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Kirsten L. Christophe
39 years old. Residence: Maplewood, N.J.
Died in World Trade Center
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Yesterday I attended the 10th anniversary memorial celebration of the 9/11 tragedy in Orlando FL. On a grassy knoll near the site was a field of flags, each one with a name of a victim of the attacks. Although I had no personal connection with any of the victims, I am proud to reach out to the families of those I can, and express my deepest condolences. God Bless you all!
*** Posted by Harold C. Babine on 2011-09-12 ***
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My thoughts and prayers are always with you and your family Kristen. Knowing you made me a better person. You are forever in my heart.
*** Posted by Lynn Sapulding on 2011-09-11 ***
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I grew up with Kirsten in Des Plains. We played all the time and our mothers were great friends. I have such fond memories of her. I was not surprised to hear successful she was. We lost touch over the years, but when I heard Kirsten died in the 911 attacks, I was devestated. I Think of her every anniversary and pray for her daughter.
*** Posted by Sharon McIlwee Fenn on 2011-09-10 ***
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They say God picks the most beautiful flowers for his garden. Kirsten was one lovely bloom he had to have. That leaves little comfort for the ones left behind. But knowing that she is up there, watching over everyone she loved, being a guardian angel to those she cared about, that can lift spirits when skies are gray. God bless her family. Never forget her; let her live on in your hearts. Let her kindness color everything you do. Live in her honor. Then her life was not in vain.
*** Posted by Amanda on 2008-01-15 ***
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im so sorry 4 you to lose some one so close I have lost as well I think you have 2 live 4 those our love ones now I hope your life is great and be happy 4 you and the things you have lots of love jessica
*** Posted by JESSICA on 2007-02-13 ***
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My wife, Lily Klinger was a dear, close, and best friend of Kirsten. In 1994, Kirsten came to Chicago to attend Lily's and my wedding. And a few years later, I remember flying to NYC with Lily to attend Kirsten's and her husband Charlie's wedding. Kirsten had asked Lily the honor of being her maid-of-honor, which Lily gladly accepted. On Sept. 1, 2001, my beloved Lily died of ovarian cancer. A week and a half later, 9/11 would claim Kirsten's life. One month before, Kirsten (knowing of Lily's terminal illness) flew to Chicago with her daughter Gretchen to visit Lily. Kirsten and Lily loved each other very much, and I believe that even after death, that love never dies and continues in Paradise. I am thankful for Kirsten's life, and of her sharing that life with so many people who knew and loved her. I will never forget her.
*** Posted by Tom on 2006-09-09 ***
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