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Sgt. Maj. Jerry L. Bailey, Marine Corps Air Station

Sgt. Maj. Jerry L. Bailey, Marine Corps Air Station

Sgt. Maj. Jerry L. Bailey, Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point’s sergeant major, awaits a color guard at the New Bern Civic Theatre in downtown New Bern during a memorial ceremony Sept. 9. Bailey received a p... More

Jim Chittick, president of the New Bern Civic Theatre

Jim Chittick, president of the New Bern Civic Theatre

Jim Chittick, president of the New Bern Civic Theatre board of directors, preaches to the locals of New Bern why it is so important to commemorate the ones who were lost during the 9/11 tragedy at the civic the... More

Krissy Bocci sings the national anthem accompanied

Krissy Bocci sings the national anthem accompanied

Krissy Bocci sings the national anthem accompanied by Marines from Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point during a memorial ceremony in front of the New Bern Civic Theatre Sept. 9.

Residents of New Bern hold their hands over their hearts

Residents of New Bern hold their hands over their hearts

Residents of New Bern hold their hands over their hearts to during the national anthem to commemorate the 9/11 tragedy at a memorial ceremony in front of the New Bern Civic Theatre Sept. 9.

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