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The
note that floated from the 84th floor of Two World Trade Center to
chaotic streets below and was tenderly preserved as it traveled from
hand to hand and through time to reach them.
Denise Scott learned of her husband's
message in
August 2011, just weeks before the calendar marked a decade since he
died in the World Trade Center's collapse.
For those 10 years, his family had
believed he
probably died instantly when United Airlines Flight 175 flew into the
tower, near the floors containing Euro Brokers' offices.
"I spent 10 years hoping that Randy wasn't
trapped in
that building," Denise, 57, said Friday at her Stamford home with two
of her three daughters, Rebecca, 29, and Alexandra, 22, tearfully at
her side.
"I thought he was killed instantly,"
Rebecca said.- [Full]
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ReplyDelete@Anonymous 2:31 - We haven't fought a war to win it since WW2 and nothing indicates a change in that attitude is coming. In the meantime, the water temperature continues to rise in this pot full of frogs. -- Skyhawker, Doug
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