IN MEMORY OF -

This is my mother's birthday too. One heck of a day to be celebrating anything

I can't believe it's 7 years already

In Memory of Walter Weaver - Port Authority.. and all others who were lost that day....

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Posted by snwb08

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Posted by DD628

RIP James Cartier...A great guy who is missed!

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i went to h.s. with his brother, mike was in my class. He's the james i was referring to in mine. I didn't know him that well but was so sad when I heard about it - it hit really close to home.

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get out!
small world!

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Posted by DD628

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Posted by snwb08

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Posted by DD628

RIP James Cartier...A great guy who is missed!

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i went to h.s. with his brother, mike was in my class. He's the james i was referring to in mine. I didn't know him that well but was so sad when I heard about it - it hit really close to home.

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get out!
small world!

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totally! so many people went to my h.s. though, it's crazy.

To those lost and to the heros - you will never
be forgotten!!

You all shall never be forgotten,

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Posted by cbcf


And god bless Chris (my FH) for joining the Marine Corps after the war was already going on and volunteering to deploy to Iraq!!! I am so very proud of you and support you in everything. Thank you for defending our freedom!!! And god bless the other men and women who are doing that everyday as well!!!!

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That's incredibly brave!!!! I appreciate those who defend our freedom every day. God Bless

remembering Louis Modafferi...FDNY

he was DH's uncle at his memorial a few days after 9/11, DH leaned over to me and said, 'I'm going to become a fireman' and he did and I am so proud of him....

For all of those who have lost someone they loved That those will always be remembered and we shall never forget all the men and women who gave and lost their lives that day. May we always remember and never forget

Although my family was not directly affected by the attacks on 9/11, my friend worked across the street and had to run for his life. Thankfully, strangers helped him that day. Our local firehouse, Squad 288/HazMat 1, lost 19 firefighters that day. They were one of the first responders on the scene. And I am a teacher, and every September, my kids and I observe a moment of silence with our entire school around the time of the first attack.

In our April poetry unit, I usually do an 'I remember...' poem with my kids about memories.

Today, it seems fitting:

We remember all the innocent souls who lost their lives on 9/11/01.

We remember all the brave and valiant, who selflessly trudged up stairs in burning buildings with heavy life-saving equipment on a mission to save strangers.

We remember police and those in law enforcement who risked everything to save others.

We remember passengers and crew who mustered up all their collective courage to not go down without a fight aboard United 93.

We remember a man of G-d who refused to leave his parishoners and police officers, and utlimately died among them.

We remember all those who suffered and lost their lives to late effects from working at Ground Zero among the ruins.

We remember those who continue to suffer years later, and wish them a healthy future.

We remember the family and friends of all who perished, and hope that they know that we will never forget.

We honor total strangers who became lifesavers that day, taking in those who ran for their lives without hesitation, giving them water, food, oxygen, a place to safely stay until out of harm's way.

We honor those who helped, in ways large and small, to ease the pain felt by family and friends of those lost.

We remember all who perished needlessly on that bright blue-sky morning seven years ago.

You will never be forgotten.

May flights of angels sing thee to thy rest.

I will NEVER forget

God Bless America

no words can express the loss felt always. You all will be in our hearts & minds until the end of time.

God Bless all the workers, cleaning crews, employess of windows on the world, and employees of all the stores and businesses in the Twin Towers that are never mentioned during this time.
God bless everyone.

Its amazing how time goes by...but yet it feels like yesterday. I teach first grade and it was crazy for me to think today...they werent even born yet....crazy

For all the lives lost....you are forever in our hearts
For all the families....God Bless
For all who fought that day....forever our heroes
For those fighting now....thank you

You all make me proud to be an American