We all remember where we were when we first heard about the September 11th attacks on America. We recall our reactions, seeing the destruction on television, wondering how anyone could so brutally hurt so many people.

It's been ten years since September 11th, 2001, and though the smoke has subsided and the dust has settled, the memories of the victims still remain.

Nearly 3,000 people lost their lives that day, from employees who worked in the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, to innocent bystanders on the street, to brave policemen and women, firefighters, and paramedics who sacrificed everything to save those left in the rubble.

We must never forget 9/11's victims. Sign the pledge honoring those who perished in the attacks as well as their families who still mourn them today. If you know someone who lost their life that day, honor them by putting their name in the comments section.