Survivor of 9/11 shares harrowing story during Hermosa Beach ceremony
Michael Noble retells the harrowing escape he made from the South Tower to an audience at the 25th Anniversary September 11 Commemoration on Friday. Photo by Chris Miller Hermosa Beach Honor Guard and Scout Troop 860 perform a Posting of the Colors. Photo by Chris MillerStudents born after 2001, listen to the living history of Michael Noble. Photo by Chris MillerJoey Apodaca, Congressman Lieu’s representative, and Assemblymember Al Muratsuchi greet 9/11 survivor Michael Noble. Photo by Chris MillerAl Muratsuchi and Michael Noble speak after the ceremony. Photo by Laura Garber Councilmember Michael Keegan, Mayor Mike Detoy and councilmembers Rob Saemann and Dean Francois attend the 25th Anniversary ceremony. Photo by Chris Miller Retired Colonial Larry Icenogle played Taps on the bugle during the ceremony. Photo by Laura GarberA young student places a rose near the 9/11 memorial in Hermosa Beach. Photo by Laura Garber A pyramid of roses left for the victims and heroes of the September 11 attacks. Photo by Chris Miller by Laura Garber Hermosa Beach resident Michael Noble was working on the 66th floor of the World Trade Center’s South Tower when he felt the building violently shake…
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