Summer is finally upon us, after a long, rainy spring (even fish were saying, "enough already!"). We have to remember, though, that rain is good, it brings life. Without it's nourishment, where would we be? At the Tribute Center, we try to do the same thing as rain - help nourish and build for a better future. By being the only entity at the World Trade Center site for the time being, we have the obligation help our visitors remember September 11th as well as promote good sound thoughts for a more peaceful future. It seems from the well over 100,000 visitor cards we have received, from all over the world, that we have inspired people to remember as they move forward.
I will be adding cards on my blog regularly. They convey the feelings of our visitors -- meaningful and powerful messages that should be read by all. If you can't make it to the Tribute Center but would like to share your own thoughts, please do so on this blog!
Here is the first batch:
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I went to New York on March 17, 2009 I went to the Tribute WTC vistor center Its so sad I feel so bad for the people that died on Sep.11,2001 I live in Miami On Sep 11, was in my computer class when it happen the was no TVs in the class room I found out after Class was over when I in the office the tvs were on Kids were being taken home from School. I did not know what was going on. I was sad for the rest of the school day. When I went to the Tribut Vistior Center in New York as Iam walking Was there anybody that made it out alive is going through my head and I see all the photos of the people that did not make it. Those people that died will be in my prays and for the familys every day
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