In honor of those who died, here is a link to the complete list of casualties from 9/11. It includes their names, ages, hometowns, and maybe a little about them. It is about 200 pages long.
Sunday, September 11, 2011
9/11: The 10th Anniversary
In honor of those who died, here is a link to the complete list of casualties from 9/11. It includes their names, ages, hometowns, and maybe a little about them. It is about 200 pages long.
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Sad indeed. I was on the road that day--at the morning meeting I was attending, no one could focus so it was just ended.
I had gone to bed after working the night shift and didn't find out until after 5 pm that day when I woke up. I felt like I was truly the last person to know. And I felt bad for people who had to "catch me up" on all this horrible news. They would cry again, and the fear would set it....and I was just quiet with shock.
I did a post on this too. Tears came down as we watched some of the memorial on TV. Uh so sad.
It is nice of you to share that link. I have bookmarked that link so that many people come to know about these and try atleast their very small effort to pass the message and save the nation.
This event has marked up on every country's history, regardless if they were affected by the said event or not. On my own viewpoint, this is one of the worst terrorism that has ever come upon us.
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