In Memory of Peter Craig Alderman

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…In special memory of Peter Craig Alderman, whose last moments are etched in my memory forever and each of the innocent souls of 9 11, their families, friends and loved ones and The Heros! Much <3 forever in my heart

*** Posted by Jules on 2011-09-10 ***

Thank you Dr. and Mrs. Alderman for the blessed work you are doing in memory of your loving son, Peter.
Much respect and love,
Esther

*** Posted by Esther on 2011-09-07 ***

Peter, you will never be forgotten. My mom, Elaine, is a cousin of your grandmother, Margie, and both of their hearts were broken on 9/11.

*** Posted by Lynn Rosenbaum on 2011-05-02 ***

Years later I still think about you, Petey, and about the great times we shared: the laughs, the cheers, and I still miss your ability to make an entire room smile. My prayers for your family, and I know you're smiling down on us from heaven. Que Dios te de paz.

Always in my heart,
Your pal, "Fisty"

*** Posted by Richard Ovalle on 2011-03-22 ***

I completed mile #39 for you at 0455 hours. It was dark but my thoughts were bright. We will not forget you or the others. Michelle

*** Posted by Michelle Morgan on 2010-09-21 ***

We will never forget.

*** Posted by an American on 2010-09-14 ***

I heard Peter Alderman's name mentioned in this documentary about 9/11:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdt14rj0yFI

We love you, Peter, and all the other people who departed this life with you on 9/11. Rest in peace.

*** Posted by Sirena Mafnas on 2010-09-12 ***

Peter:

I have been thinking about you all day on this day of remembrance. I knew you since we were in 4th grade together at Fox Meadow. I am so sorry your life was cut short. But, one thing I know is that you enjoyed life and you lived everyday to its fullest. May your name always be a blessing, and may your spirit continue to to dwell amongst us. I love you Peter. Rest in Peace

*** Posted by Stacy Sokol on 2010-09-11 ***

To the family of Peter Alderman,

I’m sorry for your loss of Peter. My name is Cheyenne; I’m a student at Mountain View High School in Wyoming. I’m sitting in my English class, completing a project about finding a person on the computer that we can relate to. Before we started this project, we read some of the stories on the people in the World Trade Center on 9-11. While researching about some of the people, I found a story about Peter Alderman. When I began to read his story, I thought that he was a good man with a loving family that he was going to make it home to. Then I read about where the plane had hit, then all that I had thought would happen turned into a nightmare. I wish he could have returned to his loved ones. I also hope that Peter will live in your memories forever.

*** Posted by Cheyenne on 2009-10-05 ***

I took a photo and noticed a photo of Peter.... I just wanted to let you know that Peter will forever live in the hearts of every American.

Thank you,
Danny

*** Posted by Danny on 2009-04-11 ***

My deepest sympathy to Peter's family and loved ones.

I was looking up bios of family members when Peter's name came up as a World Trade Center victim. I have a second cousin named Peter Alderman, so I immediately looked for more info.

I am so sorry for your tremendous loss and pain. I hope you know the God of the universe and that "there is a natural body, and there is a spiritual body," (1 Corinthians 15:43) and "he that soweth to the Spirit shall of the Spirit reap life everlasting" (Galatians 6:8).

Again, I am so sorry for your loss. May the Lord comfort you.

*** Posted by Dorrie Alderman Blakney on 2007-09-09 ***

I didn't know Peter Alderman. I visited the Ground Zero site from the UK about nine months after 9/11. Peter's picture was on the railings around St Paul's, and I took a photograph of his picture and those of the other lost around him.

Now, nearly two years on, I know that Peter was at a meeting in the Window to the World at the top of the North Tower. I know that his mom's name is Liz. I have connected with Peter's life in a small way, but strangely, doing this, humanizing this tragedy, has somehow bought me a peace, a kind of closure to that terrible event.

I learned what I know about Peter from searching for his name online. And although I never knew him personally, I now know that the name of the person in my picture is Peter Craig Alderman, and that I will remember.

http://www.simonjones.co.uk/meanwhile/articles/2002/911victims.html

*** Posted by Simon Jones on 2003-09-06 ***

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