Thank you for sharing that video. My husband and I were on our way to his Aunt's funeral and we found out about it when we walked in to the funeral home. His cousin, who's husband was working at the Pentagon, came up crying and said they were leaving immediatly for home. At the funeral the priest was talking about the tragedy. After the funeral we went back to his Uncle's house and watched it all on tv. We were so torn, my husband wanted to leave right then to get our kids from school, but I knew they were safe and that his uncle needed us more right then. Driving home we could see the smoke in the sky. (we live in NJ) The next day I found out my friends brother was missing. (He was on the 90th floor of building 2) They never found his body. He had a 3 week old baby, and that was his first day back to work since the baby was born. They did his memorial service at the baby's baptism. I will never forget. Some times when I hear the people who worked at the world trade center called heros, it makes me sad because I know that those people weren't interested in being heros. They were just going about their lives, earning a living and doing what we do every day. God Bless Them |