In Memory of Those who Lost Their Lives on the Fateful Day of Sept. 11th 2001
This page is here to commemorate and remember all of the brave men and women, (American, Russian, White,
Black, Man, Woman and otherwise) who so valiantly lost their lives on the fateful day of Sept. 11th 2001. It was
not only the city of New York that lost lives but the rest of the world as well. Janitors to secretaries, mailroom
staff to executives, nobody was discriminated against when death called on that day. May all those who parished
be remembered not because of the way it happened or uncontollable circumstances, but more for the inevitable
changes that occured within our society within seconds of the tragic events on Sept 11th. We stood strong in the
face of danger and an invisible enemy.
To the men and women in Iraq, Afganistan and around the world, "We as Americans love you, and those who
are citizens living here from abroad, such as Iraq, Afganistan, Pakistan, Russia and more, they love you as well.
If it was not for the brave men and women of militaries internationally from around the world, America would
not be the "Melting Pot" of the great world that we call Earth."
My children; Antonio Jr and Juan A Garcia know of Sept 11th because of the way our society grasped the
complexity of a fragile situation and allowed our children to better understand the reasons we as a people have
what we have and are able to live the way that we do unlike any country across the globe. Sept 11th is not only a
day for mourning or to celebrate the pity of 9/11 as a national holiday, lets rejoice in knowing that we can
overcome spontaneous obstacles, whether it be world terror, civil rights, war, financial crisis or domestic
agendas, we can and will overcome.
I hope in your time alive as a human being you are able to feel and understand the truth about human nature.
Regardless if you are rich, poor, Jewish, Muslim, black, white or Asian, we all bleed red, family members die,
you get tickets, it rains in your neighborhood. My point is that we are all living in the same world, under the same
moon and stars, only when we can all see that we are stuck on this Earth no matter what we do (unless you
have 250,000$ for a trip to space in 10 years). Lets all just get along and we all see and feel the same way, in
turn allowing a sense of equality among the masses instead of just your clique. Peace, love and happiness are
great things, lets all take a piece and live, love and learn together.
Antonio Sr
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