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Montgomery McCullough Hord
46 years old. Residence: Pelham, N.Y.
Died in World Trade Center
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A lovely tribute by your daughter at the 9/11 memorial service in NYC. May the Lord bless your soul and your family on earth and may your children live to make you proud.
*** Posted by john on 2011-09-11 ***
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A lovely tribute by your daughter at the 9/11 memorial service in NYC. May the Lord bless your soul and your family on earth and may your children live to make you proud.
*** Posted by john on 2011-09-11 ***
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I think about Monty often. We worked together years ago at Dean Witter in Chicago. He had a great sense of humor and was very kind. Loved talking about his family in Nebraska. He loved pulling practical jokes. During a visit to his apartment, he was very proud to show me an award winning photograph of his boyhood home in Nebraska. An all around good guy, and I miss him.
*** Posted by Tom Palka on 2010-09-10 ***
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My brother, Tom, recently mentioned to my sister and me that Monte had died in the World Trade Center and asked if he was around one of our ages. I said he was the same age as I am and a good friend of mine when I went to town school in Central City.
I went to a country school for elementary, except for first grade. Then when the school (District 8) burned down, I went back to town for 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grades (then I went to Nebraska Christian). I just remembered to look at this site. I don't know if anyone from the family ever looks at it anymore, but I just remember Monte as a very nice guy. We had fun in school in our little town. I never imagined that anyone I knew was working in the Trade Center that day!
I will always think of Monte and his family now whenever 9/11 is mentioned and say a prayer for you all in remembering your loss. May God sustain you.
Love,
Rachel
*** Posted by Rachel Martin Dugger on 2009-09-13 ***
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I never knew you, but I will miss you.
*** Posted by John Hord on 2009-03-11 ***
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Just happened to come by this page looking for something else. Hord is such an usual name, and it caught my attention. I did not know this person, but it made me remember all the lost lives on 9-11. I'm very sorry for your loss and the heartache of that day. I will never forget that day! Ever!
*** Posted by Roy T. Hord on 2009-01-23 ***
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I have a lot of good memories with you and your family in Central City. So sorry you left this world so early. You live on in the hearts of many.
Larry
*** Posted by Larry Reeves on 2008-01-27 ***
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On this sixth anniversary of the Twin Towers devastation, I'm thinking of you, Monte, remembering our families growing up together in our small town, your handsome face and contagious laugh... My prayers are with your beautiful wife and children. Know you are in my heart, my friend.
Denice
*** Posted by Denice Larsen Kruse on 2007-09-11 ***
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Thank you for always being with me. We miss you every day. I love you every day.
*** Posted by Lisa Hord on 2007-03-09 ***
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my deepest sympathy goes out to the family of Montgomery McCullough Hord.. my name is michele hord fryman and I was searching the net to see if I had any relatives or distant relatives who might have died on that day (9-11-01). I've also been doing a family tree/geneology of my whole family... may God bless you all in all you say and do, and always keep Him first in your lives...
In Christ,
Michele Hord-Fryman
*** Posted by michele hord fryman on 2007-02-18 ***
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Dear Monte,
I only got to know you a couple of weeks when I had the great oppurtunity to stay with your family in 2001. I wish I could have spent more time with you. When I think of you, I always have a little smile on my face - because it is your laugh, the way you make jokes and your cheerfulness I remember. I still have one of your 2 Dollar notes on my desk. Monte, I will never ever forget you and the way you made me smile.
Lisi
*** Posted by Lisanne Kühnert on 2006-11-22 ***
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Dear dad,
I have been thinking about you a lot recently, and I don't know why. I think it's because it's not fair that you had to leave this world, and I am only just now realizing what happened. You were a great dad, and I know that would have continued if you were still here today. I hope to see you in heaven some day. Miss you like crazy dad,
Molly Dolly
*** Posted by molly hord on 2006-10-19 ***
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Monty, I knew you only through Lisa but it doesn't seem to matter.
*** Posted by Bridget Miller on 2006-09-11 ***
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A small town to a big place, but no one has forgotten Monte who we all knew, and his family that most of us have not had the honor of knowing, except in our thoughts and prayers.
*** Posted by Larry Campbell on 2006-09-11 ***
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we came from a small town of Central City NE. Where everyone knew everybody. 2 years later and you still haven't been forgotten.
*** Posted by susie torpin henk on 2003-10-18 ***
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MISS YOU MAN. THANKS FOR YOUR GRATITUDE
*** Posted by FREDDI on 2003-09-11 ***
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