How do we move from unimaginable loss to purpose and legacy? Join host Dr. Heidi Horsley for a heartfelt conversation with Jim Giaccone, Mary Fetchet , and Richard Beck as they explore this question and reflect on the ways profound loss can shape our lives, our work, and the legacy we leave behind.
Jim Giaccone’s brother Joe, worked in the North Tower for Cantor Fitzgerald and was killed in the World Trade Center attacks on September 11th, Jim turned his grief into service. He has dedicated himself to helping others through his volunteer work with Tuesday’s Children, Tunnel to Towers, and Dignity Without Borders.
Mary Fetchet, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Executive Director of Voices Center for Resilience, founded the organization after losing her son Brad in the World Trade Center attacks. She transformed her personal loss and professional experience into a lifelong commitment to supporting families, survivors, and communities affected by trauma.
Richard Beck, an adjunct professor at Columbia University and a psychotherapist in New York City, has worked extensively with individuals and families impacted by September 11. Drawing on his clinical experience, he brings a unique perspective on grief, resilience, and the long-term impact of traumatic loss.
Together, they offer three powerful perspectives on grief, healing, resilience, and the ways we can transform unimaginable loss into purpose, service, and lasting legacy.
