September 11 Terror Attacks
3:29 pm
Tue September 11, 2012

Idaho Governor, Others Remember September 11 Attacks

Credit Joe Jaszewski / Idaho Statesman
Idaho First Lady Lori Otter (right) and Gov. Butch Otter (center) recite the names of Idaho's 62 fallen soldiers during the Idaho Fallen Soldier memorial service at the Idaho Fallen Soldier Memorial in downtown Boise on Tuesday morning, Sept. 11 2012

While family members gathered at Ground Zero in New York this morning to remember the September 11 terror attacks in 2001, another group gathered in Boise at the new Idaho Fallen Soldier Memorial.

Governor Butch Otter and his wife Lori read the names of Idaho service men and women killed since 9-11. Otter and the First Lady read 62 names, including those of seven servicemen who died in the last year. "As we read through each of those names Lori and I both reflected back on the times we spent with the families and the funerals that we went to all over the state. And adding those seven new names was also kind of sad."

Otter says he was in Congress and in Washington D-C when the Pentagon was hit during the terror attacks.

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