In Memory of Juan Pablo Alvarez Cisneros

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For the Sept. 11th 10 year anniversary there was a Memorial set up in st. Louis where a American flag was erected for each of the victims of 9/11. After the anniversary was over the organizer of the memorial gave away the flags for a donation to help wounded US Marines. My Cub Scout Pack was looking for a American flag for our meetings and we donated and obtained one of the flags from the memorial. The flag we receieved was dedicated Juan. Tonight we will dedicate our first meeting to Juan and the flag will help our scouts and all future scouts remember the the attacks and especially Juan.

*** Posted by Marc White on 2011-09-29 ***

What many, many lessons you taught in your short number of years; and perhaps the greatest was the tragedy of your death on 9/11 that we still stop and catch our breath in sudden sorrow as we remember. Juan, you are remembered as a remarkably good person. I like to think of you as a teacher who inspired so many to reach higher than they thought possible; just as you did. In the last moments of your life, I see you at peace, in prayer, and a comfort to those with you God bless you and your family.

*** Posted by Glennis Swan on 2011-09-12 ***

Pensando en ti este dia tan doloroso. Que descanses en paz sobrino y que DIOS te bendiga a ti y a todos los que sufrimos. Mucho consuelo para mi hermano Alfonso, esposa Priscilla, y mi sobrina Ana. - Tu Hermana Marta, San Antonio,TX

*** Posted by Julieta Makepeace on 2011-09-11 ***

I knew Juan in college. He was one of the first people I met. He was a kind and funny guy. Every year this time I think of him. You may be gone but you are never forgotten.

*** Posted by Catherine on 2011-09-11 ***

We met at Anytown in high school. I will always remember his warm, friendly and sweet smile as well as his wonderful hugs. He was a true friend who cared about everyone around him. Juan, you are still missed.

*** Posted by Shana on 2011-09-11 ***

It has been ten years now since 9/11 tragic event and we will always remember my cousin Pablo Juan Cisneros. Even since I known you, you have always been my greatest role model to me. You were the first of my family to graduate a university and have always been an example for me.You were a positive person who always had a positive outlook in life and held high morals. You example has lead me to pursue my dreams and follow in your footsteps.One memory I will always remember is when I was the age of ten and spend a week with you and never wanted to leave, it was a great experience that I will never forget.

*** Posted by Herberth Lopez on 2011-09-11 ***

It has been ten years now since 9/11 tragic event and we will always remember my cousin Pablo Juan Cisneros. Even since I known you, you have always been my greatest role model to me. You were the first of my family to graduate a university and have always been an example for me.You were a positive person who always had a positive outlook in life and held high morals. You example has lead me to pursue my dreams and follow in your footsteps.One memory I will always remember is when I was the age of ten and spend a week with you and never wanted to leave, it was a great experience that I will never forget.

*** Posted by Herberth Lopez on 2011-09-11 ***

Juan was a great friend and an inspiration to all! He had such a kind heart and was so smart. He will never be forgotten!

*** Posted by Monique Grauer on 2011-09-11 ***

I was a friend of Juan from college. He was such a great guy, a kind soul. I remember many laughs and good times shared while studying together in Madrid. Remembering Juan, 10 years later.

*** Posted by Brad on 2011-09-08 ***

You popped into my head today, thinking of you.

*** Posted by Hollie on 2011-09-02 ***

Juan - May you and your family rest in peace.
I am a teacher at Orange Glen High School where Juan was an outstanding student and a lover of life and people. He wanted to be a Dr. and help the world but his life was cut short by evil and hatred, something Juan knew little of.
May God Bless you Juan - you are in our hearts.

Mrs. T. 5/1/2011

*** Posted by Christine Turrentine on 2011-05-02 ***

Thinking about you again on this day.

*** Posted by Suzanne on 2011-05-01 ***

Thinking of you today, Juan. (Juan and I were in student government together at OGHS, and I was lucky enough to be his homecoming date his senior year. He was such a gentleman. Such a kind spirit, giving, funny, such a remarkable person). He's certainly missed.

*** Posted by wanida (maneevone) maertz on 2010-09-13 ***

I always told Juan he was going to be President one day and I'm confident he would've been. He had the most incredible twinkle in his eyes- unmatchable, the kind you only read about. So smart, funny, kind, honest person ever. He was the only one who showed up to JSA to debate me and Em all those times when everybody quit because Em and I were course and ripped it up. Juan was always there to show the other side. Juan and I had many classes together and his humor and intelligence never ever failed to make the darkest days brighter. I think of him often, of what we all lost, especially his family. Love you Juan.

*** Posted by amelia vogt on 2010-09-11 ***

I was a year behind Juan in high school, and I remember him training me for student government. Everyone knew who he was strictly for his involvement in about every single activity possible and for just being THE nicest guy! The world is made less beautiful when it loses a soul such as his. I am glad we can all remember him so fondly and that his loved ones know his memory will ALWAYS live on.

*** Posted by morgan ashford on 2010-09-10 ***

Although I didn't know him, I will pray for his family. R. I. P.

*** Posted by Rachel on 2008-08-06 ***

I was in the AVID program through all 4 years of High School with Juan.  Although we weren't close friends, I spent enough time with him to really respect him, which couldn't be said for most of my classmates.  Juan was always nice, never arrogant.  He was intelligent and helpful, and you could tell that he was determined to make something out of his life, which he did!

*** Posted by Amy Naylor on 2006-03-25 ***

I had known Juan since I was 13 years old.  We went to middle school and high school together in Escondido, CA.  We knew each other fom playing basketball.  He loved that game, we would play before school and during lunchtime at Hidden Valley. 
Juan was one of the most genuine people that I have ever met.  At Orange Glen (high school) he was one of the nicest people around- if you've ever been to high school, you know that's not the norm.  I remember he won the "Star Class '95" scholarship at our school, which was given to the student who not only excelled in studies, but also took part in school functions and was basically a model student and person.
Juan was a do-er, a person who not only did the best for himself, but helped those around him to achieve.  To this day, I remember Juan for who he was and for who he will always be.  A person who was always helpful, never selfish.  A person who was kind-hearted, not self-serving.  A person who was intelligent, but not patronizing or condescending.  But above all else, a person that could- and would - be everyone's friend.
And I was blessed to know somebody like Juan Cisneros.

*** Posted by Steven E. Skinner on 2003-09-13 ***

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