In Memory of Michelle Marie Henrique

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Our prayers are with you. We here in Sanford, Florida will not forget.

*** Posted by Bob & Paula Myers on 2011-09-12 ***

pat u are in my thoughts today. I hope your happy memories help u through this difficult day
stephanie (with u in italy april 2011)

*** Posted by stephanie oliva on 2011-09-11 ***

I did not know you, Michelle, although I have been a friend of your brother for some years.... Among all those who are remembering you today, I ask to join their ranks in humble silence, praying for you, your loved ones, and all those you have inspired to carry on.

Forevermore yours in friendship and love,
Geoffrey

*** Posted by geoffrey straniere on 2009-09-10 ***

I never knew Michelle. I am in the military, and as a squad leader, I have made it a point with my young "Joes" to re-iterate why we must continue to press the fight. It has become tradition that each member of my squad reads out a name of one of the innocent victims of that tragic day and attempts to find any memoriam for the person that they name and reads tributes to that person to the rest of the team. That young "Joe" out of respect and as a tribute to the victim places their name inside their cover and continues the mission of bringing those terrorists to justice. To the family of Michelle: my sincere condolences.

*** Posted by Brian on 2008-04-28 ***

On the fifth anniversary of the attacks, I was watching the reading of the names and was stuck by how close Michelle's name is to my own. I, too, worked in one of the towers several years before 9/11. I was exactly her age when I sat at a desk at on the 34th floor of the South tower. Sitting at that desk, I never could have imagined that a few short years that so many lives could have been taken in such a tragic and devastating way. My sincere and heartfelt sympathy is with her family. May the memory of her time with you live on forever.

*** Posted by Michelle Marie Henriquez on 2006-11-07 ***

I did not know Michelle personally, but knew her Mom briefly. We grew up on the same block and chatted from time to time. One of my friends had a crush on her, but she chose another with whom she started her own family which included Michelle. Many years passed. September 11 happened. Then I saw Michelle's picture, the strong resemblence to her Mom, a vague recollection of her married circumstances, and other details I gleaned from newspaper accounts, etc. It wasn't hard to connect the dots. My deepest sympathy to all of Michelle's Family, friends and co-workers who knew her - something to which I cannot lay claim. Nevertheless, my heart aches.

*** Posted by Paul on 2006-10-19 ***

I met michelle a long time ago- and upon hearing of her passing, i visit her grave site often and i have befriended her mother who is the most wonderful women i think has ever lived on this earth. i pray for michelle everyday & i promised her i
WOULD
ALWAYS be here for her mom. i met michele through her brother when we used to work next to each other. i ask that you all pray for this beautiful person who i know is in the arms of the Lord & that you pray for her incrediable mother who i know is proud of michelle & that michelle is of her as well. as for every anniversary, i will be at michelle's grave with 2 dozen YELLOW roses to let her know that We Will Never Forget. REST IN PEACE. WE LOVE YOU

*** Posted by rosie frulio on 2006-05-21 ***

I worked with Michelle in the tower.  She had beautiful eyes that matched her hair and was always smiling and brightened up the place.  It was horrible to learn she was one of the close to 100 co-workers that were lost that day.  Of them all her death the hardest for me to deal with because of the way she was.

*** Posted by Ed Schmitt on 2006-02-28 ***

I didn't know Michelle but I saw a program about 9/11 that featured her along with other victims. Her family had a video of her at a party dancing, and she looked so full of life. I felt so bad to think of her life cut short, along with all the other victims. But now she is with the Lord and in a far better place.

*** Posted by Marianne on 2005-09-11 ***

To Michelle's Family-
  It has been too dificult to come to terms with 9/11- Please accept my deepest sympathies for your loss.  I have lost too!  Michelle was a very dear friend to me and I cannot forget nor replace the good times we had and the memories that we shared. I regret not keeping in touch with her- as I moved away shortly after graduating school.  I cried for days after I saw her picture on TV- "No, not Michelle!" This is what my husband heard me say night after night.  I recall many halloweens spent with her and I still have birthday cards signed by her as well as the best friend charm that she had given me in 8th grade at Bernstein.  I weep every time I think of how much I miss her and how much Christina must miss her. I look in my yearbooks regularly and read her thought wishes over and over- that was Michelle- thoughtful- loving- charming and most of all always there when you needed a shoulder to cry on... Words cannot express my sorrow or pain let alone understand yours! I hope to see Michelle again one day- for I know she sits proudly in the hands of the Lord for she is one angel that I hope watches over me!  I miss her- her laugh and her smile!  Every now and then I can still hear her laugh- A very infectous laugh! I wish she could hear me thanking her for being such an unconditional trustworthy friend--- She will be forever missed by me.. Your friend Forever Michelle--- Alexis :-)

*** Posted by Alexis Dilks ( Wangenstein) on 2003-09-10 ***

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