Remember those who lost their lives.

Remember the first responders who sacrificed their lives.

Remember the heroes of flight 93.

Remember those who lost loved ones.

Remember how our nation united in sorrow and anger.

Pray that it never happens again.

Will always remember where I was, and how I felt...

x2 on what Jaheff posted.I hope nothing like that ever happens again.RIP to all the braves souls who lost there life

Eight years and still no justice for the people who lost their lives . This is truly a sad day.

God bless them all and I'm still proud to be an American.

Humbly in my prayers.

Eight years and still no justice for the people who lost their lives . This is truly a sad day.

Hey Bass Brat: I lost my good friend Larry D. that day, we lost a whole fire company and some members of rescue one from Brooklyn that day, there is no amount of justice that can fix that. I still want to see that bearded ^@#$*!@ Hanging from a tree on NY Soil!

Am truly sorry for your personal loss.

Yesterday was rough, 9-11 brings back memories of many of my close friends who gave their lives in Iraq and some (more recently) in Afghanistan.

This day will bring our nation together for many years to come, but let us not forget the daily war that continues as young men and women give their lives for our freedoms.

Let us not forget:

http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/ops/oif-phantom-fury-fallujah.htm

RIP: you are all missed.

J. Poindexter

B. Adams

T. Folmar

J. Kim

J. Baro

R. Warns

J. Davenport

Remember the 4343 so far.

This is not just a list, these men and woman gave their lives for us. A flag flies 365 days a year outside my home for them.

http://www.icasualties.org/Iraq/Nationality.aspx?hndQry=US