In Memory of Andrew Knox

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Andrew my dear friend, We are so grateful to have had you in our life. Back in the days when mobile phones were a newfangled thing you and I shared one and had a pager each - oh how times have changed! So many fond memories of our time at the AWU completing our "organising Works" traineeship with Australian Council of Trade Unions. Our ski trip to Falls Creek and the impromptu visit to your family who lived in the area. David and I think of you often, the enjoyable times we spent together, working on Union and Political campaigns together, sharing beautiul wine and food with you. We feel so honoured to have had you in our life and hope one day to visit the memorial in New York to visit you old friend. We have found comort in the thought that you were living life to the fullest, without regret and making so many of your dreams become a reality in Europe and the USA. You will never be forgotten dear friend. Love Dionne and David Berry xoxo

*** Posted by Dionne Berry on 2011-09-12 ***

From one Australian to the memory of another: may you rest in peace Andrew.

*** Posted by A friend on 2011-09-12 ***

I still remember Andrew fondly. We had known each other for so long and been through so much together. Each September I pull his photos out and smile at his memory. It helps the sadness to think of the happy times (and lots of fun!) we shared. From boy to men we shared some of the road. See you on the other side man! Ben - NSW Australia

*** Posted by Ben Clark on 2011-09-11 ***

Today we wait anxiously to hear Andrews name to be announced in memory of our families and friends, who are gone but not forgotten. Grace and Peace be Multiplied to you all.

Love,
Alaina J. Knox-Harris and Harris family

*** Posted by Alaina Knox-Harris on 2011-09-11 ***

Today we wait anxiously to hear Andrews name to be announced in memory of our families and friends, who are gone but not forgotten. Grace and Peace be Multiplied to you all.

Love,
Alaina J. Knox-Harris and Harris

*** Posted by Alaina Knox-Harris on 2011-09-11 ***

9/11 will forever be etched in our hearts, our prayers go out to all the families that lost loved ones that day. To Andrew Knox family from Australia your son will be missed and we are still holding up the light in your honor this day. My son Anrdrew Knox a Michigan State University student will be graduating next year as a educator. Our family will forever honor you and your name. May God Continue to Bless you all and all who mourn lost love, and life on 9/11. In my thoughts always, Alaina Knox-Harris

*** Posted by Alaina Knox-Harris on 2011-09-11 ***

9/11 will forever be etched in our hearts, our prayers go out to all the families that lost loved ones that day. To Andrew Knox family from Australia your son will be missed and we are still holding up the light in your honor this day. My son Anrdrew Knox a Michigan State University student will be graduating next year as a educator. Our family will forever honor you and your name. May God Continue to Bless you all and all who mourn lost love, and life on 9/11. In my thoughts always, Alaina Knox-Harris

*** Posted by Alaina Knox-Harris on 2011-09-11 ***

Today I remember Andrew Knox, whom I first met attending Buffalo State College. A wonderful man who extended his hospitality to me and my friend afterward when we were exchange students in Adelaide, Australia. I will always remember his humor and smile. My prayers and thoughts are with the Knox family.

*** Posted by Alicia M New York on 2011-09-11 ***

For the few times Andrew touched my life, he left a positive lasting impression.
A truly wonderful nice guy, the likes of who the world needs more off.
My thoughts are with his family today as always.

*** Posted by Derek Wilson on 2011-09-11 ***

Andrew is missed by his brother every single day
It does not have to be 9/11 for friends and family to miss our heroes

*** Posted by A Friend on 2011-09-08 ***

What a lovely site. After ten years I still find sites dedicated to all of those we lost on that tragic day. Thank you to everybody for remembering my brother.

Stuart Knox

*** Posted by Stuart Knox on 2011-09-06 ***

With the news today, I remember you, Andrew. I only met you a few times, but I remember the lovely dinner we had in Cairns and the great political discussion, too. You were such an impressive person — tall, smart, good-looking, and genuinely nice, with so much potential, which was sadly never fulfilled. It is so sad that all the people who have died in the name of terrorism cannot be returned to us today with the death of Osama bin Laden. That would be true justice. R.I.P., Andrew.

*** Posted by Kerri Kellett on 2011-05-02 ***

Today my thoughts and prayers are with the Knox family especially with Stuart, Andrew's twin brother who is a friend of mine my heart is with you.xxxxooooooo

*** Posted by David Sumner-Pearce on 2010-09-11 ***

Thank you God for this man, Andrew Knox,
my prayers for his family and I am so sorry he lost his life on that day of the attacks on the World Trade Centers in America. I will not forget him. I love you Andrew Knox ♥
Sandy Fox, Wilmington, North Carolina USA

*** Posted by Sandy Fox on 2010-09-11 ***

A tragic loss. It was hard to comprehend then, as it still is now, what it must have been like in Andrew's position on that day. May my fellow South Australian rest in peace.

*** Posted by Robert Lomman on 2009-10-02 ***

Today at Lackland AFB, TX, we had a remembrance run, and the name I got was Andrew Knox. Today I ran for him, and, might I say, it meant a lot to pay that respect for an innocent life spared.

*** Posted by A1C OSBORN on 2009-09-11 ***

I don't know Andrew but my friend and I decided to do a project about him so I thought that we should post a comment and give respect to all his love ones and God bless!

*** Posted by someone dear on 2009-09-11 ***

Andrew was a cousin of sorts and although our paths only crossed once or twice when he visited the UK with his brother Stuart and lovely Mum and Dad, I can still recall the nights in shared bedrooms and Parents telling us to go to sleep. I love New York but haven't been able to go back since 9/11 and have relayed the story and history to my new fiancée and now feel ready to visit again and pay my respects to a top guy, a top family and an amazing city. God bless

*** Posted by Mark Clemens on 2009-09-09 ***

I volunteered to write a commemorative blog post about Andrew as part of a tribute for the 8th Anniversary on Project 2996 (http://project2996.wordpress.com). I didn't know Andrew but as a fellow Australian felt it worthy of remembering one of our sons. My deepest condolences to the Knox family and to the families of all who suffered as a result of this horrendous attack. May none of them be forgotten.

*** Posted by Baino on 2009-09-09 ***

I don't know why, but I feel like writing something here. I met Andrew on a few occasions in Adelaide, SA. I was pretty young and doing training with the ACTU, about 12 years ago. He seemed so mature and clear about his path and the contribution he would make. I thought he was a genuine person, and he did not have time to muck around. He was friendly and respectful. I am glad there is a scholarship in his memory for work in industrial relations. His passing is a loss for the world. I remember him even after all this time.

*** Posted by Naomi on 2009-07-30 ***

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