Dear NY fire fighters,
  You all have changed the way that I feel about the Firefighters. I've never taken them into consideration. Then on 9/11 that all changed. I feel very sorry for the things that you all went throught that day. and then you had to deal with the flight 587. That made things even worse. My freind is a junior firefighter for the Oaks Fire Department. He is very into looking at fire trucks. He spends most of his study halls on the internet looking at all your trucks. He came up with the idea for all the computer classes to write a letter to you or other emergency workers at ground zero. I've seen all the men and woman working there at ground zero. It is amazing to see all the hard work you have done. I my self could not deal with all the stress and emotions. I wish you all the best of luck and hope you all have a very merry christmas and a happy new year. My god bless each and every one of you. Love you all

Kevin Emswiler



posted by Kevin Emswiler on Nov 30, 2001 01:59 PM

The Stars & Stripes given to me by a FDNY Firefighter,flys half mast now,at our station and will be there until the last brother is returned to his family.Werribee Volunteer Brigade,Melbourne Australia.  


posted by JOHN RYAN on Sep 14, 2001 04:59 AM

Courage à vous tous dans ces moments pénibles. Nous sommes de tout coeur avec vous.

Sapeur RODRIQUE F.
Service d'Incendie d'YVOIR - BELGIQUE

posted by Sapeur RODRIQUE F. on Sep 15, 2001 01:57 PM

Fire House in St. louis Mo.  Raising money to help the Frank Palombo Family.  Looking for some one to help fire men coming to NY in Dec. find thier way around.  Have talked with Jean Palombo contact David Foote at dfoote1724@aol.com

posted by Linda Foote on Dec 07, 2001 08:00 PM

I would just like to say, what a wonderful job I think that the firefighters did and are still doing.  I live in Chester, England and I am still at school, but you just have to look at the photo's and hear the stories to see that they are really working hard.  I would like to send my condolences to all families of those who lost relatives due to the incident, and give hope to all families who still haven't heard from loved ones.  There is nothing you can give to the firefighters to show how much people are greatful, because they have done so much and sacrificed lives.  You can't ask for anymore, well done and thankyou.

posted by Emma on Jan 07, 2002 03:01 PM

To all the firefighters, EMT's, police officers & rescue workers, please remember this:  Even though I do not know your names, my heart knows you.  It reaches out to you every night when I pray for you, your families, your coleagues, your friends.  Think of this if you are feeling despair and sadness.  God is with you always,  and it is now that he carries you.

With much love and appreciation.

Angie Wallace, Albany, Or.

posted by Angie Wallace on Oct 23, 2001 09:30 PM

Hello from the Isle of Man, The Isle of Man Emergency services have been fundraising by doing a carwash around each of the 7 fire station on the Isle of Man, also we had a street collection all round the Island as well.

posted by Neil Simpson on Nov 25, 2001 01:34 PM

words cannot express the sadness i feel for all the fallen fdny brothers
deepest condolences from the firefighters of cork city fire brigade cork city ireland

posted by michael on Oct 07, 2001 07:12 PM

To all the Brothers of the FDNY the Frefighters from North Providence RI. grieve with you.

posted by Jeff on Sep 12, 2001 04:24 PM

Me and my family wish to express our deepest sympathy to our brother ff and their family for the loss they suffer at the WTC attack
Richard Legault
ff-emt-a
Lachine FD
Québec

posted by Richard Legault on Nov 26, 2001 10:01 AM