
Remembering 9/11 | Clarence Singleton: The Heart of a Hero
Remembering 9/11 | Clarence Singleton: The Heart of a Hero at Toledo Lucas County Library – Oregon Branch
Join us for a meaningful afternoon with Clarence Singleton, a decorated former Marine, Vietnam War veteran, and retired New York City firefighter. Singleton has a powerful personal connection to 9/11—he responded to both the 1993 attack and the 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center, where he was seriously injured. During this program, you'll have the chance to meet him in person and purchase a signed copy of his book, which chronicles his remarkable journey from Vietnam to Ground Zero, exploring themes of resilience, faith, and recovery.
This event is designed for adults and will run for two hours. The meet-and-greet format gives you direct access to the author to ask questions and connect over his story. The library's meeting space is handicapped accessible, and there's ample parking available if you're driving. This is a meaningful opportunity to hear from someone whose life has been shaped by service and survival, and to support his work as a motivational speaker and author.
When
Sat, Sep 12
Time
1:00 PM
Cost
Ages
Ages 0–18