Welles Crowther always carried a red bandanna in his back pocket. He had it with him during his years at Nyack High School, friends at Boston College noticed it and fellow volunteer firefighters ...

and the Welles Remy Crowther Charitable Trust to celebrate Welles’ life as well as men and women who exemplify his selfless courage with the third annual Red Bandanna Hero Award. Now through ...

Among those that we lost is Welles Crowther, a Boston College alum and former lacrosse player who worked in the World Trade Center in New York City. What we all know most about Welles today are ...

Welles Crowther put his trademark red bandana around his mouth and nose and led people to safety in the South Tower on 9/11. He grew up in Nyack, graduated from Boston College and worked in the ...

Boston College plays an annual red bandana game in honor of Welles Crowther, a former student who is credited with saving as many as 18 lives after the Sept. 11th attacks. The football program ...

Crowther's parents have worked to keep their son's memory alive through a charity that benefits young people. A documentary about Welles' heroics called "Man In Red Bandana" was released in 2017 ...

was Welles Crowther. Crowther was in his office in the World Trade Center in New York City when the planes struck. He could have escaped. Instead, Crowther tied his red handkerchief, his "bandana ...

Boston College’s fall road race honoring 9/11 hero Welles Remy Crowther ’99 will take place online due to COVID-19 BC lacrosse players join Baldwin and Alison Crowther (third from right) to promote ...

Today, a Welles Crowther charitable trust grants scholarships, and a Red Bandana football game and run are held at Boston College, Welles' alma mater. An annual Red Bandana hero's award is given out.

Boston College’s fall road race honoring 9/11 hero Welles Remy Crowther ’99 will take place online due to COVID-19 BC lacrosse players join Baldwin and Alison Crowther (third from right) to promote ...