By Sara StrongDiane Sherwood doesn’t want the third anniversary of Sept. 11 to go without recognition for those who died in the terrorist attacks. She also thinks it’s important to continue helping survivors who are still suffering emotionally and physically. "There are cases where these workers are losing lung capacity as time goes on, and cancer cases are increasing. … They first said cancer would show up in 20 years, but they’re getting it now," Sherwood said.She organized Remember Rally, a national motorcycle rally effort that will take place in at least 25 locations — from Alaska to New York to Texas — Saturday afternoon. All of the proceeds from registering for the event go to rescue worker charities."We actually had three planned in Florida, but with the hurricanes, they might not be able to do it," Sherwood said.Locally, the rally starts with registration at the Howling Dog at 11 a.m. From there, bikers will drive down Main Street, Luverne, with local firefighters.People are invited to line Main Street at 12:30 as a show of support when they pass.One of the organizers of a New York run is a firefighter suffering from multiple health problems after working on the World Trade Center disaster site.Sherwood said, "There was a host of chemicals they ingested. So many toxins were released when the buildings burnt."Sherwood’s firefighter friend said he hopes to be strong enough to make the ride this year, but isn’t holding out much hope that he’ll even survive two more years.His insurance company just discontinued his coverage, and he’s on multiple medications."Remember Rally has been an amazing project. You talk to these people and it’s so emotional," Sherwood said.Registration for the event is $10 per rider. From Luverne, bikers will go to Wilmont, Key Largo, Fulda, Bigelow, Ellsworth and back to the Howling Dog for free barbecues and Pepsi.