Never Forgotten
 

Everyone knows exactly where he or she was on Sept. 11, 2001. Former Powerboat magazine staffers also know exactly where they were six years later.
https://speedonthewater.com/in-the-n...ever-forgotten.

Never met him but loved his pictures. RIP.

Thanks, Matt. You know how much I admired his photography.

Padraig

I know exactly where I was on 9/11/2003 as well :(
about 200 feet away from my fallen brother
https://www.omahapoa.com/2013/09/11/...r-jason-pratt/

Nice tribute, Matt. I met Tom on the docks at Shooter's 21 on Shootout Saturday in 2007 a couple weeks before his accident. We had docked the first Sunsation F-4 next to the black and green factory F-4 and he was snapping some pics. He was approachable and receptive to compliments on his work for PB magazine. RIP.

Griff, I am so sorry for your loss.

Padraig

Griff, I am so sorry for your loss. My heartfelt condolences go out to you and your family.

On this day, we are all family.

Matt and Griff, I'm so sorry for your loss. I lost my sister to cancer on 9-11-2006. Miss her every day. This stuff never eases up

We may be thousands of miles and oceans away but 911 shook the whole world and we will never forget.







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[QUOTE=rak rua;4648717]We may be thousands of miles and oceans away but 911 shook the whole world and we will never forget.

On Sept. 12, 2001, the headline at top of Le Monde, the leading newspaper in France, said it best. "Nous sommes tous américains." Translated: "We Are All Americans."

Just to clarify, he was a friend and brother in blue but not my actual brother.
LEO's often refer to each other as brothers and sisters in blue. I forget that the many people don't know the cop jargon.

Matt, I'll never forget the day...Vic Spellberg and I were launching a 310 at the Centennial Park ramp for your photography and testing when we got the call. I can't believe it's been that many years; it seems like yesterday. I always enjoyed being around Tom.