[knighthawk]

Lest we forget!

[jurroppi1]

Looking at it that way is staggering. I may have to copy and paste it into a single column just to see it that way (not that I don’t have respect for how huge the list is already).

Pray for our country, we need salvation now more than ever!

[sneakers]

Thread from 9/11/01:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/fr/520262/posts

[Made In The USA]

Powerful way to remember it; the name of every single life taken. We can never forget 9/11 and what we must do to keep it from happening again.

[Gefn]

Thank you for posting. One of my friends and colleagues died in there, a total of three people from my company.

I am lighting candles, praying, for them, and then logging of the computer for the day. I’m still haunted by what I saw a few days later when a group of us went to the city to help the first responders. You never forget the smell.

Bless those who died. And bless their families. Bless us all may their lives and deaths never be forgotten.

[piytar]

http://www.jontzen.com/tributes911/only_time_tribute.htm

[sauropod]

Is this only a list of the ones that died at Ground zero? What about those at the Pentagon and that field in Shanksville?

Also, why did you post it twice?

[Responsibility2nd]

Lifting these names up in prayer.....

[mass55th]

"Michele Reed"

Twin daughter of a then co-worker. Michele's twin worked in the 2nd tower and was able to escape that day. Living in Central NY State, I never thought I'd know anyone who had lost a loved one on 9/11.

[knighthawk]

Ping

[facedown]

(Good to see you Hawk!)