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• Aug. 29: This photo supplied by ABC shows 'Good Morning America' co-host Robin Roberts, left, and Dorothy Antoine of Pass Christian, Miss., who lost her home to Hurricane Katrina on Aug. 29, 2005, talking during a break in the show's telecast at the Trinity Episcopal Church in Pass Christian, Miss., to commemorate the second anniversary of the hurricane.
• Aug. 29: Betty Morris helps her granddaughter, Raegan Schaefer, ring a bell during a ceremony in the Lakeview community near the 17th Street Canal in New Orleans. The event marked the second anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
• Aug. 29: New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin, front, and Lt. Gen. Russel Honore,(in uniform) attend a Hurricane Katrina memorial service in New Orleans on the second anniversary of the deadly hurricane. They are both standing with memorial bells.
• Aug. 29: The Rev. Al Sharpton listens to speakers while attending a Hurricane Katrina memorial service in New Orleans.
• Aug. 29: New Orleans coroner Dr. Frank Minyard arrives at a Hurricane Katrina memorial service in New Orleans.
• Aug. 29: Members of the Lakeview neighborhood take part in a Hurricane Katrina memorial service in New Orleans.
• Aug. 29: Search marks remain on the front door of the home of Mai Van Tran, left, and An Van Tran, right, as they watch a ceremony marking the second anniversary of Hurricane Katrina near the 17th Street Canal in New Orleans. The Van Trans purchased the home after Katrina last April.
• Aug. 29: Lt. Gen. Russel Honore, left, New Orleans Police Chief Warren Riley, center, and coroner Frank Minyard talk before the start of a Hurricane Katrina memorial service in New Orleans.
• Aug. 29: New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin, right, wipes a tear as he and his wife, Seletha, take part in a Hurricane Katrina memorial service in New Orleans.
• Aug. 29: Gulfport Mayor Brent Warr recalls memories of surviving Hurricane Katrina during a city ceremony marking the storm's second anniversary in Gulfport, Miss.
• Aug. 29: Christine Skinner of Gulfport, Miss., prays for area residents killed by Hurricane Katrina during a city ceremony in Gulfport marking the second anniversary.
• Aug. 29: Gulfport Fire Department Lt. Wade Beesley prepares to ring the fire truck bell in memory of those who died in Hurricane Katrina in Gulfport, Miss.
• Aug. 29: The Rev. Dr. Stephen John Thurston, president of the National Baptist Convention of America, takes part in a Hurricane Katrina memorial service in New Orleans.
• Aug. 29: New Orleans Jazz musician Irvin Mayfield plays a tune while taking part in a Hurricane Katrina memorial service in New Orleans.
• Aug. 28: President Bush, right, greets New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin as Bush arrives at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport in Kenner, La.
• Aug. 27: Lan Nguyen from New Orleans takes part in a candlelight vigil on the levee of Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans. The event marked the upcoming second anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
• Aug. 27: Annise Watson, 7, of New Orleans protects her candle from the wind as she and her mother, Mary Watson, take part in a candlelight vigil on the levee of Lake Pontchartrain in New Orleans.