RE: Always Remember................

[chasd60]

 
http://64.177.83.63/liberty/email.htm

[Turn Key]

 chasd60
Never have.  Never will.  Wish I could but guess I m glad I won t.

[tlhdoc]

 chasd60
Thanks for posting this link.

[angelsmom10]

 chasd60
I wil never forget.[][]
 
 Thank you for sharing and a special thanks to all the veterans, servicemen, firefighters, police personal for all the work they have done and continue to do

[jpreiser]

 chasd60
wow what a moving web site... thank you....

[wahoonc]

 chasd60

7 December 1941
 Pearl Habor
 2403 Dead
 
 11 September 2001
 World Trade Center/Pentagon/Flt 93
 3030 Dead
 When Attacked, America Will fight Back !
 
 

[B-flat]

 chasd60
American through and through.....I will never forget.  It s a great website and thank you for sharing.[]

[Steve-o-bud]

 chasd60
Thank you very much for sharing this.
 
 My family just got back from the east coast, and was able to visit New York City for a couple of days. Of course, we visited what is now refereed to as the World Trade Center Site.
 
 New York City is a very noisy (not in a bad way) place. Getting off the subway at what I recall is Courtlandt Street, and right in front of the viewing area, I was struck by the subdued quiet. There were many people, but they were all reverently quiet and respectful. It was an errie, and moving moment.
 
 There was a listing of the names of the heroes, all 3000+ of them. Included in those names were the names of my Mother-in-law s friend and former neighbor, and her friend s husband, who were on the Boston Flight.  They were on their way to attend the wedding of her son.
 
 There were messages written on the fence to departed loved ones. There was a cross, made of steel I-beams, that appeared to have erected by the construction workers. There was a spot, apparently accessible to family and friends of the firefighters and other hero s, where a large sign was painted, by the various agencies, thanking the public for their support and prayers.
 
 On some of the surrounding buildings, my wife noted that there is still dust on the windows, at spots that weren t readily accessible for cleaning. There are still adjacent buildings that are not occupied, and one enshrouded in a black covering.
 
 Showing that life goes on, a fire house, directly adjacent, is in the process of being re-built.
 
 One building overlooking the site had a large mural, with the words: " The human spirit is not measured by the size of the act, but by the size of the heart."  
 
 In nearby Battery Park, on the southern tip of Manhattan, is a monument, titled " The Sphere" , which was retrieved from the WTC. It is a hand holding a sphere, in a symbol of world peace. It is now tattered, with holes and dents, but it survived. There is an eternal flame, in honor of those who perished.
 
 I m very glad to have been able to bring my family to see this first hand. I hope it is something that we always remember.

[GeneF]

 chasd60
chas
 
 Thanks
 
 I shared it with the family and it was worth the time to remember and reflect.

[campingcop]

 chasd60
Thanks
 
 Great site

[madrone]

 B-flat
Made me want to go out and renew my membership in the ACLU.  Then it crashed my browser.
 
 Not all of the threats to liberty are beyond our shores.  Some of them have cabinet positions.
 
 In memory of my Uncle Ray, who died at Omaha Beach, my grandparents, who were career Navy, my father, who served in the Coast Guard, and my cousin Mike, who served with the Green Berets in Vietnam.
 

[brainpause]

 chasd60
Wow.
 
 Wow.
 
 Larry

[jstaddwtr]

 chasd60
Thank you for the site.  It had us except for one paragraph of propaganda that was not really needed.  But even with that, we have shared it with our family and will keep it to do so on future occasions.   Thank you.