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Frank and Shannon Fava would have celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary on Monday, so Mr. Fava was in a reflective mood this week. He remembered the first time he saw his wife. She was walking into a bagel shop in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. She was 18, and he was shy. Memorial reading for Shannon M. Fava is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on October 24, 2001. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

Anna Medina had 10 brothers and sisters, perhaps 60 nieces and nephews, and the circle of grief is even wider if you count the cousins, aunts, uncles and friends in Brooklyn and her native Puerto Rico. But those she held closest were her 11-year-old son, Leonardo Acosta, and her mother, Monserrate Gonzalez, 87, with whom she lived in Park Slope. Memorial reading for Ana Iris Medina is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on October 6, 2001. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

Janice Ashley was a modern-day Renaissance woman: literary, artistic and skilled in finance, as comfortable on Rollerblades as ordering a meal in a fancy restaurant. She was also outspoken and bubbly, someone who kept her friends from elementary school but relished new experiences, like a trip to Turkey in August. Memorial reading for Janice Ashley is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on November 24, 2001. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

When Carol Demitz got home from Fiduciary Trust, where she was the chief corporate lawyer, she did not reach for a martini. She went directly to play with Annie, her 4-year-old. "I could tell what room the girls were in by the squealing and laughter," said Fred Brewer, her husband. Memorial reading for Carol K Demitz is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on December 2, 2001. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

Alayne Gentul, the director of human resources for Fiduciary Trust Company, was on the 90th floor of 2 World Trade when the first plane hit, but she went up to the 97th, because she thought it was her responsibility to get everybody out. It was particularly difficult to get the people in technical support out, because they were backing things up. As the floor filled with smoke, she called her husband, Jack, the dean of students at the New Jersey Institute of Technology. Memorial reading for Alayne F. Gentul is taken from her profile by Patricia Huang published in THE STAR-LEDGER. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

Carol Rabalais and her elder sister Patricia Tate exchanged harsh words during the summer when Ms. Rabalais mistakenly booked some standby plane tickets instead of reserved ones for a family vacation to their native Jamaica. But by the next day, Ms. Rabalais was her usual sunny self, the standby upset seemingly forgotten. Memorial reading for Carol Rabalais is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on October 12, 2001. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

Mary Boffa's hobby was her sprawling, close-knit family. She had 3 sisters and nearly 30 first cousins. They provided plenty to do on weekends. When she was growing up on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, there was always a cousin to play with. Her father was a blue-collar worker at Western Electric and her mother was a school cafeteria worker. At age 45, Ms. Boffa was an associate vice president for Marsh & McLennan, the financial services conglomerate in 1 World Trade Center. Memorial reading for Mary K. Murphy-Boffa is taken from her paid Notice published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on September 20, 2001. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

Christina Donovan Flannery was not your stereotypical New Yorker; she was friendly. "It was like she came from some place where you were supposed to talk to everyone," said Brian Flannery, her husband of three months. The couple commuted together every day from their home in Middle Village, Queens — he to a brokerage firm in Midtown, while she headed downtown to Sandler O'Neill & Partners, where she was a sales associate. Memorial reading for Christina Flannery is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on January 27, 2002 For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

"Michele, it's 11 o'clock!" Dennis Eulau would shout. "Could you just come to bed?" After all, her day had started at 5 a.m., with the NordicTrack workout, then the frenzy to roust, dress and feed their three little guys ‹ ages 2, 5 and 7 ‹ and get herself to work, two days a week in the city and one at home, as a systems analyst at Marsh & McLennan. On city days, she arrived early so she could jam in a lot and leave on the dot. Memorial reading for Michele Coyle-Eulau is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on October 24, 2001. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

Yuk-Ping "Winnie" Wong immigrated to the United States from Hong Kong shortly after her marriage. As a full-time working woman and a mother of two children, Winnie did not attain her goal of obtaining a college degree until a few years ago. Her dream came true in the fall of 1999 when she received her bachelor’s degree with honors in accounting from Bernard M. Brauch College. Memorial reading for Yuk Ping Wong "Winnie" is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on March 17, 2002. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

Hers had been the dream of so many immigrants — to find a better life for herself and her family: a comfortable home, a good school for her son, a good job. And find it, she did. Indeed, in many ways, Yelena Belilovsky, who immigrated to this country from Kiev in 1993, had found all that she ever wanted. "She loved living in this country," said Ross Tisnovsky, her younger brother. Memorial reading for Yelena Belilovsky "Helen" is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on November 27, 2001. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

At 49, Angela Kyte was planning to retire in a year or two. She and her husband, Roger, had saved money and were fixing up a retirement home on Cape Cod. "We went there in the summer," Mr. Kyte said. "We loved bicycling along the National Seashore." Memorial reading for Angela R Kyte is taken from her profile by Patricia Huang published in THE STAR-LEDGER. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

Sept. 11 was Daphne Ferlinda Elder's first day back at work after a glorious week of vacation with her sister. A business analyst at Marsh & McLennan, at 2 World Trade Center, Ms. Elder was expected in at 10 a.m. on some days, 8:30 a.m. on others. That Tuesday was an early day. Memorial reading for Daphne Ferlinda Elder is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on October 22, 2001. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

She was a small-town girl with her sights set on the world. She grew up in Stanley, N.D., population 1,000, but eventually traveled to China, studied in England and hiked on her own around Peru. Ann N. Nelson loved grand plans and had little patience for details — a quality that sometimes left hungry dinner guests in the living room while she was still reading recipes off the back of boxes in the kitchen. Memorial reading for Ann Nicole Nelson is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on December 10, 2001. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

The plan, Brian Wilkes said with a gentle laugh, was that he and Lorraine Antigua would marry at a drive-through chapel, maybe in Las Vegas, maybe this fall, while on a Harley-Davidson. "She said she would buy the Harley," he said. Memorial reading for Lorraine D. Antigua is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on October 18, 2001. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

Julie Geis had a way of encouraging people to do their best, whether they were in a boardroom or on a softball field. "A pitcher from the softball team that she coaches called to tell me that whenever she was not doing what Julie wanted, she would yell at her to try harder," said Ms. Geis's mother, Betty Geis. Memorial reading for Julie Geis is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on October 15, 2001. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

Just 10 minutes before the first plane struck the World Trade Center, Valerie Joan Hanna called Glenn Hughes, her husband of 29 years, to remind him "to take care of the animals," he recalls. That would be Ramses the goat, Quito the llama and the flock of assorted ducks, chickens and turkeys they had been assembling on their 23-acre farm in Dryden, N.Y., near Ithaca. The couple moved there from Brooklyn two years ago because "she couldn't take the city anymore," he said. Memorial reading for Valerie J. Hanna is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on November 30, 2001 For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

SMITH-Moira Ann (nee Reddy), 38, of Brooklyn, NY, died heroically in the line of duty on September 11, 2001. Memorial reading for Moira Smith is taken from her paid notice published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on February 12, 2002. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

One night at a club in Staten Island, two young men approached two young women. They paired off and chatted for a few minutes, until one of the men whispered to his friend that he wanted to switch partners. So they did. And that is how William O'Keefe met his wife, Ginny. Memorial reading for William O'Keefe is taken from his profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on September 10, 2002. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

Mr. Barbara, 53, a 31-year veteran of the Fire Department, was one of the city's highest-ranking supervisors. He was walking toward the lobby of the second trade center tower when the building collapsed. Memorial reading for Gerard A. Barbara is taken from his profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on October 4, 2001. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

Janice Brown's weekends were a hullabaloo of children, her own and her sisters'. Monday through Friday, she was an accountant at Marsh & McLennan. But when Saturday rolled around, she was off to the zoo, the skating rink or the movies with her 11-year-old son, Justin Johnson; three nephews, ages 6, 3 and 1; and a 4-year-old niece. Memorial reading for Janice J Brown is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on October 10, 2001. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

Jacqueline Young, known as Jakki, hated noise. She hated it so much that she moved to Staten Island, even though she had no relatives there, for some quiet. Raised in South Carolina, Ms. Young, 37, who worked for Marsh & McLennan, the consulting firm, often talked about moving out of the city altogether and searched for jobs in other states. Memorial reading for Jacqueline Young is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on October 19, 2001. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

Giovanna Porras realized many of her dreams this year. In January she received an associate accounting degree from Baruch College, and six months ago she landed an accounting job at General Telecom. Memorial reading for Giovanna Porras is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on October 5, 2001. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

Stephanie Irby would have fit right in on the Starship Enterprise. "Her collection of `Star Trek' videotapes just blew my mind," said Addison Irby, an older brother. As soon as a tape was released, she bought it. "When I tried to debate with her about what Captain Kirk did, she would take out a tape, find the exact spot and show me that I was wrong," he said. Memorial reading for Stephanie V. Irby is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on November 1, 2001. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.

After the attack, when Rosa Julia Gonzalez telephoned her sister Migdalia from the offices of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey on the 66th floor of 2 World Trade Center, these were her last words: ''I love you,'' she said. And then: ''Promise to me that you are going to take care of my daughter.'' Memorial reading for Rosa J. Gonzalez is taken from her profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on September 21, 2001. For more memorials from 9/11 please go to this channel link, Never Forget, on Youtube or find us on Rumble. Please continue to pray for all the families who lost loved ones during these attacks. The comments section is left on so further memorials can be added by all, this is NOT about politics and is not the place for debate or criticism. These Videos are made to honor and remember. To participate in the 9/11 memorial project please email us at liveUpToFreedom@gmail.com or go to LiveUpToFreedom.com and go to the contact us section of the website.