We will never forget the attacks on our nation eight years ago today.
The Twin Towers in New York City...
And the terrorists' plans for Flight 93 thwarted by some brave passengers over a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania...
We will never forget what these terrorists have done to our nation, nor will we forget what the members of our Armed Forces have done for our nation. 
(Please click here to visit the Heroes site.)
May God bless you all - and may God bless the United States of America.
The Army of Four
We will never forget!
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Deetzy and family
So well said. We will never forget.
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So well said. We will never forget.
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How could we forget? All the good American people we lost that day,all the good military people we have lost in battles since that terrible day.
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Jo, Stella and Ali Z
Our love and our hearts have no boundaries when it comes to these matters.
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MAX'S HOUSEHOLD IN SOUTH AFRICA
Nicely and simply said. We will never forget.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a moment in history that will live forever. To all the souls that were lost, and all the families that lost their loved ones, and all the police, and firefighters and other rescue people, we salute you!
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Phbbb and KhL
Beautifully said. Bless all who lost their lives and their families who were left behind without them.
ReplyDeleteEvery day, I walk past a plaque dedicated to the men and women who worked for my employer who were killed that day. They were simply working in the towers and trying to take care of their families.
ReplyDeleteI happened to be in Atlanta that day across from Dobbins Air Force Base and we watched Fighter jets scramble before we even knew what was happening. We did not see them land again that day - they simply refueled in air.
But mostly, I remember driving home that day because flying was no longer an option. And strangers were giving other stranded strangers rides that day. People were consoling each other - and they had never met.
And our workers in one of our Manhattan mid-town offices gathered all of their water bottles and gave them to ash covered people walking home.
For all of the horror, that's what I remember most. We simply embraced each other that day - whether we knew each or not - and helped in whatever way we could.
And I see that same sense of sacrifice in every airport that I walk through and see service men and women in uniform.
We will never forget.
It was truly the most awful day - we never should forget. So many lives lost and so many who gave their all for others. Whilst thinking about the evil in the world you are, at the same time, overwhelmed by the goodness and the love of people. I guess that is what makes it possible for us all to go on - love and friendship.
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love
Martha, Bailey & Family xxx
Never ever will we forget. And we too remain ever grateful to our military.
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Remembering...
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It changed all of our lives forever.
Jeannie xxxxxxx
We won't forget either. That was a terrible time and the families and friends of those who died carry the pain.
ReplyDeleteditto. thank you for sharing the pix and reminding me of my own emotions. really. its important to remember.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great post. God bless our troops.
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Gus, Louie and Callie
Soft purrs for those who lost their lives, or a loved one.
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That day changed all our lives, touched all our hearts, and turned many souls back towards God. May we never forget.
ReplyDeleteIt is a real privilege to interact with many fine men & women serving our country every day here at Naval Station Newport. God bless our Nation's military & service people.
Pat & Joseph
Star & Jack
We will not furget!
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Nice tribute.
Husky kisses,
Biloxi
Simple yet powerful post and very well said. We will never forget. Ever.
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ReplyDeleteHow we can forget? Even for us who are far away from you.
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Lorenza
Very well put. We will never forget....nor should we.
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What a very nice post.
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Mollie Jo and Bobo
Beautiful tribute, thank you for sharing.
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Maxx
We will never forget! Thanks for sharing this beautiful tribute.
ReplyDeleteMochi
We remember...
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Smoochies!
We will never forget! God bless our heros!
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Maggie and Mitch
That was a very terrible day. We will never forget and we must make sure that those who were born after 9/11 know why we must stay vigilant. Thank you for your post.
ReplyDeleteWow that first pic is incredible - i am a paramedic and took a leave of absence from my job to help when it happened - i was there from September 12th till mid january - I have seem thousands of pic but that is the first one that brought back everything including the smells.
ReplyDeleteNot to mention was 6 blocks away with my dad and watched the second plane hit - ran into the buildings with him and was pulling people out -
thanx for remembering.
Deb
Woodrow - Sweetie - MJ