If you would like to see a list of those who died, click here.
As I read this tonight, it really puts things in perspective. I am certain that when these victims went to work that morning, they had no idea that they would not be coming back. Hopefully each one of them told their loved ones goodbye and left with all issues resolved. I think that it is important to make sure that you do not let "bad blood" brew between you and your loved ones. You never know when the next step you take may be your last.
For more information, please check out these links:
http://www.usmra.com/saxsewell/rush_run.htm
http://www.wvexp.com/index.php/Red_Ash_%28historical%29
Hi Ruth,
ReplyDeleteDid you ever get Kevin Burk's book for the review today?
Here is my blog post--I was told to post on January 16:
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Ruth- You are so right. We need to appreciate each day and make sure to live every day to the fullest. Life can change in an instant!
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