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The crew of UA93 & UA175 will never be forgotten - may they always find clear skies to fly in.

Thoughts and prayers to the families, friends and collegues of those tragically killed 9/11/01.

An Australian Frequent Flyer

To the friends and families of our co-workers of UAL flight 93 & 175.

I offer you my prayers and condolences for the tragic loss of your precious loved ones. I pray that the Lord will comfort you and sustain you in your time of sorrow.

Sheila Smith Marshall, LASSW

Sharing in your sorrow of the loss of your co-workers/friends. My deepest sympathy is with you.

Sincerely,

Barb Cores
Flight Attendant
US Airways

In Loving Memory to the crew of Flight 93: Captain Jason Dahl, F/O Leroy Homer, Lorraine Bay, Sandra Bradshaw, Wanda Green, CeeCee Lyles & Deborah Welsh

Tonight I sit here, numb as can be...

Missing my fellow crew members - They're lives taken on flight 93...

The crew did their jobs above and beyond what we're taught - The passengers were brave, their heroics won't be forgot.

It wasn't my turn, that's what they all say -- But if I kept my trip then it would have been me that day.

How do I go on, with a smile on my face?

How can I be okay, when someone else took my place?

Sadly & fondly

Kim Stroka, EWRSW

Dear AFA Members at United,

My thoughts and prayers are with you and the crews lost in these tragedies.

I am a US Airways flight attendant based in Philadelphia. If someone at United needs shelter in Philadelphia during this crisis please don't hesitate to call me at (215) 779-5964.

Sincerely,

Michael Kovach
Flight Attendant
US Airways

My thoughts cannot explain how much I hurt over this incident. My world as I knew it is completely "ROCKED" I pray for all those who lost someone. God Bless our Brave Flying Partners

Jodi Fox
United Airlines

 Heaven became a much more beautiful place the day my flying partners showed up at those pearly gates.  God, please enjoy them even more than we did here at United...and may they rest in your love and your peace.

You are all deeply loved and missed.

Nancy
United Airlines

I pray for the families of our fallen colleagues. I pray that they will be healed by the Love that Christ has for them. I pray for us who are left behind to carry on, that we will remember the teachings of Christ and practice tolerance, restraint, compassion, and respect for each other.

Unknown

I did not catch her name, but I have to say that the UAL flight attendant who lost her son in the PA. crash was one of the most inspiring souls I have ever come across. In the grips of what must surely be the saddest time of her life, she managed to make others feel proud to be Americans, and made me even prouder to be a United airlines flight attendant. I send my prayers and my gratitude to her for her selfless dignity.

Debra Waltman, JFKSW

Words cannot begin to express the devastation that these mindless acts have caused. My thoughts and prayers go out to those who have lost their lives and also to their families. A sad time for us all.

S. Barclay, LHRSW

To All My Fellow Flight Attendants at United and American Airlines:

Because I care your sorrow is mine.

I wish all of you and your love ones
peace in your minds and your hearts.
We all know that those who were lost
did all they could to protect their
fellow crew members and passengers.


Sincerely,

L. Warner International
Flight Attendant
US Airways

To our 12 United angels, you will always be remembered...

EWRSW Lorraine, Sandra, Wanda,

CeeCee & Deborah...

BOSSW Robert, Amy, Katheryn, Al, Alicia, Michael & Amy

...sometimes thoughts can touch where words can't reach.

Unknown

Our prayers are with all our co-workers and their families and those others who have lost their lives in the line of duty.  We must stand tall and proud as Americans now more than ever.  Fly your flag high and proud. we live in the greatest country in the world, be proud and be willing and ready to fight for the freedom we all enjoy.  God bless America!

Unknown

I flew with Captain Jason Dahl from LHR to JFK exactly one week before this tragedy struck.

I remember him as being a funny and genuine man, who couldn't help but joke about my bruised cheek (I had had a wisdom tooth extracted the previous week). I walked away that day thinking there should be more people out there with his bright outlook on life. I also remember the crew commenting to each other during the flight what a nice flight deck we had that day.

Words can't express what went through me when I saw the images on TV, nor what I felt when I heard people I had worked with, were involved and had been killed.

Like all of us, I will always carry this with me. Never forget. But hopefully move on from all this terror.

I would like to express my sincerest sympathy to all family and friends of those who perished.

Mireille Breedijk, LHRSW

To All those who had to endure the pain and suffering caused by the traumatic events of this past week, my thoughts are with you, your family and your loved ones. You have a purpose and meaning to all the lives you so lovingly touch everyday. Have strength and love for yourself and others and do not let another day go by without realizing that life is so precious and enjoyable because you chose to share in the good and bad times with me. All of my respect and love to you.

Unknown

My heart goes out to the families and friends of my flying partners that lost their lives so needlessly at the hands of terrorists. You are in my thoughts daily - and rest assured, these braves souls will not be forgotten - even as this country gets back on it's feet.

Each time I get on a plane - I will be thinking of each and every flying partner that lost their lives.

Their deaths must not be in vain - Action is called for so that this never

happens again.

Bless you all.

Kellie Slater, SEASW

I have cried tears of fear and now I cry tears of anger. I shall not let these a--holes keep me from a job that I love. In memory of all those that died I shall fly again. Defiantly, and proudly, I shall fly again.

Unknown

Dear United And American Airlines,

On behalf of all of us here at Northwest Airlines we sincerely send
our deepest regret and sympathy for
the lost of many people involved on the
Sept.11th tragedy.

We all feel your sorrow and grief.
And my the good Lord be with you all
at this difficult time.
God Bless us all!!!!

I. Lieffring-Aviles/Msp
Northwest Airlines

Hello my name is Kevin Rivera. I am a flight attendant for US Airways and I wanted to send my deepest sympathies and condolences to my colleagues at United Airlines.  I am sure I speak for all of us here at us airways when I say that my thoughts and prayers are with you guys over at united. this could of happened to us as well here at US Airways.  In a sense it did happen to us it happened to every crew member out there.

This tragedy hit me close to home since my wife is a United F/A based in SFO. luckily she is on maternity leave.  Her name is Annmarie E. Rivera.  She also sends her sympathies.  Once again we are all here for you at US Airways.  May god bless you all

Kevin H.Rivera
Flight Attendant
US Airways

Our deepest sympathies go out to all the families and friends of our fallen colleagues at both United and American Airlines, as well as those in the World Trade Center and Pentagon tragedies. You are in our hearts and prayers and those who perished will NEVER be forgotten!! GOD BLESS AMERICA!!!

Mike Handy US Airways Pilot
Wendy Handy United Flight Attendant

My thoughts and prayers are with you all during this hard time we are going through. No words can ever replace what you have lost, I am sorry. Keep your heads high and be proud to be an American!

Cornelia E. Thomas
Flight Attendant
US Airways

My family and I send our heartfelt thoughts and prayers to the families of the flight attendants and pilots who were lost in this tragedy. Your bravery and love of your profession is greatly admired.

Tara Murphy, DCASW

For all our AFA brothers and sisters-

I would like to extend my heartfelt condolences for the loss of the 12 UA AFA flight attendants and 4 ALPA pilots. Please know that you at United are in our thoughts and prayers at this most difficult time.

Randy Mason
Flight Attendant
American Airlines
APFA

May GOD bless all our fallen flying partners and victims of this senseless tragedy.  May time heal all the deep wounds that have been made, and bring us closer together. May all of our flying partners Rest in Eternal Peace.

We will miss you and will keep you in our hearts forever.

Suzanne Beaton, EWRSW

May god bless and be with everyone who seeks and needs his guidance through this time of incomprehensible tragedy.

Erica, JFKSW

I would like to say my prayers and thoughts are with all the victims who were involved in Tuesdays tragic and senseless events. My heart goes out to all the flight attendants and pilots who had to go right back to work when our nations airways opened back up, luckily myself, I have a few days off to try and grasp reality before returning to work. I would like to add that in the news I saw where there was another off duty flight attendant onboard UA flt. #175, Jesus Sanchez, is this true that he was a flight attendant for us, and if so lets not forget him in honoring him in the line of duty all though he was traveling as a passenger. Lets all try to show each other how much we truly appreciate and care, and give one another support in this difficult time.

Your fellow flying partner and friend.

Shaun Simmons, ORDSW

Though your lives have been taken, for whatever reason will always be unknown....No one can ever take always the "wings" that you so proudly called your own.

From here on I will always fly with the memory of all of you so close to my heart.

Thomas F. Apgar, JFKSW

Doreen and Tierney Davis would like to send their prayers out to the families of our flying partners in this time of tragedy.  We hope and pray that their lives were not taken in vain and that they are in a better place.  As flight attendants, we are all one family and we all feel the pain from this unfortunate day.  God bless us all.

Tierney F. Davis
Doreen L. Davis
DCASW

I would like to personally extend my deepest sympathy for our fellow flying partners at United and American Airlines who died in the line of duty during the terrorist attacks on the American people on Tues 9/11/01. My heartfelt prayers go out to those crew members, the families, passengers, government employees and all loved ones affected by this needless act of hate against our nations airlines and the United States of America. May all their souls rest in peace

With Deepest Sympathy,

Todd Paulk
FLIGHT4Rights.com

Dear Brothers & Sisters,

In this tragic time, we send our thoughts and prayers to the families and friends who lost loved ones on flights 175 & 93.

Our heartfelt sympathies to all in your United Airlines family from our family at American Airlines.

In Unity & Mourning,

Capt. Dan Holtman ORD
F/A Kelley Holtman DFW
American Airlines

And He will raise you up on eagle’s wings,
bear you on the breath of dawn,
make you to shine like the sun,
and hold you in the palm of His hand.

From the hymn "On Eagle's Wings"

Unknown

In Memoriam........

Wanda Green was a beautiful and dedicated Newark based Flight Attendant. When I would come to 'briefing' and see her there......I knew the trip would be great....full or light load. She was United's finest.

My deepest sympathy to her family and loved ones.

Linda Wickstein
Retired United Flight Attendant
(JFKI/JFK/EWR/DCAI/DCA based)

To the families and love ones of the fallen crews, our thoughts and prayers are with you. They are gone but not forgotten by the tens of thousands of their coworkers.  God bless and comfort you.

United Airlines Employee
JFKSW

Dear friends and co-workers,

May all of our families be forever touched by this. We must never forget our crew members who gave their lives for our entire country. We rest in the peace that our God has carried them into His kingdom. My heart holds hope that we will all stay United and encourage one another.

Debbie Ash, SEASW

To all the families and friends of our United "heroes", as well as my fellow New Yorkers, my heart grieves with yours. If thoughts could ease your sorrow and pain, KNOW that there are thousands of us sending you love, sympathy and support. We will hold you close in our thoughts and prayers, along with our precious co-workers.

Sincerely,

Susan Manzo, LAXSW

What words can express the horror and immense sadness we're all feeling right now? My heart goes out to those we've lost, to their loved ones and to my flying partners with whom I share the mourning process and the intimidating task of rebuilding our confidence and sense of security in our workplace.

I hope that we lean on one another for strength during this unspeakably dark and seemingly bleak time. It is inconceivable to imagine what our friends and colleagues on these flights experienced. They remain forever heroes. We must keep them close in our hearts and thoughts. We face some tough days ahead- but I have met so many amazing people on the line that I have no doubt that we can find solace in our unique community and become ever stronger as individuals and as a group.

Please take care of yourselves and one another.

With much love,

Dena Kilgore, IADSW

From My Family to Yours...Our thoughts and prayers are with each and every one of you. Our uniforms are worn proudly in representing your lost loved ones and the unity of all of our families. May God bless all of us.

Renee S. Uhlir, ORDSW

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