“We Remember:” A Book Honoring Lives Lost Echoes of Love and Strength: Stories of a 9/11 Hero

In this touching book, “We Remember,” contributor Maureen Crethan Santora pays tribute to the 2,977 individuals who lost their lives on September 11, 2001. Through a compelling narrative that conveys the pain, strength, and lasting impact of that fateful day. She is a retired early childhood teacher and had a deep and lasting effect from 9/11/01 as Maureen lost her only son Christopher, a firefighter that day.

“We Remember” a stirring testimony commemorating those lost and highlighting the lasting effects of that tragic day on families, communities, and the world. This collection features heartfelt stories from family members who lost loved ones, offering perspective into their lives and the lasting impact of their absence.

Embedded within the pages of “We Remember” is a powerful lesson in cherishing life’s moments and expressing love for those dear to us. As Maureen Crethan Santora says, “Life should be joyous at times. Life can be hard at times. Make the most of each day. Tell the people you love that you love them every day.”

That it’s important to cherish the joyful moments in life while acknowledging that challenges may arise. It emphasizes the importance of making the most out of each day and expressing love to those who are dear to us consistently. It encourages us to prioritize love and appreciation in our daily lives, recognizing the fleeting nature of time.

As we remember those lost on September 11th, please consider supporting the Christopher Santora Educational Scholarship Fund. In memory of Christopher Santora, a firefighter who gave his life that day, the fund provides scholarships to high school seniors nationwide.

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Join us in this meaningful endeavor by visiting www.santorafund.org to learn more and make a difference today.

Together, let’s honor the past, enrich the present, and inspire a brighter future through the gift of education.

Maureen Crethan Santora Start on her journey in the New York City Public School System back in 1967, devoting more than 25 years to shaping young minds in early childhood education. Following a hiatus to raise her four children, including her son Christopher, who bravely sacrificed his life on September 11, 2001, Maureen bid farewell to her role as a staff developer at PS 2, Queens, in July 2001. She penned a book with a powerful message aimed at enlightening young students about the tragic event, emphasizing the destructive impact of hatred. A portion of the book’s sales goes towards the Christopher A Santora Educational Scholarship Fund, which offers scholarships and educational resources to schools.

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