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Robert Minara
54 years old. Residence: Carmel, N.Y.
Died in World Trade Center
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I did not know Robert, but today I climbed 110 stories in the Charlotte Firefighters Memorial Stair Climb in his honor. I wanted to express my deepest respect to his family and friends. God bless you all.
*** Posted by Dennis Hines on 2011-09-11 ***
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Thank you for your total courage and sacrifice, Bobby. You will be remembered in gratitude always.
*** Posted by Shelley Evans on 2011-09-10 ***
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I did not know this man who continues to live in the hearts of those who love him, but I want to honor his memory as we remember this tragic time in the history of our country. May you be strengthened and comforted as our country remembers. God bless you and keep you close to Him.
*** Posted by Barbara on 2011-09-09 ***
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You are not forgotten in my prayers! I love you!
*** Posted by Carrie Lee on 2010-01-06 ***
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On the 11th of September I participated in a memorial stair climb here in Colorado to honor the 343 firefighters and their families. Again I carried a photo of Robert. After the stair climb was finished, the photo of Robert was returned to my locker at work. I wanted Paula and her family to know that it is not just once a year that I think about them and Robert. Every morning that I go to work, I look at his picture and am reminded of their sacrifice.
Jose
*** Posted by Joseph Blackwell on 2009-10-12 ***
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I have never forgotten Bobby. Today I had to say so. My heart goes out to Paula, and to all who loved and lost this wonderful man.
*** Posted by Amy Stoller on 2009-09-11 ***
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I've posted a tribute to 'Bobby' on my website this year. Please feel free to email me for a link: bookofliars@gmail.com. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you on this most difficult of days.
Pax,
Michaelm
*** Posted by Michaelm on 2009-09-10 ***
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I never was lucky enough to meet this man but did know his wife Paula. I am glad he had her in his life but so saddened she had to suffer this tragic loss. 911 is a day so many of us will never forget, a day I will never understand. May God deliver Peace and Comfort to his family.
*** Posted by Gean Sangineto on 2009-09-08 ***
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You are in our thoughts and in our prayers.
Love,
The Ayala Family
*** Posted by the Ayala Family on 2009-04-20 ***
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I only learned of Robert's death a few weeks ago. I had never imagined that 9-1-1 had hit so close to home. To think that a friend which I grew up with suffers so much from the loss of a husband, best friend, and soul mate brings a fresh anger, sadness, and reality to the events of September 11th, 2001. This proves we will NEVER forget. God bless Robert Minara.
*** Posted by John Battiloro on 2008-12-29 ***
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I didn't know Robert Minara, but may peace be upon him and his family. Peace for all the departures from this world.
Djahida (a Muslim woman living in France)
*** Posted by Djahida Bint Abdel’Azim on 2008-09-15 ***
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Hello, my name is Jose, and I'm a firefighter with Arvada Fire Dept. in Colorado. I did not know Robert, nor do I know his family. Yesterday I participated in the 4th annual Denver Metro Area Firefighters Memorial Stair climb to commemorate the lives of those lost on Sept. 11th, 2001. This is not about me or any accomplishments I have done, but is about those that heroically gave their lives to protect and help others on that tragic day. I carried a photograph of Robert Minara with me and thought about what he went through on that day and what his family has endured since that day. I'm writing today to let it be known that Robert and his family are not forgotten and that their sacrifice will never be forgotten.
*** Posted by Joseph Blackwell on 2008-09-12 ***
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It is almost 7 years since my husband was killed in the WTC. Many people seem to think that many of us have moved on, but I can tell you that is not always the case. I have learned to live with my pain and grief through intense counseling and the support and love of family, friends, and my FDNY family. Coping with the grief of this traumatic loss has been like being thrown into a raging sea. You get beat up as you battle the waves trying to reach safety, then all of sudden you are thrown onto the beach, battered and bruised, and you finally stand up and breathe. My husband Bobby will never leave my heart and mind. He is with me always.
*** Posted by Paula Minara on 2008-07-04 ***
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Robert is my cousin on my moms side.(her maiden name is Ledwith). Im sorry to say I never met him.. I only have stories of what my mom tells me about him. I tried looking for stuff on here after it hapened, but I guess it was too soon, but im glad I found this site. I just wanted to add that I have a 2 year old son and his name is Damian Robert Jaenchen, in memory of my cousin.. If anyone would like to reach me, my e-mail address frddrstivr01@yahoo.com..
Your forever in my heart..
*** Posted by Sarah Jaenchen on 2006-09-11 ***
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The last time I was with Bob was July of 2001. Bob and Paula and my brothers Tom and Mike were all together to celebrate the baptisim of my daughter's triplets, John, Michael, and Thomas. He was his usual happy self and he had
three shirts from the firehouse for the boys (they still wear them). Bob was going to retire in September and I remember Paula telling us she had a "sick feeling" and she wished he would leave now. Bob laughed and said "I'm 54, how can I retire "He felt guilty". I'll always remember that day.
*** Posted by Rita on 2006-07-27 ***
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My Stepfather Robert Minara was a loving man. He was more than a Stepfather, he was a friend. He means the world to me, just because he's gone in body doesn't mean he's gone in spirit. He is with me everyday and helping me everyday. I miss his smile, I miss his laughter...I miss how a room lite up when he walked in. A man who loved life and lived life as he loved it. He will always be remembered. Your family loves you and misses you Bobby!!
*** Posted by Roseann Nask on 2005-08-14 ***
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how can we forget?
*** Posted by grunto on 2004-09-11 ***
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