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In Tribute to
William Bernstein
44 years old. Residence: New York, N.Y.
Died in World Trade Center
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Bill was a very special human being ... compassionate, giving, loving, and he always knew the right thing to say! I miss him so much.
*** Posted by Evita on 2008-11-23 ***
9/11 is the hardest day for everyone whose lost their loved ones. I really think that William is a hero to me because he was one the heroes that saved many lives, and he's still remembered today because he is a wonderful man. We will never forget him because he is one the heroes of 9/11--the hardest day to remember for the ones whose lost their loved ones.
*** Posted by raisa fajardo on 2007-09-12 ***
I think of William as a hero. He was a great man and may he live a happy life away from home forever. My dads name is William. But, on 9/11 he had his only and last meeting at the World Trade Center. He got caught in traffic with his friend Dave. When they were walking over a sky bridge, his friend looked up and yelled. Long be-hold, my father say the plane crash. I still pray to god for making him caught in traffic and he still goes to work everyday in NY [we live in NJ] and whenever I see a low plane, I panic. Anyway, my father was only a few [2-3] blocks away from the crash and kept going hoping to save some lives. He saved a girl coming out who couldnt walk. He picked her up and ran with her. Im 12 and am wondering, why would someone stupid do something so terrible. Dont they know, what comes around goes around. I am going on a plane from Newark next Sunday and am still scared. But, do we even remeber the people who died in the Pentagon. When you type 9/11 under google, it says nothing about the Pentagon. Loads died there, think of them.
Kelly, NJ
*** Posted by Kelly on 2007-04-01 ***
I knew Billy Bernstein from the Avenue P Park and PS 238. I used to play basketball, softball and football with him and his brother Bobby back in the early to mid 1970's. It was only recently I learned of his untimely passing on that terrible day. As life took us to different schools and in different directions, I lost touch with him, as I have with many of the "kids" we used to hang out with and play ball with in those better days. I will always remember him as the good kid he was. May his brother Bobby and his family know no more sorrows.
*** Posted by Bill Ciment on 2007-02-21 ***
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This web site is affiliated with 24K Gold Music Shows - an oldies music showband performing in Central Florida. The members of the showband feel strongly that there were many heroes manifested during the onslaught of terror associated with 9-11, and present this site as a memorial to those whose lives were lost, and the loved ones they left behind.
24K Gold Music Shows perform primarily 50-60s Oldies, Elvis songs, DooWop, and older country music, as well as patriotic songs. All of the musicians, singers, dancers, and staff of the 24K Gold Music Shows extend their deepest sympathies to every one who lost loved ones on that terrible day.
24K Gold Music Shows performs an original song called "The Day America Cried", which is a 9-11 tribute song. In the live shows, they honor with the song not only the heroes of 9-11 but also those who are still alive: the police personnel, firefighters, emergency personnel, soldiers, and others who have served our country and kept us all safe.
Listen also to this beautiful, touching song "Love Can Build a Bridge" by 24K Gold Music Shows. Even though strictly speaking it's not a 9-11 memorial song, I still feel it is a very fitting song for the occasion!
In Tribute to
William Bernstein