Bradley Fetchet had only worked at the World Trade Center for a short time. After graduating from Bucknell University in 1999, he moved to New York City to pursue a career on Wall Street as an equities trader at the financial firm Keefe, Bruyette & Woods. More.
Remembering Bradley Fetchet at the 9/11 Memorial
Time Doesn’t Heal All Wounds
A panel of experts and clinicians in the field of trauma, grief and disaster mental health are convening next month at Rutgers University as part of a symposium examining communities devastated by mass violence and terrorism. More.
9/11 Family Members Invited to Share Experiences to Help Others
To help families heal after losing a loved one to mass violence, it is critical to first recognize that the experience and needs of each family member are unique and continue to evolve for many years. More.
Help create a tribute to 9/11 victims with Living Memorial Workshops
VOICES of September 11th conducts workshops throughout the year to assist victims' family members in the process of creating a tribute to their loved ones. Workshops are scheduled during the month of June in the VOICES offices. More.
First public hearing of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States
Good morning. My name is Mary Fetchet. I tragically lost my son Brad in the most devastating attack on our country, the attacks on the World Trade Center. I am Co-Chair of Voices of September 11th and a member of the Family Steering Committee for the 9/11 Independent Commission. More.