As we prepare to commemorate the 21st anniversary of 9/11, we're taking a look back at how Queen Elizabeth II responded to the attacks. AielloTV spoke with a man who escorted the queen on her only visit to Ground Zero.
CBS2's Tony Aiello spoke with Glenn Guzi, who escorted the queen on her only visit to Ground Zero.
"She was bright and inquisitive. She knew how make anyone feel at ease in her presence, but she was just a very warm, interested person," he said."Both she and Prince Philip were very inquisitive in terms of what our challenges were ... Really focusing on the human aspect of our challenges and the human aspect of the toll it took on New York and the country," Guzi said.
"To have that respect paid back to the United States on such a dark day for the United States, I think, is just hugely important and telling of the person that she was," Guzi said. "She and her entire family, including the now-King Charles, always had a deep appreciation for New York," Guzi said.
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