LGA Fleet Service
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Hard to believe it has been seven years since that heart wrenching day.
Take a second today to remember all who were lost.
Take a second today to remember all who were lost.
Remember
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On that day in one of the towers, I lost a good friend, a man almost half my age, a husband and loving father.
Today, we the living, should honor those who have left by living, and living to the max.
Enjoy life, and family, while you still can, today.
Drink, eat, and enjoy a good romp in bed, today.
God Bless America.
Today, we the living, should honor those who have left by living, and living to the max.
Enjoy life, and family, while you still can, today.
Drink, eat, and enjoy a good romp in bed, today.
God Bless America.
imurwingman
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It sure makes all the rancor in this industry seem ridiculous when thinking of that tragic day. Never, ever forget.
Harry Callahan
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May God bless all of you at AA who have lost friends & co workers. We will never forget.
teenagewasteland
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The Sunday after the attacks I went to church like thousands of americans did with my
then 2 year old daughter. While seated, I noticed 2 American Airlines flight attendents walk
in, in uniform It was a very emotional time for all of us in the airline industry. After the mass
the choir sang God Bless America and there wasn't a dry eye. I hurried my way thru the
crowd to catch up with the 2 f/a's I introduced myself to them and extended my heart felt
condolences for the loss of their co-workers. I will never forget the pain in their eyes.
Before leaving, the 3 of us hugged each each other and wished the best to one another as well
as our respected Airlines. The 3 of us knew the road we were about to go down was going to be
rough and the outcome uncertain. Just want everyone to remember although we are
competitors, we feel each others pain during the darkest of times. GOOD LUCK TO ALL
WE MUST NEVER FORGET!
then 2 year old daughter. While seated, I noticed 2 American Airlines flight attendents walk
in, in uniform It was a very emotional time for all of us in the airline industry. After the mass
the choir sang God Bless America and there wasn't a dry eye. I hurried my way thru the
crowd to catch up with the 2 f/a's I introduced myself to them and extended my heart felt
condolences for the loss of their co-workers. I will never forget the pain in their eyes.
Before leaving, the 3 of us hugged each each other and wished the best to one another as well
as our respected Airlines. The 3 of us knew the road we were about to go down was going to be
rough and the outcome uncertain. Just want everyone to remember although we are
competitors, we feel each others pain during the darkest of times. GOOD LUCK TO ALL
WE MUST NEVER FORGET!
robbedagain
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My prayers and thoughts are with everyone on this awful yet resilient day. Lest We Forget the wrath and the horror that occurred that day 7 yrs ago. May all those who perished rest in peace.
