Did you lose someone on September 11?

Question

I thought this would be a good time of remembrance for people who lost a family member or friend on September 11th. It's weird to think so much time has gone past since it happened. I remember sitting in Socail Studies when I was in 6th grade and heraing the principal come over the intercom and announce the news. Now, I am preparing to start my senior year of high school and I just think back and remember the hurt I saw on people's faces. May the victims of 911 rest peacefully always

My dad used to be a firefighter, and I know it hit him hard because he said firefighters are in a brotherhood. He said it dosen't matter what company you work for or how long you worked, you were all brothers. He lost hundreds of brothers on that day.

I am so sorry Jaylee

Answer 1

I didn't lose anyone on 9/11, but I have lost a lot of buddies fighting the "war on terror". May God Bless all of the people who lost their lives on 9/11 and the families who have lost loved ones. God Bless you for your remembrance.

Answer 2

While I never lost a personal friend or family member after the tragedies of 9/11, I think we all lost someone during these atrocities. We lost all of those NYPD and NY Firefighters that take a big role in the safety and well being of NYC. Many of the people we lost were geniuses I'm sure. All the people lost in 9/11 were a great loss and they will never be forgotten. God bless their friends, families, and may they rest in heaven in eternal happiness.

Answer 3

i'm sorry to pay attention that, my sympathies are with you. as for if i lost everyone i did no longer, yet in certainty did no longer all of us lose something, i mean it enormously a lot took are freedom as all of us realize it and punctiliously replace it, plus i think of even nonetheless i did no longer understand everyone in the towers in my opinion it nevertheless feels as though i lost somebody reason observing it on television and you may desire to do no longer something yet experience for those human beings and experience close to to them. under no circumstances ignore 9/11.

Answer 4

I did not lose anybody I personally know, but I, as an American lost 3000 fellow countrymen and some that are not US citizens. That was a horrific day in our history and we should NEVER forget I am glad you are remembering.

Answer 5

my family's friend's daughter did lose her life that day. my mom told me that that girl, my sis, me and other kids used to play (i can't remember, as my sis and i were the youngest amongst the kids). i didn't know her very well b/c that family lived in another country and my family used to visit when i was younger. that girl went to school in the states, got a job at one of the towers and unfortunately lost her life there.

Answer 6

I did not lose anyone personally, but I feel like I lost a part of myself that day that I will never get back.

Answer 7

No, thankfully. I agree completely with you, though. I was in my 4th grade math class, and at the time i really didn't understand what happened till my mom picked me up.

May all of them rest in peace, always.

Answer 8

My Little Sister was born September 11

Life must go on

Answer 9

We all did. We may have never met them, but we all knew them. They were our neighbors, friends, lovers, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, mothers, and fathers. They were all of us, and each one will be missed, just as the people who were murdered in the Oklahoma City bombing are as well. May God bless them and all who knew them.

Answer 10

yeah..

my mom

i was so shocked.

i was in kindergarten

and my mom had to go to new york for this business thing (shes not a business woman though)

i did not leave in new york so nothing happend to me.

but gosh.....

I went there in 2005 and i saw the cross left where the buildings were.

i cried so much.

then i went to the queen grave.

next to nyc.

lol but that place sorta reminds me of the simpsons road rage