Senior Choir, Holy Family Students Honor Heroes in September 11 Ceremony
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Students at Holy Family Regional School in Rochester Hills commemorated September 11 with seniors from the American House Choir.
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For the heroes / For the patriots / For the soldiers / For all the pioneers.
I will always be / An American / And I will always / Cry American tears.
Students at Holy Family Regional School in Rochester Hills commemorated September 11 with a special song, a special ceremony — and some special guests.
The American House Choir, which includes about 25 senior residents of American House facilities in Oakland County, sang patriotic songs for the students; they also presented the school with a commemorative September 11 "heroes" flag.
The students then sang a patriotic song — "American Tears."
Dan Greig is director of the American House Choir, which planned to travel to several locations to perform on Tuesday.
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Holy Family Regional School
1240 Inglewood Ave, Rochester, MI (North Campus Grades Young 5, K - 3) -
American House, The Village Senior Living
3617 S Adams Rd, Rochester Hills, MI
Lori Ann Karam
9:34 am on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Having been a part of the HFRS family for 9 years, I can tell you that this song brings me to tears every time I hear it. To have children sing in their beautiful, innocent voices about our heroes is incredibly moving. What a wonderful way to honor the heroes and lost American lives on 9/11.
Michele Cushing
9:42 am on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
The video is beautiful! What a wonderful way to remember Sept. 11th.
Teresa Harrell
11:24 am on Sunday, September 16, 2012
I really appreciate the work our staff and teachers do at HFRS. I have been a part of this wonderful school for 5 yrs and it just gets better and better.
Linda
12:50 pm on Monday, September 24, 2012
The American House Choir sings beautifully! This keeps all of our great songs going on and on and on.