9-11-01 remember

[Jon Stewart]

Just got back from the bush baiting bear and stopped off to read a few e-mails and of course tradgang.

On the way out of the woods I called my marine buddy who got shot on the top of the head in Viet Nam which left him paralyzed.  We had a great talk as we do every year on 09/11.

By the way he got shot 42 years ago today on 9/11.

[Keefer]

I took time thismorning and said a Prayer for those that lost thier lives ,for our country,our troops and for our next President of the United States...I had a shirt on that had this Bible Verse written on it...Psalm 33:12 Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord...God Bless, Keefers <")))><

[1/4 away]

I will never forget. Having seen the devastation first-hand the images and smell of that day are forever burned in my mind. God bless those that made the ultimate sacrifice and their families. I forever fly a flag in their honor.

[flightmedic]

i had just got home from the fire dept that morning, and wathced it happen , and got called back in to work, that was the hardest day i ever spent at the F.D, "God bless my brothers from FDNY who gave ther lives saving others" i will never forget you

[monkeyball]

My wife and I just sat in a line of traffic that was stopped for a line of 1000 bikers riding on behalf of 9-11.It was quite a site and made me feel good to know that this world changing date is not being forgotten.
                  Good Shooting,
                              Craig

[Slasher]

I am sure it is etched as deeply in most peoples mind as it is in mine... I remember with a heavy heart the tragedy of that day and how it has forever changed this country and the families of those lost 7 years ago...

A salute to our brothers and siters who serve, and a prayer for those who are in harms way.

[John3]

Never forget... Remember that come Nov 4th.


JDS III

[hera]

God bless America.

[Ray Hammond]

It's funny...I was on the continental divide in New Mexico when it happened...hunting elk.

It took 3 days before we found out...we were so isolated. When we did, we thought it was a joke at first...then the significance of the situation hit home. Everyone lost their enthusiasm for the hunt, we all bagged it and took off for home.

No flights leaving anywhere..so I paired up with a guy from Florida and we team-drove straight through to Atlanta on Saturday...I took him to the airport and he was able to get a rental car and drive by that point..no flights still.

By Sunday morning, when I turned the tv on, things had changed...most of the footage was NOT being shown over and over...too much...so I never went through the whole thing..just snippets and still photos.

I stayed in front of the History Channel last night, watching the home video, personal stories- people jumping out of the buildings- just awful, awful to see but I wanted it burned in my memory- I don't want to ever forget what happened.