[Guest post by Jack Dunphy]
On this anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, I invite Patterico’s readers to read this column I wrote for National Review Online back in September 2004. It’s a story about the Sullivan family, ordinary New Yorkers who endured – and continue to endure – an indescribable loss.
–Jack Dunphy
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An extraordinary story. My heart breaks for them and for everyone who lost a loved one on 9/11, and I hope I feel that way for as long as I live.
DRJ (4725f3) — 9/10/2007 @ 7:41 pmThank you for posting this link, Jack Dunphy. So eloquently it reminds one of what was lost that day and if we are not vigilant, what we still can lose and that is, the very best part, the very heart and soul of America.
Dana (5a73fa) — 9/10/2007 @ 8:38 pm