A Small Request

Ten years ago, followers of a toxic philosophy scarred the world and within a matter of hours ripped spouses, parents, children, siblings and friends from us. Since then, we have muddled through.

As anyone who has lost a loved one can attest, there is no such thing as closure. There is just a hole within you that you carry for the rest of your life.

On this anniversary, I ask that you share your memories of those we lost with fellow friends and loved ones.

The human memory is a fragile thing. If we do not use it, we forget. What you might consider a minor memory can be a treasure trove of insight for someone else, especially the youngest generation.

It is a painful proposition. But for many, memories are all that remain.

Thank you.