Eight years ago the world was rocked by the tragic events of September 11, 2001. Such a sudden evil and terrible act like this one has left an unrepairable scar on both worlds. Souls are still to this day stuck reenacting those final horrific moments of their lives and are doomed to do so for all eternity. Looking back it doesn’t really feel like it’s been eight years but it has and what is sad is the events of 9/11 brought Americans closer than ever but time has pulled us apart again.
I know I normally discuss paranormal events and ghosts on this site but in honor of the 2,998 who lost their lives (4 of which I knew personally) I’m taking a moment of silence just to honor their memories. You should do this as well. Take a few minutes out of your day and spend it with your loved ones who are still here. Call that relative you haven’t spoken to in years, shoot off an ecard to that old H.S. friend because you never know when the end will come but one thing is certain it comes for all of us one day.
RIP my friends,
Brenda Kegler
Scott Powell
Patrick Dunn
Sandra White
I hope these people are in Heaven right now, and I’m so sorry their life had to end this way. I myself am a survivor of those attacks. Everytime I see a picture I feel this connection even though I’ve never met many of these people. May God bless always and please pray for us, as we will for you. I will see you one day at the gates of heaven.
I would just like to tell you how horribly sorry I am for the terrible events that have taken away from your lives. Although I am from Canada, and not directly touched by the events, I do feel deep remorse for all involved. May God bless you all in this terrible time.
My friend Sophia worked at Windows on the World, she was world class — because of her stature as part of that team. Working as part of the team at a World Famous Restaurant, an icon of New York. She was magnificent. She was a big part of what made New York great. Carry the contribution she made to New York like a medal, cherish it. Gain comfort from her hard work, her achievements, and her dedication.
I will never forget