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We Will Remember You Forever

Waleed J. Iskandar
(1967-2001)

"Wherever he was, that became the best place in the world to be"

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A Broken Heart

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~      September 11, 2011      ~

Today is the 10th Anniversary Ceremony on the WTC grounds. The names of all those who died on Septamber 11, 2001 will be read. Thousands of family members and attendencees are present. Your sister is reading some of the names.
Here is a video of her reading (Please click on her name below):
May Marconet
After the ceremony, we visited the North Memorial Pool and the Memorial Plaza. We went straight to the bronze panel number N-1 which displays your name (Please click on his name below):
Waleed Joseph Iskandar
The Museum Pavillion is still under construction. It will open next year.
September 11, 20011


~      The four Plastic Cards     ~

After the ceremony, we visited 9/11 Memorial Organization office. Your Mom and I decided to donate your plastic cards which were recovered from the debris of Ground Zero to the Organization. The cards will be displayed under your profile in the Museum Pavillion.
They will be available for the generations to come.
September 11, 2011


~      New friends     ~

Every year Orlando, Florida remembers 9/11 by giving a Ceremony of Remembrance and planting 2975 flags in Lake Eola Park. Each flag has the name of one of the victims who died in September 2001. At the end of the ceremony the audience will be encouraged to pick a flag and take home with them.
Gil and Anna Kunster live in Orlando. They sent me a message that this year the flag which they picked was with the name of our son, Waleed Joseph Iskandar. They also sent me a photo of the flag. Here is its photo:


Thank you Gil and Anna.
September 14, 2011


~     God has his own ways     ~

I received a message from Mrs. Michele Hilliard telling me of what happened to her on Sunday September 11 after she attended the Sunday mass at St. John Eudes church in Chatsworth. After his Homily, the priest mentioned that there are two baskets at the exits of the church, full with bracelets with the names of all those who died on 9/11. He encouraged the parishioners to pick a bracelet and pray for the name written on it. The barcelet that Mrs. Hilliard picked was yours.
Now you have a new friend who will remember you and pray for you.
Thank you Michele for writing me. You made my day.
September 19, 2011


~      Shepherd of the Hills      ~

On the 10th Anniversary of the 9/11, Shepherd of the Hills planted 3000 US flags, one for each victim who died on September 11 2001. Our friend Carol Garcia visited the church and took a photo of the flags. Here is what she mailed us.


Thank you Carol
September 23, 2011


~      The US and The Whole World Remembered     ~

The USA and the whole world were thinking about you and about all those who died on September 11 2001. They prayed for all of you. Many newspapers and magazines wrote reports and articles in your memory. Here are some of them:
The German Magazine "Stern" wrote the following:
September 11, 10th. Anniversary
"The Daily News" of Los Angeles wrote the following:
Loss of those killed on 9-11 leaves an emptiness
The Lebanese newspaper "The Daily Star" wrote the following:
Relatives remember cousin
"MSNBC News" wrote the following:
Relatives of victims of 9/11
My sincere thanks for all who sent me links for these articles.
September 24, 2011


~      Christmas 2011       ~

We wish you Merry Christmas.
Eleven Christmas days have passed by since you left this world.
Time flies by so fast. We do not feel it.Today we will pray and visit the cemetery.
Today we will miss you and wish you were with us.
We love you.
(December 25, 2011)


~      Happy New Year 2012       ~

We wish you Happy New Year. Today we will visit the Cemetery and pray to God to make the New Year a year full with Happiness and Peace.
We will celebrate the New Year with your uncle and aunt.
It is the eleven New Year Day since your departure from this life.
We miss you much.
We love you.
(January 1, 2012)



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