25 Years Ago - A Day To Never Forget

[Uncle Phil]

Let us remember those who gave all during this tragic time in American History that changed New York City's skyline and this country forever.
If you've never been to the PA 911 memorial, you ought to go if you can.

 

[okckeith]

I went there when they first started building it. Then we went back a couple of years ago. They did a very good job! I agree if you haven’t been there, you should go.

 

[jfheilman]

I have not been there. I shall put in on my list of things to do before the "end".

 

[Mellow]

Same here, on my list.

Lots of heroic people that day and the days following to offset the evil...

 

[ReSTored]

Stopped there years ago on a ride to OHSTOC. Very solemn and sobering experience.

 

[ddemair]

I live in NJ and know people who worked in NY. Everyone I know is safe, but being so close to the horrific crime affected me deeply. I could saw the smoke from where I live.

3 people in my town died there. I didn't know them.

One day long into the future, it will be a historic remembrance like many others, but for me and especially those who experienced loss, it will always have an emotional impact.

 

[Chris09]

read a bit on wikipedia over last couple days these two guys that eventually made their way and grouped up with the other three and borded american airlines flight 11
I got up early that day and fixed a display case at supervalue on davie before I went to work
It seemed unimaginable 11 cut the exits from 99 dooming every one above
When I got to work the second plane had just hit

 

[John OoSTerhuis]

Changed the way I look at every tall building forever. The evil behind that horrific event persists to this day. Do not forget. It can never have weapons of mass destruction!

May there always be brave, resolute warriors ready to do what needs to be done to protect our way of life from those sworn to destroy us.

John