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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsRemembering Jeffrey Schreier, lost 20 years ago today
My father was a Holocaust survivor and was friends with many other survivors. Among them were the Schriers whose only son, Jeffrey, worked in the mail room at Cantor Fitzgerald in the World Trade Center. He had a developmental disability. He had recently married a young woman with a developmental disability.
They survived Auschwitz only to lose their child to a terrorist attack in New York. Life can be unspeakably cruel.
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Remembering Jeffrey Schreier, lost 20 years ago today (Original Post)
Danmel
Sep 2021
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dameatball
(7,395 posts)1. What a sad story. Cruel indeed.
North Shore Chicago
(3,305 posts)2. That really stinks!
JI7
(89,241 posts)4. I wish we would learn more about the lives lost than reliving
the horrors of that day .
Fla Dem
(23,593 posts)5. Actually today's remembrance WAS more about those lost. Little said about the attack itself.
Any discussion on the actual attack was done by the commentators on TV, not those speaking at the memorials.