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May We Never Forget

September 11, 2008 13:38 by admin

Seven years ago today, September 11th, 2001, we experienced the greatest act of terrorism ever perpetrated on American soil.  Most of us watched in horror as the events unfolded that fateful morning with a single question in our minds ... why?  The ideology of a fanatical religion and the cowardly acts of 19 hijackers marked a moment in our nation's mind which will live on forever.  We watched as the Twin Towers burned, then fell.  We watched as the Pentagon burned.  And we watched as Flight 93, likely heading for the White House, crashed into a field in Pennsylvania.  A total of 2,819 innocent people lost their lives that day from 115 different nations.  And sadly, there were 3,051 children whose mother or father would never return home.

I remember exactly what I was doing the moment I heard the first news of the hijackings.  You probably remember, too.  It is estimated that 20 percent of Americans knew someone, who was hurt or killed in the attacks that day.  This tragedy affected our nation ... and the world.  May we never forget those who died that day!

May we never forget the families and friends who lost loved ones!  May we never forget the 343 firefighters and paramedics, the 23 NYPD officers, or the 37 Port Authority police officers who gave their lives trying to save others! May God bless all who were impacted by the wan toned death and destruction. And may God bless America ...!!


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September 12. 2008 12:19

The fact that there were 400 persons who died in the attempt to save others, is in itself, a definition of America's Honor.

The person(s)on flight 93 who unselfishly give their lives in order to save America from a larger disaster have stepped even one step higher, in that they knew their lives would be lost, and still chose to take themselves and the highjackers to the ground. Americans....ALL Honorable Americans...

We are Americans, and to many it is our honor to serve our country.

Thank you fellow Soldier(S) of America
Sincerely

Gordon

September 12. 2008 14:34

Never forget all of the lives that were lost as a result of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorists attacks. Please take the time to remember my husband Sgt. Dayne Darren Dhanoolal who lost his life at war in baghdad, Iraq on March 31,2008. He was a great person and my bestfriend. Darren had a smile that could light up a room and a laugh that can never be duplicated. He was a great leader and a friend to anyone that he ever knew him. I miss him so much! He left his mark on the world!

Kynesha Dhanoolal

September 13. 2008 00:36

Kynesha, be assured there are many who will remember your husband Dayne. Thank you for posting your story. Althopugh I was from a different war, all KIA need be planted in our memories as true heros. No doubt Dayne Darren Dhanoolal is one of those persons.

Gordon

January 15. 2009 11:56

You're great because you move on after you experienced the greatest act of terrorism ever perpetrated on American soil.

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