I want to thank everyone that has done a tribute. As I read through them, it is so apparent that this has become a labor of love. I will update and add links to this post of those I find especially moving.
**Lester Vincent Marino has been remembered by Ben and Noah- these bright, cute, little guys are 6 and 4 years old. Noah's tribute here and Ben's tribute here. To echo Dale, this one will make you cry. #343
** Lieutenant William McGinn is remembered by Simply Left Behind
** Firefighter Francis Esposito is remembered by The Unending Journey of the Wandering Author
** Eight Year Old Zoe Falkenberg is remembered by Volcanic Sacrifices
** Donna Wilson is remembered by Celebration of My Existence
** Terrence E. Adderly is remembered by Plancks Constant
** Welles Remy Crowther is remembered by Smooth Stone
Also, as I read them, I will be linking to all the tributes for the passengers and crew of United Flight 93.
* Flight Attendant, Cee Cee Lyles remembered by WardWideWeb
* Passenger, Mark Bingham remembered by Whispering from the Wings
* Passenger, Joseph DeLuca remembered by Kristonia Ink
* Flight Attendant, Lorraine Bay remembered by Blonde Sagacity
Here is a link to the blogroll for all participants.
DCRoe will be doing this again in 2007, he has the website set up already--Project 2996
3 comments:
Cathy, thank you for mentioning my tribute.
Cathy, I tried to write a comment on your post about all the terror attacks. Blogger would not let me post it.
Thank you for visiting my post in which I pay tribute to Catherine A. Nardella. She was a lovely young woman, a credit to our society.
I feel privileged to participate in the 2996 project to remmember the victims of that unforgettable day. Thank you for your comment on my blog.
Carl, thank you for stopping by. I expect my tribute to be up by tonight. Your tribute was heartfelt and well written - thank you so much.
Mrs Greenthumb, than you as well. I apologize but I'm having problems with blogger at present. As you may or may not see my sidebar has decided to migrate south... Your post was touching and I thank you for rememebering Catherine.
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