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Never forget - 9/11
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[QUOTE="Devland, post: 3268781, member: 394"] It is human nature to let tragic events fade as time passes. When I was young my 5 year old brother was killed by a car after he got off the school bus. For a few years my mother would visit his grave site at least once a week. After time it became a few times a year. When my mother died my brothers, sisters and I visited the gravesite while we were at the cemetery. It was overgrown with grass and looked like she hadn't tended to it in years. When I go back to the Philly area I now make it a point to go to the cemetery and clean my mother's father's and brother's graves. [/QUOTE]
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