Klaus Werner
Freiwillige Feuerwehr Eching
(Fire Department Eching / Bavaria, Germany)
KWeching@aol.com
Ich möchte mit diesem Mail meine Trauer und mein Mitgefühl gegenüber der Bevölkerung von N.Y.City,den Kameraden vom F.D.N.Y und mein tiefstes Beileid aussprechen. Wir sind doch alles Feuerwehrkameraden, ob beruflich oder miliz, mit
Gallethelm oder Ledernem New Yorker, wir alle haben den Auftrag:Leben schützen und retten.
Wir sind in Gedanken bei Euch.
God bless America and all Firefighter on the World
Christian Sägesser
Gruppenführer Freiwillige Feuerwehr Birsfelden
Obmann Fasnachtsgruppe “Füür-Waggis”Birsfelden
The bravery of those who went up the WTC not knowing it was their last moments here on earth is something I respect in the highest regard. Those who were lost are in a far better place than this….
Their lives will NEVER be forgotten!
In these days of teariness I can´t find the wright words to express my feelings.
In thought I´m with my brothers and sister, who have been killed during doing their job to save lives. I´m in thought with their families and of course with all other victims of this terrible attack.
God bless you all!
Tanja Rossnagel
Volunteer Firedepartment Schönau / Germany
Dear members of the NYFD,
our prayers and thoughts are with you and all the innocent people who past in this horrific act of terrorism.
God bless all of you in the next time.
The best wishes for the next days
“The members of” Rettungsdienst (Resque service)Dithmarschen; Germany; Schleswig-Holstein
Jan Osnabrügge, Leiter Rettungsdienst (Administrator)
Our thoughts and sympathies goes out to all members
of the FDNY and family.
Räddningstjänsten i Boden Sweden.
our thoughts with you and your families…
lancashire fire and rescue
uk
12 Sept 01
Yesterday morning my dad woke me up. He said that America was attacked and that the World trade Center was destroyed. Still in a sleeping state I said okay.
what he said finally made it into my subconcious mind. I was wide awake now.
I turned on the T.V., The first images I seen were that of a far off shot of Manhattan
the smoke climbing into the sky and the city could be seen thru the hazy smoke.
I was stunned as I watched, Then the next images were that of the attack on the Trade Center, That really shocked me. I am still trying to digest it, understand it.
I still dont know how to express what I am feeling inside, Yet the first images I have seen have prompted me to write this poem. It cannot come close to what I am feeling inside. This is one way I try to deal with the things that upset and get me down. I just wanted to share it with you. I also want to thank you all for chosing the profesion you have chosen, risking your lives day in and day out to save lives.
My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Grey smoke darkens blue sky
Concrete buildings struggling
to keep upright, faintly seen
resembling tombstones
within a misty graveyard
Silence rolls across the land
of shock and unbelief
As a country watches on
The grief and anger builds
Sweeping across the world
as rolling thunder
Thru this She still stands
Vigilant, Day and Night
Still a symbol, For all to see
of Freedom and Liberty
Sincerely,
John Cunningham
Honolulu, Hawaii
My heart goes out to all the families of the NYC fire department, in this most tragic of times.
My father was an english firefigter for 12 years, and I and my family always blessed the moment that he returned from any accident that he and his fellow firefighters were called upon. Praying that we never got the call that he would not be returning from doing his duty.
So my heart goes out to all those families who’s brave fathers and sons, will never be coming home.
The last night was the second night after beginning of terror. I waked up this morning and hoped to be back from this horrible dream. I hoped of beeing back in reality, because this terror could not be real! I turned on the t.v. and was shocked again. It is real. And it is unbelievable. As a volunteer firefighter I thought of having seen bad and horrible scenes in action…but what you and your brothers from FDNY saw these days…There are no words that can describe it. I hope you will find more living people in the ruins of World-Trade-Center without losing more brothers of you!!!Too many people died!!!Too many firefighters and policemen died!!!
God bless the people, who died in New York,Washington and Pitsburgh! God bless their families! God bless all firefighters and other helping people! God bless America!
Thomas Ernhardt, Germany
I’m lieutenant in the fire and rescue department in Meurthe-et-Moselle (Nancy – France). With my fellows, we pray for your loss firefighters, family and america. No words, no speech are enough strong to describe horror.
Saturday, we will pray with our young firefighters.
God bless!!!