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Dinah Webster
50 years old. Residence: Port Washington, N.Y.
Died in World Trade Center
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Ich habe Dinah 1979 in Frankfurt kennen gelernt. Sie kam zum Frankfurter Flughafen und führte für BAT eine Promotion durch. Ich lernte Ihr Deutsch und Sie mir Englisch. Wir wurde sehr gute Freunde, besuchten uns sehr viel. Ihre Tochter Zoe und meine Tochter verbrachten Ferien bei den Eltern von Dinah im Mönchshaus. Wenn Dinah beruflich in Deutschland war trafen wir uns und hatten immer eine wunderbare Zeit zusammen. Bei allen Familienfeiern war Sie dabei. Unser letztes treffen in Frankfurt im Savigny Hotel erzählte Sie mir von HangKong und lud mich ein Sie zu besuchen. Es wurde nie etwas daraus. Sie meldete sich bei meinen Sohn am Airport Frankfurt und hoffte mich bald zu sehen. Wir verloren uns aus den Augen. Habe schon des öfteren im Adressbuch nach Ihr gesucht. Heute lese ich voller Entsetzen was passiert ist. Ich kann es nicht fassen dass so ein wertvoller Mensch nicht mehr unter unter uns ist. Ich werde Sie nie vergessen Sie lebt in meinen Herzen weiter.
[Ed. - I met Dinah in Frankfurt in 1979. She came to Frankfurt airport and led a promotion through BAT. I taught her German, and she taught me English. We became very good friends, and we visited a lot. Her daughter Zoe and my daughter spent holidays with Dinah's parents in Mönchshaus. If Dinah was ever in Germany, we would meet, and we always had a marvelous time together. She came to all our family celebrations. At our last meeting in the Savigny Hotel in Frankfurt she told me all about Hong Kong and invited me to visit her there. Nothing ever came of it. She got in touch with my son at the Frankfurt airport and hoped to see me soon. Then we lost touch. I've often looked for her in the directory. Today I read the full horror of what happened. I still cannot grasp that such a valuable person is no more among us. I will never forget her. She lives on in my heart.]
*** Posted by Monika Helm on 2009-05-03 ***
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Sitting idly by my computer and Googling old friends, I was devastated to learn that Dinah Webster and Simon Turner, two people with whom I worked at what used to be just Risk magazine, are among the victims of 9-11. And that I had had no inkling of any of this for such a long time (today is 29 June 2004)...
Dinah was a wonderful, lively, breezy, feisty lady. Never a bore, never even a suggestion of fatigue! Very British and upright. I remember her once coming to the office after her flight from America had been delayed. Short of change, she had borrowed a 50 pence piece from someone at the airport to ring-in and apologise for being late (this was before mobiles, of course)! Her first job in the office? To tape a 50p coin to a piece of card, write a nice 'thank you' note and mail it back to whoever had lent it to her!
I also remember once furiously beating egg whites with her so she could make us all a strawberry Pavlova on impluse.
Dinah had served as a stewardess with Monarch Airlines way back, and I remember being slightly awed by her because of that.
A wonderful woman; a deeply sad loss! Rest in peace, Dinah!
*** Posted by Peter Skipp on 2004-06-29 ***
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