‘I think of him every year’: remembering those lost in 9/11, 25 years later
‘This past Christmas, I was back in NYC for the first time in 15 years. I made a visit to the memorial and found his name on the plaque and silently thanked him for his welcoming smile and his service.’ Photograph: Stephanie Keith/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreen‘This past Christmas, I was back in NYC for the first time in 15 years. The men bonded as fellow British expatriates, talking about soccer, darts and London.“He was a portly sort of guy but moved quick, thought even quicker and was generally the life and soul of the party,” Allen said.
- ▪‘This past Christmas, I was back in NYC for the first time in 15 years.
- ▪I made a visit to the memorial and found his name on the plaque and silently thanked him for his welcoming smile and his service.’ Photograph: Stephanie Keith/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreen‘This past Christmas, I was back in NYC for t
- ▪The men bonded as fellow British expatriates, talking about soccer, darts and London.“He was a portly sort of guy but moved quick, thought even quicker and was generally the life and soul of the party,” Allen said.
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‘This past Christmas, I was back in NYC for the first time in 15 years. I made a visit to the memorial and found his name on the plaque and silently thanked him for his welcoming smile and his service.’ Photograph: Stephanie Keith/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreen‘This past Christmas, I was back in NYC for the first time in 15 years. I made a visit to the memorial and found his name on the plaque and silently thanked him for his welcoming smile and his service.’ Photograph: Stephanie Keith/Getty ImagesSeptember 11 2001‘I think of him every year’: remembering those lost in 9/11, 25 years laterGuardian readers share stories of the friends, colleagues and mentors whose lives they continue to honor decades after the attacksMarina DunbarFri 11 Sep 2026 07.56 EDTLast modified on Fri 11 Sep…
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