We got him, Adam. It took 10 years, but we got him. I pray this brings your family, your friends, and everyone else who lost a loved one that day a small measure of comfort.
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Pattie,
I know I saw this when you originally posted it but, honestly, all of my September 11ths since the horrible one in 2001 have been a blur of overpowering emotions. A friend who lived across the street from Adam’s Dad and Stepmom (Shelby and Georgia) – where Adam grew up, sent this to me. She is no longer in Atlanta so it makes this even more powerful to me. Our family has grieved for Adam for 12 long years.
I was very moved to see the response Ryan had posted to your blog. I am sending you the link to the site created in his honor. I thought you might like to know a little more about that guy too, who four years ago, joined his best friend in Heaven. http://www.rpm911race.com
Thank you for this beautiful tribute to Adam. He was all of this, and more.
Stacey Law (wife to Ty, one of Adam’s four brothers)
Hi, Stacey. Thank you for your comment, and please know that you and your family are in my thoughts. Adam made quite an impression on so many people, including myself, who never got the opportunity to know him in life. Take care. 🙂