God bless him and his family. We’ll take it from here Robert
– Jacob Faulk