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Margaret Ruth Echtermann
33 years old. Residence: Hoboken, N.J.
Died in World Trade Center
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My middle school created the formation of a human peace sign yeterday of September 9, in remebrance of all the brave civilians and heroes who fought for their lives that devastating day. Each student was given a ribbon with 2 names of people who were killed in the attack on the world trade center. One name that I received, was that of Margaret. Unlike all the other friends, co workers, and beloved family members, I never knew what a wonderful person she was. I nevr suffered the pain of losing someone special in the attack. While I didnt know her, I thought about who she was and what she meant to everyone she knew yesterday as we all stood there in unison, reflecting on what happened ten years ago. As I stood there, I thought about how much Margaret would be missed by everyone that got the privelege of knowing her. So even though im not a family member or friend or co worker, I wanted to write this to honor Margaret and her struggle that wont ever be forgotten.
*** Posted by September 10, 2011 on 2011-09-10 ***
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We miss you!
*** Posted by Martha kodsy on 2011-05-02 ***
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I work for LHH, and our company rented space from Regus. I never met her and only had spoken with her a couple of times just before 9/11. I was watching CNN on 9/11, and a family member was holding a poster saying she was looking for her. I told my wife that I just spoken to her the day before.... For someone I never met, I always think about her and the family members looking for her. I just wanted the family to know that someone as far removed from this tragedy as I am thinks of her (as well as Jasper Baxter) every year when they read the names.
*** Posted by Jim S on 2010-09-11 ***
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I knew Margaret from Au Bon Pain, in Boston. She was a manager of another location. One of my better friends was in love with her ... or so he thought. He was too shy to tell her. I just remember her as being a fun-loving, silly girl ... an absolute mis-match for my shy, introverted friend. I only spent a short time with her, but I will always remember those days fondly. I know my friend does and will, too.
*** Posted by J.N. on 2008-09-12 ***
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I worked with Margaret when she was with BodyBilt, Inc. She was one of the sales reps who left a lasting memory with me. She was fun and vivacious and had this wonderful mischievousness about her! I have very fond memories, and pictures, of the last time we were together at the National Sales meeting. She will be forever in my memories and in my heart.
*** Posted by Nancy Harvey on 2007-09-11 ***
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I worked with Margaret at Regus Business Centers. She was in sales. She was so friendly and had a great bubbly personality. She really cared about you as a person. She was very excited about going to work at the WTC. I am still so sad that she was there.
*** Posted by Elaine Brophy Garvey on 2006-10-23 ***
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