I’ve been watching these videos back to back for the last couple of days. I really appreciate these testimonies. But I must say there is something about Judith Pucci. Her voice,her tone in speaking,mannerisms,etc I hope some day to finally get to that museum and take a tour with Judith.
Her story is in one of the videos. In a nutshell her brother worked in one of the towers (he had changed locations shortly before 9/11). She lived close to the towers and experienced seeing the attacked and towers falling.
Matt .. i am sure you dad is very proud of you, keep doing what your doing ...Mary Lee, I am very happy that you and your husband made it out and god bless you and your family.
Thank you for these documentaries. I am just now able emotionally to absorb them. Please have a microphone in the audience for questions as they are inaudible. Thank you.
*Eric L. Bennett* worked in the north Tower on the 102nd floor; he was 4 floors above the impact zone. So were his colleagues: Kenneth Caldwell, Felicia Traylor-Bass, Melissa Vincent, Roland Pacheco, Laura Marchese and Larry Senko. My daughter wouldn't let me go to work without throwing a teenage fit; she had just turned 15. I asked her why , because I was only friends with him, couldn't have been anything else. So I asked her, "Why are you worried about me going to a Newsletter Editor job?" She replied, "What if. . .what if you never come back?" That's the question that makes it impossible for me to be a "good Christian." I'm not Jesus. I can't forgive people, who took away my child's certainty that she wouldn't be an orphan. Before she asked that, I felt like I could consider forgiving them. Afterward, not at all. I can't forgive the persons involved in killing Eric & his colleagues & all those other people.
Let's be kind. She is doing a good job, She has do these programs everyday, making sure the information is correct, introducing, and so on, It takes a talent to do what she is doing. Maybe she thinks to highly of herself and that may come thru, but let's face it, we all have some aspect about ourselves that is faults. Most of us will never see ourselves in our true light.
I’ve been watching these videos back to back for the last couple of days. I really appreciate these testimonies. But I must say there is something about Judith Pucci. Her voice,her tone in speaking,mannerisms,etc I hope some day to finally get to that museum and take a tour with Judith.
Nicole Jessica absolutely
Alison H - I’ve been binge watching these too and totally agree about Judith, she seems like a lovely person.
Same here
Me too,
I agree. It would be a privilege to be in her group.
I like Judith Poochie. She seems very kind and knowledgeable. She is a writer and articulate.
Pucci
Thank you. I wasn’t sure of the spelling.
i used to hit that back in the day....1964 ;)
Judith Pucci, I hope to meet you some day soon. Thank you for your service to the memorial.
Anyone know where I can find Judith’s story? She has such a great speaking voice. I know she’s also a writer!
Her story is in one of the videos. In a nutshell her brother worked in one of the towers (he had changed locations shortly before 9/11). She lived close to the towers and experienced seeing the attacked and towers falling.
@@melissacoxen6001 did her brother survive?
Matt .. i am sure you dad is very proud of you, keep doing what your doing ...Mary Lee, I am very happy that you and your husband made it out and god bless you and your family.
When do we get to hear Judith Pucci's story? I think she does a fantastic job!
I was just thinking the same thing. Has she told her story yet?
@@amy109 yes in one of the videos she tells it she lived by the trade center With her husband and had to evacuate I believe
Thank you for these documentaries. I am just now able emotionally to absorb them. Please have a microphone in the audience for questions as they are inaudible. Thank you.
*Eric L. Bennett* worked in the north Tower on the 102nd floor; he was 4 floors above the impact zone.
So were his colleagues: Kenneth Caldwell, Felicia Traylor-Bass, Melissa Vincent, Roland Pacheco, Laura Marchese and Larry Senko.
My daughter wouldn't let me go to work without throwing a teenage fit; she had just turned 15. I asked her why , because I was only friends with him, couldn't have been anything else. So I asked her, "Why are you worried about me going to a Newsletter Editor job?"
She replied, "What if. . .what if you never come back?"
That's the question that makes it impossible for me to be a "good Christian."
I'm not Jesus. I can't forgive people, who took away my child's certainty that she wouldn't be an orphan.
Before she asked that, I felt like I could consider forgiving them. Afterward, not at all.
I can't forgive the persons involved in killing Eric & his colleagues & all those other people.
Judith poochie is a wonderful person xxx
I like what that son of the firefighters said - that his father was murdered - because that’s exactly what happened.
9:00 Wow what her kids must have gone through
8:30
Terrible 😔. I hope they’re doing well now
@@amy109 we are doing well! Thank you for the thought!
I cannot imagine feeling a jerk and then a snap back of the building oh my Lord.
If Crawford's aunt was my aunt, I'd have excommunicated her from my life for doing that.
That bit of story sent me into pieces. How somebody can do something like that? Astonished. Fuming!
I don’t like the narrator Judith poochie 😴😴
Scott Woods she is wonderful!
Don’t be judge mental she’s a great lady
Constantine she makes every video more about her than it should be!
Let's be kind. She is doing a good job, She has do these programs everyday, making sure the information is correct, introducing, and so on, It takes a talent to do what she is doing. Maybe she thinks to highly of herself and that may come thru, but let's face it, we all have some aspect about ourselves that is faults. Most of us will never see ourselves in our true light.
Pat Stokes well put 👍