Jersey Proud: 9/11 survivor writes children's book about emerging from personal darkness
A Port Authority police legend, 9/11 survivor and Navy veteran is now a children's author and is doing Jersey Proud.
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Jul 14, 2021, 2:30 AM
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Updated 1,011 days ago
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277ds agoA Port Authority police legend,
9/11 survivor and Navy veteran is now a children's author and is doing Jersey
Proud.
Will Jimeno's
story was originally depicted in the 2006 film "World Trade Center."
Now, he's telling his own story in "Sunrise through the Darkness."
He says he's
received a great response from children, educators and parents across the
country.
The children's
book is on Amazon and will be released next month.
