Messages received in 2004 - 2006 - [2007]-[2008]-[2009]
Espero que Dios los tenga en su santo reino juntos, como una linda familia que se amaba. Estos cinco años que han pasado han sido muy tristes, es imposible olvidar lo que pasó ese día, aún no me la creo! Sólo quiero dar mis cariños y condolencias a los seres queridos de esta familia, acompañándolos en su dolor como una persona que valora la vida y que piensa que estos actos de violencia no conducen a nada y nunca lo harán. Atentamente Olga Jofré Valparaíso, Chile
English Transalation by Google:
I hope that God has them in its santo kingdom together, like one pretty family who loved itself. These five years that have happened have been very sad, is impossible to forget what spent that day, not yet me I create it! I only want to give my affections and condolencias to the wanted beings of this family, accompanying them in their pain like a person who values the life and that that thinks these acts of violence do not lead to anything and never will do it. Kindly Olga Jofré Valparaiso, Chile |
Olga Jofr, 12/16/2006 |
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Dear Hansons, I fight in the memory of your lovely grandaughter Christine Lee. I knew Sue's brother John in the early ninties. We had mutual friends in college. I didn't realize that Christine Lee was his niece until we met up at a friends wedding in Hawaii in January of 2002. I have been an infantryman in the Army since 1996, but I'm nearing the end of my first combat tour in Afghanistan. It has been tough, grueling and costly. Whenever I have a moment of weakness or get down on myself. I think of your grandaughter and it gives me strength to persevere and keep on fighting. |
Isaac Min Nam, 12/04/2006 |
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You looked like a wonderful family.your daughty was so cute.you touched me so,that i fealt i needed to write this.i have a 2 year old son and just thinking that it could of been my family on that plane makes me ill.i am so sorry this happened to you.i hope you live in heaven together for all eternity. |
Jennifer Driessen, 11/09/2006 |
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I didn't personally know the Hanson's but over the past week, I feel as if I've gotten to know them. Reading the many memories of this loving family (on my lunch hour at work or whenever I needed a break)has touched me deeply. I found myself laughing and crying through most of them. It was as if I was apart of the experience. I could relate. My circle of friends often came to mind. My heart is terribly saddened by what happened. I take solace in Pete's courage and the fact that they were together as a family in those final moments. To those that intimately knew and loved the Hanson's, please know that you are prayed for often. God Bless. |
Tamika Kynard, 10/30/2006 |
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I am so moved by your site and Mrs Hansons words 'But oh, how i miss you my beautiful children'. I am so sorry for your tragic loss. You are such a loving family, and it breaks my heart to bear witness to your heartbreak. We have a cathedral here just north of London called St. Albans cathedral and I lit a candle for your angels Peter, Sue and Christine. It was very beautiful and peaceful. I do not know your family or have even met any of you. Your angels live on in a better place with no suffering. With love, Katie |
Katie Poole, 10/14/2006 |
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I hope the days have gotten easer, I was moved by your letter and its good that as the yrs go by know we should never forget, what happened and to who it happened to. And as people brush it over how it effects people who are left behind. That as the nation moves on, and is something that effects the family for life and should be kept in everyone's memory, no mater how much time goes bye. It seems like as time goes by and politics and and arguing over memorials and etc People should go read your letter to them and remember, that there's a goal to all this pettiness that's goes on that you lost your beautiful family, as did many others. Im a resident of New Jersey and everyday of my life as I drove thru my town I had to look up to the east and see that skyline and im constantly reminded of that event. Though I lost no one on that day my mothers best friend survived the event from the 67 floor but we spent the whole day wondering because of no contact till that night. I hope me writing this letter doesn't stir up bad feeling or if its my business to write this. But I Just want you to know that I was moved by your letter and will say a prayer for family, not that it means anything from a stranger, but I figured hey we can never have to much prayers right and know that your son ,daughter in-law and granddaughter will be in my thoughts and prayers tonight.
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Sean Murphy, 10/06/2006 |
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My heart goes out to all of you...my brother James Cartier was on the 105th floor of the South Tower. He was only 26 years old. James is the sixth child of seven. He is missed terribly. I was on his memorial website and saw the link to the memorial website of Peter,Sue and Christine. I would like to extend to all of you my most profound sorrow for your loss. You and your family will always be in my heart and in my prayers. It is five years later...and it is still so difficult to comprehend all that has happened...May the good Lord guide us and give us strength to continue to find our way. God Bless you all and please know that you are remembered in prayer and with great love...you are not alone. God Bless. With Love, Jennie Farrell Sister of James Marcel Cartier South Tower, 105th floor September 11, 2001 http://www.jamescartier.com. |
Jennie Farrell, 10/01/2006 |
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I would like to express my deepest sympathy to such a beautiful family that was lost in such a tragic way. It saddens me to think there are people in this world who would take such a young and innocent life. My they rest in peace. |
Jackie T, 9/21/2006 |
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Peter, I saw 4 Bob Weir |
Tony Natola, 9/16/2006 |
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i'm really sorry about that i wish and prayed that was not here |
brandi bones, 9/14/2006 |
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I think of you everyday and find peace that you are together. Although you are not with us in this physical world, I know that your spirit is alive and bright and will never fade. Never... |
Annie Esposito, 9/13/2006 |
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I hope my way will be long, but some things may changes ... and some things must have to change ... But this website www.petehansonandfamily.com will be forever in my browswer's favs ... and the name and the smile of Christine will be forever in me. Just a thought from so far (or so near) ... from Italy |
Gabriele Liverani, 9/13/2006 |
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My heart goes to Christine and her family. May God Bless their innocent souls. Mabe this will be an awakeining for America to be grateful with the people, friends, and family you have and love them and keep them close. |
Priscilla Garcia, 9/12/2006 |
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I remember that day like it was yesterday. I can't believe it's been 5 years. I have a daughter who was born 11 days after this horrible event. My heart goes out to everyone who has lost a loved one, and the family of the Hanson's, they all lost three people that day. This particular one makes my heart ache because I look at that beautiful little girl who was the youngest of all and could never imagine the pain caused from this. She is so precious and innocent and lost her life way to young because of horrible people who have no regard for human life. My prayers go out to the familys of the victoms of Sept 11th 2001. |
Sherry Carrier, 9/12/2006 |
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god bless you. my thoughts and prayers are with you and please know that we remember... |
shelley stiren, 9/12/2006 |
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I remember when I first heard of the Hanson family and the youngest victem. i have a 13 year old daughter whom is writing a paper at school regarding the day she learned that there was evil in this world. I remember thiniing when she asked me how someone could hurt a baby so sweet to look at as Christine...I had no answer for that. Blessing to your family and continued legacy. |
Colleen Prince, 9/12/2006 |
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I just saw the television special on the History Channel. I know I cannot fully understand the pain you have went through, but please know I feel terrible for the pain your family has gone through.
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Michael, Brooklyn, NY, 9/11/2006 |
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I am so terribly sorry for your loss. This is a tragedy that is senseless. Your granddayghter is adorable and I am so sorrowful that she will not get to experience life on this earth. But, all three of them are experiencing life to the fullest in heaven. Remember that your loved ones will NEVER be forgotten. May God be with you. |
Hayley Beane, 9/11/2006 |
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I am sitting here, on the 5th yr anniversary of this horrific event, crying so hard I cannot type. I was browsing the CNN site listing names of all lost, and came across this precious family, and I came to this family memorial site...and read Pete's moms' letter to him, and I am devastated. Purely heartbroken, as I have been since the day it happened. I am nowhere near anyone who was lost, but I am a wife, and a mother now of 2 children..my oldest was Christine's age when we went on a playdate that morning...clueless as to what was to happen. She is now nearly 7 and I cry for those lost because they won't fulfill their possibilities. My youngest is now Christine's age, and I am crying harder now again, over such unimaginable helplessness Peter and Sue must have felt cradling their child, nothing to be said...fighting fear somehow to assure her some sort of calm and love in the final moments.......... I can't bear to type more, but my love and prayers remain. |
April Almeida, 9/11/2006 |
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We remember you all, especially today. May you rest in peace. - Friend and former co-worker of Pete's |
Melissa Teger, 9/11/2006 |
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May God comfort you in such a time of sadness. I cannot express the deepfelt sadness your story brings me. My heart goes out to you. God bless. |
Misty Phelps, 9/11/2006 |
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I saw you on a news program recently talking about your family and what Peter told you when he called you from the plane up until the call ended. I think of the three of them every time I think or hear of September 11th. I have a daughter that is 2 now, Christine's age on that day, and I can't even contemplate life without her. You're in my thoughts and my heart breaks for you every time I see their picture. |
Candice B, 9/11/2006 |
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Remembering you all today, 5 years on, you'll never be forgotten |
Pam Macdonald, 9/11/2006 |
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Every year on this date, I think of you and your family. I didn't know you as well as others, but I understood you to be a wonderful individual, who was nice to everyone and was a free and creative spirit. I cannot grasp the photos, the coverage, the very idea that people had to experience this tragedy. This morning,I continuously thought about 9/11....people knew they were going to die, they knew they could never see the faces of their loved ones or again feel their embrace....and my heart sinks and my mind wanders to places I try to stop it from going--places of unfathomable pain. I cannot imagine, never want to know and hope to never see, the pain and loss of life incurred that day. I wish comfort, peace and strength to your family and friends, and to all those who suffered and continue to suffer. I will light a candle for you and your family's memory, and for all those who were lost. I will cherish my loved one, my family, my friends, my life, this world....and I will never forget. ~Tara |
Tara Perkins, 9/11/2006 |
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It is the five year anniversary today of the attacks on September 11th. I still feel that we have so much to do to protect ourselves. I came across this memorial while looking on the onnativesoil.com website. I saw the this memorial and listened to Christine's lullaby and just cried. I cannot imagine the pain you went though - are still going through. I only hope that your hearts begin to heal and that you find peace. I am so sorry for your loss and I will always think of your family and others lost while remembering this day. God Bless. |
Monika Pelletier, 9/11/2006 |
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Now 5 years later I look at my 6 year old ...(15 months at the time of the attack) who started 1st grade and I wonder where little Christine would be. Would she be reading and running and playing on the school grounds. That happy go lucky freedom I see in my daughter that was so tragicly stolen from her makes me cringe. To the rest of the family -- May God give you peace today and the strength to move on. May Peter, Sue and Christine live on in your hearts. Your in my thoughts and prayers and on my mind today. |
Jennifer Grapentine, 9/11/2006 |
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Five years to the day I send condolences on the loss of this beautiful family. We in Britain are thinking of America. We are remembering in many different ways. I have posted a tribute to a victim that was assigned to me. I was proud to do so. http://journals.aol.co.uk/jeanno43/JeannettesJottings/ |
Jeannette Oatley, 9/11/2006 |
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today, as we remember this tragedy, I am so sorry for the loss you suffered. I know all of this family is in a better place. |
alia giama, 9/11/2006 |
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To the Hanson Family, You do not know me but What a blessing your family truly is. What happened 5 years ago can never take that from you. I was reading the CNN web site and saw the picture of your beautiful family and was able to get on the web site, as it has been busy all day. Your son, daughter in law and grandbaby are just beautiful. I have tears in my eyes reading all these posting and your message to your son. You have been blessed as you know and your family will never be forgotten, I hope these messages help you and your family and give you some comfort. May GOD bless you all. |
penny, 9/11/2006 |
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Dear Hanson Family, I didn't know your son or daughter -n-law or your lovely grandchild Christine, but when I went to see how old the youngest victim was of 911 World Trade Center my heart just broke. I cannot imagine the pain you felt and are still feeling, but I wanted you to know that even though I am 3000 miles away and have never met your family, you will be in my prayers and thoughts today and in the future. May God Bless you and keep you. May you be filled with all the wonderful memories of your son and his family and may God bring the surviving members of your family closer each day. With Love, Lynnis |
Lynnis WoodsHumphrey, 9/11/2006 |
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Being a new mother, the story of this family really touched me and made me want to read more about them. It is so sad to think that someone could get on that plane and see innocent children and still go through with the horrible things that they did. It was not fair to anyone but especially not to the children. I keep thinking "What if it had been me and my family" and it makes me so sad. My heart goes out to the family of this young woman, her husband and her child. Peace be with you and God bless. |
Jackie Hershey, 9/11/2006 |
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With God in charge, things are bound to turn out alright. |
Mary Posey, 9/11/2006 |
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My heart is crying...a family broke for no reason...may they rest in peace... As a mother of an angel, I know that all children are together and I'm sure that my son is with your litlle angel... 5 years have past and I'm sure it's still the same for the families....all my thoughts go to you all who have to live with the lost of loved ones... Peace |
Sarah Clark, 9/11/2006 |
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I'm heartbroke to read this. If I were 4 yrs. old I'd not understand but I'd scream that it's just not fair. I'm 37 though, and instead I swallow hard, cry a little and think still, it's just not fair. Peace be with you. |
Tim Macking, 9/11/2006 |
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On the 5th anniversary of this very tragic day we remember a beautiful family. My thoughts and prayers. |
Lindsay M, 9/11/2006 |
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Here we are at the fifth anniversary of September 11th. It still seems so hard to believe it happened. I'm so saddened to see such a young and beautiful family taken in such a horrific way. I can't imagine the feelings of helplessness, and anger that they were going to die that day, on that plane, at the hands of mad men. They would not get to see their beautiful daughter go to her first day of school, to her first dance, to see her graduate, and to see her marry. Truly sad... I am Peter's age, and have a two and a half year old daughter myself. I simply could not imagine losing her. Peter, Sue, and Christine, we all pray for you and your family. You will never be forgotten! I too imagine Peter, and Sue holding Christine tightly on that plane, just waiting for the chaos to end....at least there was no pain, you went home to be with the lord instantly. God bless. |
Brent Meyers, 9/11/2006 |
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i am in eighth grade. Today was 9/11. In Language ARts, we read an essay written by Anna Quindlen. Our teacher kindly shared with us, and after reading we all fell into tears. Hope you are well. with much love, jaehee; |
jaehee yoo, 9/11/2006 |
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Pete, Sue, and Christine... Drew and I went to your memorial in Groton yesterday. It was a beautiful day. Children played on the playground that your parents so graciously helped the town fund and build. Christine would have loved that playground. It's so hard for me, just a friend, to deal with this all five years later. I cannot imagine how hard it is for your Mom and Dad, and for Kathy. Drew and I prayed at the memorial. We prayed that your souls are with God, and that we will see you again. Drew doesn't remember you anymore, which saddens me. But he said after we prayed, "I feel close to them." That is the power of God. He goes with me every year to the memorial. It is where I feel closest to you, as it's when you lived in Groton that we became friends. Ken and I watched "On Native Soil" on Saturday night. We both cried. You should have seen your mom light up when she talked about her last conversation with Christine. But then, maybe you know. There's not much else to say. We miss you, we always will. There are many, many of us who will never forget. Love, Anne |
Anne Nason, 9/11/2006 |
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This is from something I read at their memorial in November 2001. I love and miss you guys so much! -Chris I first met Pete in the halls of Joel Barlow High School in 1984. I had heard about this kid who collected music. Being a collector myself I asked if he could make me a tape. It was the Who's final concert in Toronto from 1982. He said he could...for ten dollars! Over the next two years I would see Pete here and there. One Saturday in April 1986, we were at Helen Keller field for our usual game of ultimate Frisbee. I had read that the Indian sitar player Ravi Shankar was going to be playing in New Haven and asked if anyone wanted to go. Most people looked at me like I was crazy or something but Pete said yes. It would be the first of literally dozens of concerts we would attend together for the next fifteen years. On the way home from the concert we talked a lot about music and I mentioned I had a band. He asked if I'd play a party sometime at his house and I said, "hell yea!" For the next fifteen years Pete was there for me as I grew as a musician. The last time I saw Pete was on August 23rd in Boston. I played a gig with some friends and it wasn't very good. But Pete was there with Guinness and words of encouragement. "There are some good songs there." After Barlow it was time for college. I was going to Berklee School of music and Pete was off to Northeastern. In the summer of 1987 Lee and Eunice filled our heads with stories of Boston. It was an exciting time and we were thrilled to be able to hang out together in Boston. I got to Boston on August 31st, 1987 and was very scared. It was a long way from hanging out on dirt Valley. Pete didn't arrive to Northeastern until September 24th and I was so excited to see him I rushed right over to his dorm. The next couple of years were a blast. In September of 1989, I moved into Pete's basement apartment in the Fenway. It was a tough time for me. I had just dropped out of school and needed to find a job preferably in a music related field. I applied to the coolest record store in Boston, Planet Records. I filled out my application with my usual low self-esteem attitude that was common for me at the time. Pete saw my application lying around and immediately got to work. He typed it up and added parts about my expertise in Blues and Jazz. I got the job but I was wondered if he helped so he could have better access to those great albums in the store! Sure that was part of it; he spent hundreds of dollars there. But it was more than that. He really cared for me and helped me get my life started. After he moved out in 1991, he met a beautiful young woman named Sue Kim. I think the first thing I said to him was, "Pete she's hot! What is she doing with you?!" "Hey what do mean? If you look at my profile I look just like Alexander the Great!" He would often say. I found out soon enough why Sue was with Pete. She was a wonderful person. Over the next ten years we spent many nights after Pete had gone to bed discussing him. She would often worry about his smoking, his partying and his famous road rage. We would discuss our backgrounds, how we both lost our mothers at an early age. Her dreams and goals and our love for the big red headed teddy bear named Pete. In August of 1993 Pete and Sue were married. I was in the wedding party as an usher. I was so nervous I sucked as an usher! I apologize if I did not seat you properly. I remember thinking, "Gee my best friend is getting married, maybe I should be dating!" They settled in nicely apartments in Jamaica plain and Belmont where they aquired a feisty huge cat named Rocky. (More about him latter!) In October of 1998, they bought their dream home in Groton. Sure enough I was there staying in what was either called the "Chris Clark" room or "Lee and Eunice Hanson" room. In February of 1999, my little buddy Christine was born. Silly Uncle Chris was there in his clown outfit and guitar playing songs and making faces. I was so proud of Pete and Sue but I could tell that Rocky was a bit Jealous! In 2000, rents in the Boston area soared and I wrote an editorial in my local paper about affordable housing. Pete was there to encourage me in my writing. "You wrote this, this is great!" It was time to move but to where. "Maine is great. It's cheap, cool people, great scenery it's awesome." I had never been to Maine and knew absolutely no one there. We hung out one Friday night and Saturday morning I left from their house to check it out. As soon as I crossed the bridge into Maine I knew I was home. "Maine, The Way Life Should Be" read the sign as entered a new chapter in my life. I met my future wife a few months later and I brought her down to meet Pete Sue and Christine. They loved her. In the summer of 2001 I got a call and Karen answered the phone, it was Pete. "Is he there? No! He said he was going to be there now! Listen, it's your turn to take care of him now, he's in your hands!" I finally got a hold of him and we had a great day on the beach in Maine. Christine and I rode the merry-go-round and Pete and I had some beer on the pier. Things changed for me as they did for everybody that September day. I lost me friends and gained a smelly psychotic cat! It's been a difficult five years and I miss them everyday. After September 11th and in 2002, I used to travel northeast to Rockland Maine for work. It was on one of these trips in November 2001 I saw a sign over a gas station of all places. It read, "Everyday Is Thanksgiving Day." For everyone who finds it hard this fifth anniversary, let's thank Pete, Sue and Christine for entering our lives and making them a little bit better. I love you guys. Chris Clark-November 2001 and September 2006. |
Chris Clark, 9/10/2006 |
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It is almost 5 years since September 11th,2001-and still I cry. It saddens me to see such a beautiful family gone. I know my words are of course, not enough-but maybe the love that transcends this tragedy is. The love I see in this family carries on and will never be gone. Please know you are all in our hearts and thoughts. |
Jennifer Borger, 9/10/2006 |
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Dear mom and dad, your children is where we all will be one day, you all will have the previlege to meet again, trust me. love you. |
lynette C, 9/10/2006 |
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I have just watched 911 The Twin Towers. It made me look to see who the youngest victim was. I feel for all the victims |
Karen D, 9/07/2006 |
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J'ignore si vous pouvez comprendre mes mots (french) mais je tenais à vous laisser ce message afin de vous dévoiler ma peine pour cette énorme perte. Toute une famille a disparu et ce qui est le plus difficile pour moi à accepter, c'est qu'une toute petite fille sois devenue une martyre. Impossible de pardonner cet acte horrible sachant de plus la frayeur intense que cette famille a pu connaitre et eux sachant qu'il n'y aura aucun espoir de survie ( Mon Dieu, pourquoi?). Courage. Sylvie de France.
(English Translation below from Google.com)
I am unaware of if you can include/understand my words (french) but I made a point of leaving you this message in order to reveal itself my sorrow for this enormous loss. A whole family disappeared and what is most difficult for me to accept, it is that a very small girl would have become a martyrdom. Impossible to forgive this horrible act knowing moreover intense fright that this family could know and them knowing that there will be no hope of survival (My God, why?). Courage. Sylvie de France. |
RENAULT SYLVIE, 9/05/2006 |
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I am Canadian and stumbled across your website. What an abolutely beautiful family. May their lives and sacrifice never be forgotten. God bless you. |
Crystal Lucuik, 9/04/2006 |
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We are fast appraoching the 5th year Anniversay of 9/11. Instead of celebrating Christines 2nd year of school, I am reliving september 11, 2001 at 9:05 Am. That is the exact time in which Mommy, Daddy,Alex Nikki and I watched in horror as the terrorists blew you Sue and Christine out of the sky. i have had a candle burning in my window for you since that day. I'm showing you the way home Peter......But I guess you are already there. The only thing that keeps me sane is knowing, as you said, that it would be quick. And knowing that you were in each others arms as one. I picture the three of you together, Christine between you.. How i wish I could have protected you as I did when you were a baby. As much as I wish That i could have just one of you with me know, i know deep in my heart that this is totally selfish. I would never want you, Sue or my sweet little Christine to experience the pain and lonliness that I have each day. You were all meant to be together. And when I am thinking straightI know this is how it had to be. But Peter, you Sue and Christine are missed so much. Y ou always said that you wanted to do something important. You did Peter. You were so brave calling daddy. I think that it was daddy's saving grace that you did. You have a place in History now. Now the whole world knows how special you are, not just me. You were always so proud to be an American. "America is the best country in the world to live in" As you watch over us now, you know how very true this is. Strangers still send me cards. You may be gone Peter,but you and all the others who had their lives robbed from them that fateful Tuesday morning are heros. And the people you left behind are heros too. The terrorists may have killed our loved ones, but they could not and will not be able to ever kill the American Spirit. That spirit lives stronger than ever in the hearts and souls of the american people. I miss you more and more each day Peter. The pain will never go away. How could it? You will always and forever be my little baby brother. Nikki misses you as well. I wish i knew what really happened between you two on that morning, but I know it was special. A patr of you lives on through her. What a priceless gift. My candle will always burn for you, Sue and Christine, and you will remain with me in my heat and soul forever. I love you and miss you so much that my heart actually hurts. With endless love, your big sister, Kathy |
Kathy Hanson, 9/04/2006 |
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My name is Crystal and I am working on a tribute video for the 5th anniversary of 911. I attend the Methodist Church here in Carlisle and have taken on this project. I've had a knot in my throat since I began. My heart breaks for your family. May God be with you always!! Sincerly, Crystal |
Crystal Dailey, 9/04/2006 |
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Blessings and prayers to you and your family,Such a loss,We can never forget. |
A.Pruznak, 7/03/2006 |
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Even though it's been almost 5 yrs I can still remember like it was yesterday. I had no idea you even existed until this happened. This is such an unfortunate way of meeting, but even so I love you and will see you in heaven. For the family and friends, I am so sorry that you lost these beautiful people. My prayers are with you always. GOD BLESS YOU ALL
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Sara Michelle Godinez, 6/11/2006 |
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"I am a resident of Groton, the town where the Hanson family resided at the time of their tragic death on 9/11/01. Yesterday I spent time at the memorial site at the Groton Town Field, and watched the children playing at the new park that the relatives of the Hansons donated to our community. It painfully occurred to me that Christine should have been one of the laughing children playing there, and that at 7 or 8 years old, she would have been a student at my daughters' school, perhaps even one of their classmates. Christine might have been part of our elementary school play this year, or on a soccer team, or any one of the many other programs the students participate in. There is an enormous hole in our community that we may not often contemplate, but when we do, it breaks our hearts. My sympathy and prayers continue to go out to the Hanson family. Thank you for your generous contribution to our children and town. |
Meghan Volpe, Groton, Massachusetts, 5/06/2006 |
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"I am a visitor from Michelle Malkin - we are strangers in person, but in the moments I write this your beautiful family is in my thoughts and I have said a short prayer for those left behind that shed grief in their mortal lives for your death.
Personally I am still angry - and will be for along time. We are left behind to ""get on with it"", not ""get over it"". I pray you continue while you are here to get on with it and live your lives with beauty and love. You are protected by our boys on the Wall. God Bless you all." |
Andrew De Villiers, 4/12/2006 |
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I'm sorry for your loss. We will never forget. |
Tom Halvorsen, 4/11/2006 |
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