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Leslie Hall
July 8, 2006
As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life’s routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
bobbie zahorodnij
July 7, 2006
Be Still
Be still like the grass on a melancholy summer day
Be still like desert shrub.
Be calm and you will hear your loved one speak, in the stillness, in the calm, their love resounds.
If you are still this promise I make, you will hear the voice of your loved one helping you along your way.
Debbie Loyer
July 7, 2006
On the 1 year anniversary of the tragedy, we remember and pray for those who were lost and injured on that terrible day. May God Bless you All.
TERESA HUNTER NEE BREEN
March 7, 2006
GOD BLESS YOU ALL
How you can show support
debbie belcher
February 13, 2006
london will not give up we areto good for that im from the best city in the world and we will fight for our lost forever god bless u all,
Andrew Brennan
August 8, 2005
Deepest Sympathy to the relatives of those murdered. Heartfelt Appreciation to the people of London for their courage and bravery.
Paula Ferla
July 18, 2005
With my deepest sympathy and heartfelt condolences to all the families and friends of those in Great Britian. You stand not alone. We , the United States, are by you side.
You are in my thoughts and prayers. They are, and always will be remembered.
miriam wolff
July 17, 2005
Living here in Israel, i can
understand and feel what the families
are going through.
My deepest and sicerest condolences
to all those who have lost
their loved ones...
Bimal Rai
July 17, 2005
My deepest sympathy to the innocent victims of terrorism. Let's unite and fight against terrorism.
Shay & Roy Kasper
July 16, 2005
Dear Friends in London and Great Britain, Our hearts ache with you in the midst of the evil atrocity which has occurred. You are in our thoughts and prayers. May God's spirit help you overcome this tragedy and bring you peace.
MARIO R. CAMPOS
July 15, 2005
OUR PRAYERS WITH YOU ALL. I FEEL A VERY DEEP SADDNESS FOR WHAT HAPPENED
CHRISTINA EDMONDS
July 15, 2005
MY THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU ALL. I TRUST FAMILY AND FRIENDS ARE CLOSE TO YOU AT THIS TIME. SO SAD THAT SUCH A SMALL NUMBER OF VIOLENT PEOPLE COULD CAUSE SUCH A HUGE AMOUNT OF HEARTACHE IN OUR WORLD. YOU ARE IN MY PRAYERS.
Glenna Todovich
July 15, 2005
My sincere condolences to all families in London. These senseless attacks are evil and SHOULD NOT happen anywhere. I will remember you in my prayers,May God Bless each and everyone of you.
Vicki Hicks
July 14, 2005
As I sat and watched the news I was mortified that yet another terrorist attach was succesful in hurting the inocent. My prayers go out to all of the victims and their families. May the hands of the Lord hold you up in your time of grief.
Debbie Loyer
July 14, 2005
My thoughts and prayers go out to everyone who lost someone in the tragedy and to those who were injured in it. I pray that you heal both physically and emotionally very quickly. God Bless You All.
Renee Lorraine
July 14, 2005
I am at a loss for words for these tragedies that have struck your great country.
We (my entire family) stopped to observe the two minutes of silence in honor and remembrance of those lost, and to those who survived, and to the brave soles (fire, police, and other personnel who helped to locate victims (I wish I could name each and every one of them). Please know that the U.S. is behind you 100%! God bless everyone!
Anita Antoniades
July 14, 2005
To All The Families,
For all of you that made it and to all the families who's loved ones didn't, know that you're all in my thoughts and prayers. A big unity hug from Agoura Hills, California
Sincerely,
Anita Antoniades
Patti Weyman
July 14, 2005
You are all in my thoughts and prayers
Kim Rydbom
July 14, 2005
My thoughts and prayers are with all who had loved ones injured, lost or are still missing. May God bless you all and comfort you. May God bring healing to the injured and the missing home safely. May you see how much God loves you through the love and comfort you receive. May your memories of your loved ones keep you.
karen
July 13, 2005
My heart go out the all the people effect by the bombings. I wish to send my prays to those how lost loved one. May god bless each and everyone of you!
karen
July 13, 2005
My heart go out the all the people effect by the bombings. I wish to send my prays to those how lost loved one.
Joe Garcia
July 13, 2005
With deepest sympathies to those who have lost love ones in the bombing. America stands with you in your time of grief and know that God is with you as well.
Joan Hughes
July 13, 2005
May God bless the people of England and give them strength to get through this tragedy.
Amy Munro and Rufus Howe
July 13, 2005
Our deepest heartfelt sympathies to the families and friends of all the victims. This is a massive tragedy that has ruined soo many lives. Our prayers are with you all.
Dawn Hindmarsh
July 13, 2005
We wish to send our deepest sympathy to all the people of London, who were injured or lost a loved one. England will never be afraid to stand against terrorism. Our prayers are with everybody who is a victim of terrorism.
The Hindmarsh Family
Emily Salmon
July 13, 2005
My family and I want everyone in London to know that we are praying for you and feel so sorry about this horrible incident. We have visited London several times and look on it as our second home.
Charity Idle
July 12, 2005
My family and I are praying for all of the families who have lost a loved one in this travesty. I hope that our two countries can come together and help stop these horrible events from happening again. I hope and pray that we can help each other in this time of darkness and horror to find a common goal and stop these people from hurting another brother or sister, mother or father, daughter or son. We are all connected in this life and it is short I just hope that as one person I can help in my way to give comfort to anyone and try to seek peace. I and my family send our love and support to all of the country of england.
Kelli Willis
July 12, 2005
My daughter and I were in London on the 3rd and 4th of July. We enjoyed it there so much. We rode the tube around London and had such a wonderful time. Everyone we met was vey nice. It made me incredibly sad when I heard about the bombings. I love your city and the people. My prayers are with the victims, their families and the people of London.
Carl Hokanson
July 12, 2005
I wish to extend my condolences to the families who losted loved ones during the recent tragedy in London. When our country was attacked in 2001, one of the most moving moments for many of us came when our National Anthem was played in London. It is during times like these that one realizes who their true friends are. If we can help in any way, please let us know. God save the Queen and God Bless the Brits.
Callie Freed
July 12, 2005
First and foremost, thank you for being the wonderful people and nation that you are. Admist all the tragedies that you have gone through as a people, you have always managed to inspire others with your quiet resiliency and dignity. It is that very spirit that will see you through these trying times. I find great comfort in knowing that such a noble spirit triumphs in an often bleak and senseless world.
melody chalk
July 12, 2005
my heart will always be with all the families that lost a loved one, may god keep you safe and lift you
Maria E Hart
July 12, 2005
To all the families who have lost loved ones friends and famil and for those still searching for their missing loved ones friends and family my heart breaks for you all and may you continue to have courage and hang in there with your continued resolve you are all in my thoughts may you continue to keep strong God Bless You ALL
With Love
Maria and All of
The Heart Family
x
Brenda Phillips
July 11, 2005
My heartfelt condolences to the families and friends of those who died. I share your sorrow.
tina jones
July 11, 2005
Our thoughts and prayers are will all the families who have lost loved ones on this tragic day...and our thanks go out to the Emergency Services for all there help...
Joan Packer
July 11, 2005
As a young teenager I lived through World War II in my native England. I know the strength and courage of my countrymen and I applaud the way you are conducting yourselves. God bless!
victoria moss
July 11, 2005
i would like to say how touched i am by reading all these messages, thank you to you all
Victor and Anita Silveira
July 11, 2005
My family and I want to express our deepest condolences and we pray to God for guidance and comfort to all.
God Bless All!
victoria moss
July 11, 2005
my heart goes out to all those who perished and their family's my god bless you all.
Kim Hardy
July 11, 2005
May God hold you in his arms and close to his heart in your time of sorrow. The American people support you and extend our deepest sympathy.
Matt Robin
July 11, 2005
Born and raised Londoner offering my deepest respects for all the innocent victims involved, and my unflinching sympathy for their families and friends during such a difficult time.
You have the support of the people you already know, and you also have the support of the best city in the world, the support of our entire nation, and many countries across the globe.
These victims shall never be forgotten.
Tony Wojo
July 11, 2005
My deepest sympathy to all Londoners, I have been to London several times, will take London over Paris anytime.
Lori Grandy
July 11, 2005
My thoughts of sympathy and compassion to all the people of London especially those who are devastated by loss and grief.
My thoughts are also extended to all the emergency personnel and police helping with the security and recovery. God Bless you, and don't be afraid because you are all so very brave.
laura harding
July 11, 2005
You are all in my thoughts
Mary Maher
July 11, 2005
My deepest sympathies to all the friends and families of those injured and for those who lost their lives.
Juliana Greco
July 11, 2005
Having worked with The Foreign Office and the DTI, I made many friends throughout the UK. My sympathy runs deep for the victims, their family and friends, as well as a country which is like my second home. You are always in my prayers.
Pam Wheeler
July 11, 2005
Our sorrow here in America is deep and our prayers are with you all. May God Bless those who perished in the bombings - and their families.
We support you all.
Ann Lauth
July 11, 2005
Americans are behind you and support you in your time of grief. My sympathies to all. Be strong.
Margie Middleton
July 10, 2005
All Americans share your sorrow. We will continue to pray for the victims and their families.
Ann Gruden
July 10, 2005
With deepest empathy for all affected by this tragedy, irrespective of race, creed, color or religion. My heart tearfully reaches out to all....
May the POWER and FORCE that unites humanity - however an individual chooses to define that force - save all from the tyranny of fanactism, especially to those who are mislead to believe that good can come from random murder. NO God condones murder of the innocent.
Kristen S
July 10, 2005
I cannot understand why someone would want to do such an act. I was in London last weekend and I can only imagine the horror the bombings caused these past few days. My condolences to all the families affected by this tragedy.
Bob Root
July 10, 2005
The American People are with all of the people of Great Britain during this time of sadness. Your country has been a great ally during our time of need, and now it is our time to return the favor. May God bless your nation.
Anna Pape
July 10, 2005
My condolences go to the Britons of London and England. And I understand even if you have not lost a loved one somehow you still have lost someone. And to the victims families and friends... my sympathy. Ann
S. Hamm
July 10, 2005
My deepest sympathy, condolences, and prayers to our beloved British brothers and sisters.
Nancy Elizabeth
July 10, 2005
My sympathy to all of London, and especially to those directly affected. I pray that you are okay Richard.
Ed Sheppard
July 10, 2005
We all mourn with the world as we did for 9-11 in New York City. London is still the safest City in the world. I just got back from 3 weeks vacation in and around London and returned home determined to return to the City next year. My plans have not changed. Londoneers I will visit your wonderful city next August and pay tribute to those who innocently lost their lives and were injured as a result of this senseless act of violence. Remember Sir W Churchill's wonderful works of encouragement and pride so many years ago regarding victory and determination.
Raul Picart
July 10, 2005
America stands with you during this difficult and tragic time. We are all Londoners now.
Yhanina Nassar
July 10, 2005
Im so sorry this tragedy, but i will pray for all our world and for all the people who die in that very hard day for all the people. Take care and God bless.
Patricia Tallman
July 9, 2005
I am proud to be British and proud at the way my fellow country people handled this crisis, with strength and dignity as British people always do. God be with you all and bless you. Stay strong and keep your chins up. We shall always prevail. Love to all Patricia (nee Ramsden - Kirkby Merseyside. )
Betty De Milde
July 9, 2005
People of London please know that you are in my prayers. I am so sorry you had to suffer this. I am also awed by your determination to go on.
Jennifer Willis
July 9, 2005
I was in London on the third and fourth of July and am terribly saddened by the act of terrorism that took place. I am praying that all will be well for those who inhabit London and the rest of England. I hope that all will be restored and back in use and that those who fell on that very sad day will be remembered. God Bless all who are victims of this tragedy.
Alex Brandt
July 9, 2005
The papers were right today - these terrorists picked on the wrong people. It's really touching to see so much support from all around the world and together we WILL combat terrorism by not allowing them to destruct our daily life. My sincere condolences to those who have lost family and loved ones in this horrific tragedy. No-one deserved this but something will be learnt by those that caused it - You cannot dictate dictatorship because it's wrong and will never be the way the British people choose to live. God rest in peace and thank you to all our friends in the world who have offered support x
Michael and Josephine Gavigan
July 9, 2005
Our thoughts go out to the familys of the people who have been killed or injured in this attack.
C Frazier
July 9, 2005
My condolences to all who that lost loved ones. London is a great city and you will pull through this terrible time with your heads held high. God Bless You All.
Stephanie Bailey
July 9, 2005
May God bless those who were injured in such a terrible tragedy, and to those families who lost Love Ones. You have my heartfelt sympathies during this most difficult time.
Lois Vaughn
July 9, 2005
I was in your lovely country on the fourth of July and road your subway at the very point of the bombing. I cannot put into words how saddened and helpless I feel for all of you who have suffered. Just know that we are all there with you in spirit and are sending our strength, prayers and thoughts your way.
Blessed Be.
Much Love,
Lois Vaughn
Jared Mullins
July 9, 2005
I would like to say that i am very sorry for what has happen to the Britians over the years. 2 days ago was the London bombing and what i saw the day after is the best thing you guys could do. Go like nothing has happened and do as it was a normal day. I am very proud of the Londoners with there resolve and not to let this no get them down.My family and I send our best wishes to the familes that have lost love ones. Also i was very touched by a friend of mine that was hurt in the attacks. She is a very strong woman as is the whole U.K. people.
Stuart Rivers
July 9, 2005
As a Brit living out of the country, I can tell you all that I have never felt prouder to be British! Keep on going, never change, don't be intimidated. My thoughts are with all of you, especially the families of the victims. (Stuart - Ecuador)
Veronica Salazar
July 9, 2005
Some years ago I lived in London, and I have many fond memories of This city, many times I took the tube to Edgware road as I lived in Colindale. Thursday morning really shook me up and brought back all those memories. From this beautiful island in the caribean my prayers go out to everyone in London to keep strong and say NO to terrorism.
Stephen and Kristi Spackman
July 9, 2005
We wanted to express our sincerest condolences to one of the greatest cities in the world. As an English family living abroad, we share in your grief. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Sean & Pamela
July 9, 2005
My condolences to all the families that lost their loved ones.
--- bowsteady !
July 9, 2005
just to say that i hope that all the innocent people that got killed in the london attacks 2005 rest in peace and my thoughts are with the families and loved ones that are left behind xxx
amber dalby
July 9, 2005
I am terribly sorry for what has been happening in the last couple of days. I hope everything gets sorted out and you can be happy again.
Cindy LeSieur
July 9, 2005
I would like to express my condolences to the families of Great Britain who have lost loved ones. Let this time be a time of gathering together and remembrance, as well as strength and courage .
kandra riedel
July 9, 2005
We wish the victims and their families condolences on their suffering in these terroristic attacks.
Anita Ferla
July 9, 2005
My deepest condolences to our brothers and sisters in Great Britain. May God be with you, and know that the citizens of the United States stand by you now and forever.
God bless Prime Minister Blair.
Sincerely, Anita Ferla
Warwick, RI
Ben Ward
July 9, 2005
i feel so sad for the people involved my condolences go out to everyone rest in peace god bless we are strong and they can't bring us down. thank you to people who tryed saving others and the emergency services you done us proud
Marian Quinlan Curtin
July 9, 2005
My condolences to all the families who lost loved ones. I do not condone what happened, is all this carnage ever going to end.
mary monaghan
July 9, 2005
keep your chin high dont let them see there evil ways are hurting you
Mr&Mrs Jim&Diana Sullivan
July 9, 2005
sorry to here of your tragedy, we hope you have luck in finding your loved ones, God be with you.
Matt Wheeler
July 9, 2005
Best wishes and God Bless. You're in our prayers.
Elizabeth McGill
July 9, 2005
We are so sorry for your loss, but we know that your country is strong and will carry on as you always have. God bless you all and keep you safe! You are in our prayers!
Marilyn Andersen
July 9, 2005
Our sympathies are with you. We hope our actions in Iraq will eventually make a more peaceful world.
Julie Morrison
July 9, 2005
I was horrified to hear of the bombings in London, but my heart has soared to learn that the British people remain strong as ever. Your attitude and conduct, whether it was during the bombings in World War II or this latest terrorist attack is admirable. Admirable is not a sufficient word.
God Bless Great Britain and her wonderful, strong people.
Kenneth McKinney
July 9, 2005
My wife Ruth and I would like to express our deepest sympathies to the victims and their friends and families.
Frances Modonas
July 9, 2005
To or Brothers and Sisters in London our hearts go out to you our tears are falling once agian. My family and I feel as if we have been hit agian. In some ways we Americans also see England as our home. We Must stand together. What happens to you happens to us. . May God Bless you all and Please know that you are in our prayers.
Darin
July 9, 2005
i am so sorry for the loss of precious life in your incredible city. i am so sorry. all of us in the US send our condolences.
i am so sorry this planet is such a wreck. i send my deepest regrets to all londoners. you are in my heart and thoughts.
Jimmy Garcia
July 9, 2005
My deepest condolences to our brothers and sisters in Great Britain. May God be with you, and know that the citizens of the United States stand by you now and forever.
Raymond, Liana & George Roca
July 9, 2005
Condolences towards all the people of London who were affected by the bombings. We stand by you.
Jennifer Santoro
July 9, 2005
Mythoughts and prayers go out to all families involved in these terrorist attacks. I've always known Britain to be a wonderful and strong country and am still planning on visiting your beautiful land in the near future. for all of my family and friends visiting now,the Mckissicks and Natasha Birtle, my prayers are said every night for your safe return.
Kathleen McCrory
July 9, 2005
My thoughts and prayers are with all those who are injured or bereaved by the Bombs.
I was lucky, My daughter who lives in London was at home that morning and not on her way to work.
Sally Fiducia
July 9, 2005
It has been so many years since I visited London and traveled by subway and took your wonderful tour buses throughout the city and countryside. We stayed near Regents Park and probably used the subway that was bombed. Back in 1977, there were other worldly concerns, but we were young and carefree.
You're heritage is that you are strong and resilient and no matter what they try to do you will triumph over their anarchy.
Sincere condolences to all families.
You are in our prayers and thoughts.
Darlene Hiler
July 8, 2005
I have been to London twice in my life, their isn't a more beautiful city, more gracious people and I felt like I was home. The bombing tore at my heart and it felt like 9/11 again. Their is nothing I nor anyone else can say but how sorry we are to all the injuried and those who lost their family members. Our love and sympathy go out to all.
Bill Russell
July 8, 2005
Our thoughts are with all of you and together we will overcome those who wish to do harm and make the world a better place for all of us
God Bless
Roger & Jill Roop
July 8, 2005
Our thoughts and prayers are with the people of London, England, my wife's homeland. God Bless You All.
susan george
July 8, 2005
my heart goes out to all of you
sandra turner
July 8, 2005
After reading your messages, I would just like to thank you all for your kind words at thoughts at this time. Thank you.
Rossina and Ken Harrell
July 8, 2005
Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of the victims, the rescue workers and law enforcement personnel involved. May God bless each and everyone.
Stephanie Bosch
July 8, 2005
God Bless you and your families. You are in our thoughts and our prayers.
Kirsten Person
July 8, 2005
Our hearts just go out to the people of London and we are so horribly sorry that they are going through this tragedy. The first time I went to London we stayed in Russell Square and I have many happy memories of that area especially. God bless and keep you all. Please know that America is hurting with you.
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