NEVER FORGET
I wonder how many people will remember.
I'm usually this first one to say enough is enough, but the fact that many people won't give Sept. 11 a second thought tomorrow irks me.
Six years after the horrific events of 9/11, the number of organized memorial services to be held in New Jersey, which lost nearly 700 residents in the terrorist attacks, has declined.
Some towns have decided not to hold formal services this year because many feel it's time to put the tragedy behind them.
I doubt family members who lost loved ones that day feel the same way. They need to know that someone still cares.
Yes, we can move forward and focus on life, but even if it's just with a moment of silence ... we must never forget.
Sept. 11, 2006 lower Manhattan memorial lights photo by Absolutwade
I'm usually this first one to say enough is enough, but the fact that many people won't give Sept. 11 a second thought tomorrow irks me.
Six years after the horrific events of 9/11, the number of organized memorial services to be held in New Jersey, which lost nearly 700 residents in the terrorist attacks, has declined.
Some towns have decided not to hold formal services this year because many feel it's time to put the tragedy behind them.
I doubt family members who lost loved ones that day feel the same way. They need to know that someone still cares.
Yes, we can move forward and focus on life, but even if it's just with a moment of silence ... we must never forget.
Sept. 11, 2006 lower Manhattan memorial lights photo by Absolutwade
Labels: 9/11, Manhattan, memorials, New Jersey, terrorist attacts
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