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“This is my hero, and on 9-11-01
he was killed in front of my eyes.
I choose this photo because he and
I cried together and we would never
forget this day—it was the day
that my Dad danced with me to
“Butterfly Kisses” and he sang every
single word to me. Through the
years he acted out every word to that
song, kissed my boo-boos, wiped
away my tears and more. This was
the last time he ever sang to me. My
Dad is my hero. In 1993 when the
towers were bombed my Dad and his
best friend carried a man down to
safety because the elevators weren’t
working and this man used a wheel-
chair. This is the type of guy my
Dad was...They still haven’t found
him. At this time all my family
would like is something, something
we can bury, visit and bring flowers
to. My Dad was a hell of a person
and if I turn out to be half of what
he was then I’ll be okay.”