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Hospital workers ready to assist another patient arriving from the WTC site.

Taken from Liberty Park FAcing Midtown Manhatten in April 2002 during the memorial lights tribute. Statue is American Soldier carrying a Holocost survivor.

"1199ers at St. Vincent's Hospital in Manhattan were among the first teams of healthcare workers to care for the injured on Sept. 11." 1199 SEIU News, October, 2001, cover photo.

"St. Vincent's workers rush supplies to ER staff receiving patients." 1199 SEIU News, October, 2001, page 9

Unloading medical supplies to be ready for victims of the attacks.

The fireball of the second plane's impact, seen through the trees and buildings of a New York City neighborhood.

This image was done as a dedication to the heros of 911.

This water colored painting was put in my hands on
May 11,1999. There is writing done in lead pencil in the bottom right hand corner of the original painting which can only be seen when light reflects off of it.
It reads 2 Chronicles 7:19-22,…

This is a poster with patches from several Police Departments & Fire depts who worked at Ground Zero or securing sensitive areas.

Medical workers get ready to assist an injured man outside St. Vincent's Hospital emergency room on September 11, 2001.

This is a picture that was sent to me via email. I look at it every once in a while to remind me how precious life is and to never take one day for granted. God bless this man.

New York Catholic Archdiocese's Cardinal Egan dons a hospital gown to help victims of the WTC attacks.

This photograph was taken on Friday, February 20, 2004. It was my first time in New York City. I was there to visit my mother, who I had not seen for three years.

I have done extensive research into the World Trade Center, 09/11/2001, and what…

This was taken October 28, 1976 in the 107th floor Observation deck of the south tower. Etched on the glass were these outline maps of various views of the surrounding vistas. I find it poignant that Staten Island is where the towers eventually ended…

"Tower Two"
(110 lines woven from the contributions of invited poets) In the days and weeks following September 11th, New Yorkers were numbed by the gloomy silence that fell upon Lower Manhattan. The streets of Lower Manhattan lay eerily quiet and…

Taken From Liberty Park During the Memorial Lights Tribute April 2002

Bomb Dogs Ajax and Laika resting at the Edison Hotel after a long day of searching equipment and supplies for the Red Cross, OEM, FEMA and Victims Family Center at pier 92 & 94.

The first, south tower collapses in a cloud of smoke, seen from Greenwich village in Manhattan.

"Victims began to arive at St. Vincent's just minutes after the attack." 1199 SEIU News, October, 2001, page 6