We will always remember …
Today, we remember the 2,977 people (not counting the 19 hijackers) that lost their lives in the attacks, 11 September 2001 Citizens of 77 different countries were among the casualties. New York City lost 441 first responders. Thousands of people were inj...
A childhood friend
And my mother’s boss who I promise you was one of the people that stormed that cockpit…both of them gone but not forgotten.
Memorial at the Pepperdine campus, Malibu . . .
. . . yesterday. The Pacific is just beyond the horizon. [photo credit: Dr No, 9/10/21] One flag planted for every life lost that day. My memory of September 11th is watching the second Tower being hit on live television. (I was home recovering from surge...
We should definitely include …
The casualties of the war in Afghanistan in our thoughts.
From Mexico my sincere condolences to all those who died at that time and as a result of this unfortunate tragedy
Today is and will always be a day of mourning and respect for all our brothers and neighbors That day my brother woke up telling me to see what was happening on TV, shocked we saw how everything went with chaos, terror and despair of many people who were ...
It indeed an unforgettable sad day, not just for US but the world as well.
I still remember waking up around 7pm to watch the SG news showing 2 planes crashing into twin towers. It forever changed the way we travel. Hope the affected families find peace.