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I just watched NBC and the moment of silence.
My friend from Jersey called and we shared the moment. He is a tug boat captain in the NY harbor and was working that day. His tug took survivors to safety, and he was telling me about the look of shock and disbelief on their faces. Peter observed first hand the devestation. His job was to take survivors home and the next day his tug helped transport debris from the site. His mother passed away 9/10 and he was not able to leave the job for several days. His sorrow is two fold.
My friend from Jersey called and we shared the moment. He is a tug boat captain in the NY harbor and was working that day. His tug took survivors to safety, and he was telling me about the look of shock and disbelief on their faces. Peter observed first hand the devestation. His job was to take survivors home and the next day his tug helped transport debris from the site. His mother passed away 9/10 and he was not able to leave the job for several days. His sorrow is two fold.
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How terrible for him! Will keep him in prayers.