Wells Remy Crowther's Legacy

The video tells the story of Wells Remy Crowther, known as the 'Man in the Red Bandana,' who heroically saved many lives during the 9/11 attacks. From childhood, Wells cherished a red bandana given by his father, which became a symbol of his bravery. On September 11, 2001, Wells used his skills as a volunteer firefighter to guide and rescue people from the World Trade Center's South Tower. His actions were later recognized, and he was posthumously named an Honorary Firefighter. The Wells Remy Crowther Charitable Trust was established in his memory to support youth development programs.

What was the color of the bandana that Wells' father always carried?

• Yellow

• Red

• Blue

• Green

What sports did Wells play where he used the red bandana under his helmet?

• Tennis and Golf

• Baseball and Football

• Ice Hockey and Lacrosse

• Basketball and Soccer

At what age did Wells become a volunteer firefighter?

• 14

• 16

• 18

• 20

On which floor did Wells work in the World Trade Center?

• 78th

• 104th

• 61st

• 90th

What did Wells use to protect himself from smoke while helping others?

• A gas mask

• A scarf

• A wet cloth

• His red bandana

How many trips did Wells make to rescue people from the Sky Lobby?

• Four

• Two

• One

• Three

What tool did Wells realize was needed to save people trapped under debris?

• A ladder

• A crowbar

• Jaws of Life

• A fire hose

How was Wells posthumously honored by the Fire Department of New York?

• With a Memorial Plaque

• With a Medal of Valor

• As an Honorary Firefighter

• As a Chief

What is the purpose of the Wells Remy Crowther Charitable Trust?

• To fund sports programs

• To support firefighting equipment

• To assist young people in becoming exemplary adults

• To provide scholarships for college

Which organization supported the creation of the book and the Red Bandana Project?

• The World Health Organization

• The Red Cross

• The Fetzer Institute

• The United Nations