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John Berti
September 11, 2024
I was given Shannon´s name at our Chapel today in Nashville Tn. Praying for his Family and all that knew him .
Eric Kingsbury
September 11, 2024
Miss you my friend, think about you often. This day will never be easy.
Chris
September 10, 2024
2024 - I still say your name and won't ever forget you.
Chris
September 11, 2023
Another year but not forgotten Shannon. To your family, I hope the years have brought some measure of peace. God bless them and may God hold you in His arms always.
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Darlene T
April 23, 2023
My heart goes out to Shannon´s family. I randomly came upon this and I am still saddened by 9/11. I´m sure it´s a day your family never forgets. Love to you all. We never forget; holding your loved one in our hearts. What an amazing young guy Shannon was. Blessings.
Chris (Wilmington NC)
September 11, 2022
2022. Never forgotten, Shannon.
Debby Tzolov
September 11, 2022
My heart goes out to you and your family... such a tragic loss which has affected history. Prayers!! I work with your daughter Kylie, she´s a wonderful teacher!
bailey jernigan
September 9, 2022
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
Christina Vivalo
September 18, 2021
We will never forget. Rest In Peace.
Paige Young
September 16, 2021
Dear Gwyn Adams, I am truly sorry for the loss of your son. He was an unfortunate victim of a horrible terrorist attack, yet we shall never forget him. He seemed like such a wonderful young man. He achieved so much considering he grew up in such a small town. We are all proud of him and his achievements.
Chris
September 14, 2021
So many years ago, Shannon's bio endeared me to him immediately, and ever since, inexplicably, somehow I am connected to him for life. If only to remember his name, and the small glimmer of his personality that I've learned about. I don't think about him only on anniversary dates, there are random moments throughout the year that Shannon crosses my mind. God Bless you Shannon and God Bless your family. Never ever forgotten.
Scott Kettman
September 11, 2021
I came here Sep 11 2021 by way of a challenge to select at random a name from the 9/11 memorial page and then research that person. To remember one who is no longer with us. What struck me most was that Shannon was only 25 years old. So much life laid ahead of him. We lost so many at far too young an age on that day. RIP Shannon, gone my friend but never forgotten. Its said that a person dies twice. Once when the soul leaves the body and again the last time their name is spoken. So speak of those that are no longer with us often and with fondness.
Dave Falvo
September 10, 2021
While living and working in Star Lake, I got to know Shannon through his Uncles Don and Larry and on this 20 year anniversary of the event I'm thinking about how Shannon had a way of bringing out the best in people and about his charismatic smile and demeanor. RIP Shannon and my continued condolences go out to his family, extended family, and his many friends.
Cindy Roe
August 30, 2021
Remembering Shannon on the 20th anniversary of 9/11....
Shannon
September 12, 2020
Peace and love to those who knew Shannon
Josh
September 11, 2020
I might not know who this is but R.I.P Shannon. You are a great guy who lost his life. You will be missed by many.
Lesley Weathers
September 11, 2020
Prayers and remembrance to this family especially today
Chris
September 9, 2020
I hope you're dancing with the angels Handsome. I'll never forget.
September 13, 2019
We will never forget. Rest in peace.
Kathleen Adams
June 19, 2019
Hi, We visited, while getting ready to celebrate, Cass Adams', graduation from high school. FAMILY, prayers, of comfort strength, resiliance . What a touching light ...Kathy Adam's, Long Beach, Ca.
The Kindred Family
October 29, 2018
Your family is in our thoughts as we send our heartfelt condolences. Daily may God continue to give the needed strength to cope. Shannon will always be fondly remembered and missed.
September 11, 2017
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family
Louise Scalzo
March 29, 2017
Rest in Peace Shannon, God bless your family and friends.
September 8, 2015
Gone but never forgotten.He lives on thru all the memories his family has.
Elvia Ferrell
March 6, 2015
To the Family & Friends of Shannon,
I am so sorry for the loss of Your Loved One!
Although much time has passed the memory of Our Dear Loved Ones is still ever so present.
When these tragedies occur, we often ask ourselves; Why bad things happen to good people?
You can find comfort in knowing that pain & sadness were never Gods original purpose for the families.
He will keep His promise and restore peace & unity to all mankind.
He will not forget Our Dear Loved Ones!
Psalms 37:10 & 11
Isaiah 45:18
Sending Warm Greetings,
Evie
September 12, 2014
Never to be forgotten
drakes
September 12, 2014
u will never be forgotten in this town
Kelly Janack King
September 12, 2014
My thoughts and prayers are with you all. I will think of him always.
Heidi Hartmann
September 12, 2014
Always Remembered! from the Hitchman/Hartmann Families
Todd Shaw
September 12, 2014
Shannon you will always be in are thoughts. Your smile always remembered, to put a smile on our faces. May thoughts and prayers always be with your family and friends. RIP brother.
Tara Thivierge
September 12, 2014
Such a fine representative of our small community. Smart, friendly, hardworking, a young man raised right. Every year his memory acts as a reminder to us to be better in our own lives.
Will Austin
September 11, 2014
May you Rest In Peace buddy.
I made this for Shannon and wear it every year!
Terri Silsby
September 11, 2014
Terri Silsby
September 11, 2014
Thinking of you and your family!
Kathy LeRoux
September 11, 2014
We will always remember you Shanon. You always brought a smile to my face lovey.
Kristie Solon
September 11, 2014
Another year passes and it still seems like yesterday. September 11th 2001 is a day we will never forget but don't want to remember. Shannon and his family are always in our thoughts and there are nothing but good memories of what a terrific person Shannon was and the smile he wore will always be remembered!
Kylie
September 11, 2014
You may be gone, but you are always close to my heart!
I love and miss you brother!
Joyce Burchfield
January 25, 2014
RIP
January 22, 2014
Shannon, God Bless You....you had a dream of leaving the small town for something bigger. It sounds like you had your dream fulfilled. I wonder what you'd be doing today, Jan 23rd 2014. Still working on the 101st floor, living in the same pad or would you be married now raising a family. Hope you're at peace. Didn't know you but sounds like you'd be someone eveeryone would like to know.
September 14, 2013
Shannon you are still in our thoughts!
Teagan Boucher
September 13, 2013
I am writing you a letter and sending it to your family in honor of you. Fly high buddy
September 10, 2013
You are missed by so many. As the years go by you wonder where Shannon would be.Married maybe with children?It is so sad that those occasions are a question mark. You and your family should have been celebrating all those milestone.You were taken to soon.
Peggy Childers
September 10, 2013
To the family of Shannon Lewis Adams:
Shannon will be held in the hearts of Americans forever. I cannot and will not allow those we lost on 9/11 be forgotten. My deepest sympathy to you.
Peggy Blake
June 2, 2013
The whole thing with this broke America's heart. You won't be forgotten....
Dan Morgan
February 7, 2013
I'm just another person who feels so bad as to what happened on that day to you and others. Every so often I look at the pics and wonder what each of you would be doing today and what you had become. God Bless you and your friends and family.
peggy and richard kerr
September 11, 2012
You are missed by so many people.
Terri Silsby
September 11, 2012
always remembered
Richard and Peggy Kerr
September 2, 2012
You are missed by so many people.The anniversary is almost here. People always remember that horrible day and think of you. You are missed everyday of the year.You gave people such joy, and love in your life. Everyone was blessed to have you in their lives.
August 12, 2012
To the Adams family,
May the wonderful memories of your loved one provide solace for you during this difficult time; and may God provide you with the assurance that you will see your loved ones again in Paradise. John 17:3
Barbara Boam
September 15, 2011
Barbara Boam & Kim Rogers walked a mile for you (mile #14) on 9/15/11 as a dedication to your life.
September 13, 2011
We recently attended a 9/11 memorial service in our hometown in Ohio. All were invited to take a handmade rose that were all constructed together to form the American Flag. Each rose had the name of someone who perised in the 9/11 attacks. Our rose had the name of Shannon Lewis Adams. Please know that our family is praying for your family and although it's been 10 years...we will never forget.
September 12, 2011
Thinking of you and your family and will never forget!
September 11, 2011
i am crying so sad to see this :(
Seth Stuart
September 11, 2011
Shannon, its been ten years and not a week that goes by that I do not think about you. Shannon be at peace my friend. I pray for you and know that you're with G-d.
Stephan Cheney
September 11, 2011
Thinking of you on this 10th anniversary.
Richard,Peggy Kerr
September 11, 2011
Shannon is loved and miss by many.
September 11, 2011
We all miss you and think of you often Shannon. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.
Kymberli Colbourne
September 11, 2011
We hold you in our hearts.
Shannon Sprague
September 11, 2011
My name is Shannon Rose Sprague and I've chosen to memorialize Shannon through the 2,996 Project. If you don't know what it is, please check it out. It's an amazing, uplifting collaboration of amateur bloggers each choosing a name of one of the victims of 9/11, doing a bit of research on them, and then writing a memorial for that particular victim.
I'm truly blessed to have chosen Shannon because I'm so uplifted after reading all of the posts on this wonderful site! I unfortunately didn't have the opportunity to come in contact with Shannon but I truly wish that I had. The positive impact and lasting impression that he left on so many people literally moved me to tears.
My thought are with Shannon's family and many friends. May God bless Shannon and you all.
If you would like to read what I've written, you can find it on wordpress via this link http://wp.me/p1POV6-G.
With love! ~Shannon
Michelle Schaumburg
September 10, 2011
Tonight at a 9/11 memorial service, we held a light with your name on it to remember your life and your sacrifice. God bless your family and all of the victims of that terrible day.
September 7, 2011
Shannon,
Even though it is 10 years without you in our lives, you are in our hearts and souls every day. Not a day goes by that we don't think of you. We have so many happy memories from the years we did have you. This year on September 11th, we will celebrate your life by sending up our balloons with our own special message to you. You are Always in our Hearts, Forever Loved, and Never Forgotten.
Your Family
May 3, 2011
Shannon,
What a glorious day it was when the news told about Bin Laden dead! I always felt he would get his justice one day. Now he can never plan another
tragedy that will take a loved one away from their family. You are missed so much and not a day goes by that I don't think of you. Every day something reminds me of you: the sun, wind, clouds, flower, bird, and I feel you are with us. You are always in my heart and soul and will be forever.
Love,
Aunt Marie
Nordie Nolan
May 3, 2011
Thinking of you and your family!
May 2, 2011
Shannon,
I visit your site from time to time and I never know what to say so I read the posts, think of you and your family, reflect back to our childhood and then I leave without knowing what to say. Today however is different - today I know what to say... Thank you! I think of your jovial personality, contagious laugh, the hockey trips, school and of course the poker - Thank you! Thank you for all the great memories Shannon. We miss you man.
Sukie C.
October 9, 2010
Shannon,
I did not have the privilege of knowing you here on Earth but from the stories that Kylie has told you I feel like I did know you. You were an incredible human person and I trust that you are in the hands of our ABBA father, our Savior in Heaven. Thank you for the amazing legacy you have left us.
Shannon Easton
September 14, 2010
I can't help but think of what you could have accomplished and seen...if only you were given the chance. I will forever remember you.
Marie Wood
September 13, 2010
Shannon,
We sent you our balloons on this 9th anniversary. The years do not get any easier; we just try to learn how to live with the pain. You are missed so much. Not a day goes by that you are not in our thoughts. You are never forgotten and forever in our hearts.
Love,
Aunt Marie
Johnson's
September 13, 2010
We will never forget you. Our thoughts are with you.
Meghan McFadden
September 11, 2010
Spending the day in remembrance... you are not forgotten.
Jeff Floyd
September 11, 2010
Shannon,
Kylie loves you more than you'll ever know. From the stories that I have heard from your family about you, you are definitely a man I wish I knew! She thinks so much of you and is blessed to have you as a GREAT big Brother!! She missess you more and more each day!! WE love you!!
Shannon Budden
September 11, 2010
Shannon,
As I watch the ceremony of the awful day nine years ago, I heard your name and remembered you. God bless you and your family, you will never be forgotten
Kristie Solon
September 11, 2010
In Loving Memory,you will forever hold a special place in my heart.
September 9, 2010
Shannon was a fine young man and I still think of him playing baseball at Clifton-Fine Central School.
As the anniversary of that horrible day approaches and with all of the controversy in the news lately I just wanted to take a moment to let your family know that you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Terri Silsby
richard and peggy kerr
September 7, 2010
Thinking of Shannon's family as the anniversary get closer. Sometimes it is just not the anniversary day it is the days leading up to it. Take care and we think of you often. Richard and Peggy
August 22, 2010
May you rest in peace.
Benny
July 20, 2010
Almost 9 years and I miss him as much as I ever did. When Shannon passed I said that his most lasting success would be the impression he has made on others. After reading through this thread - this impression is bigger than I ever imagined. He gives us all the courage to do new things, the motivation to pick up the pieces, an ever-present smile to face life's darkest challenge. Remembering him does bring sadness, but also hope that we can all can make an impact - whatever the size. I miss you so much.
Seth Stuart
December 31, 2009
Shannon, I know your in a better place and a lot has happened since you were taken from us. Everyday when I walk by the Trade Center, I think about calling you and going out for a beer or to share a joke but I can't call and do that. It teaches us that we need to act for today and not put things off for tomorrow. Buddy, I miss you and pray for you.
David Slevin
October 28, 2009
He sounds like a great guy. The Irish are proud to this day.
September 16, 2009
Shannon,
We sent our balloons up to you with our special messages. Every year does not get better. We just learn to live with the pain. Your heart is always in our hearts. Not a day goes by that we don't think of you and miss you so very much.
Love,
Dad, Grandma, Aunt Marie
Tina
September 12, 2009
I would like to extend heart-felt sympathy to the loved ones of Shannon Lewis Adams.
I was at the memorial service yesterday, Sept. 11, 2009, (I also attended the 5th Anniversary) and yesterday I went to "the family room". There I saw Shannon's photo and learned of his birth date. He was so, so young! In fact, he was born between my second and third (of six) children.
I was there yesterday with the family of one of my best friend's who lost a loved one. I didn't read what company Shannon had worked for until I searched the Internet today for more information. Shannon worked for the same company at which my friend's cousin worked. Small world!...and as we know, those who worked for that company and were at work that morning didn't have a chance at all because of the location of the offices.
All through last night in my sleep, I felt so bad for Shannon. I'm crying as I write this, this morning. I told my friend yesterday that I don't feel I can return for another memorial service because it personally hurts so bad (more to follow); but, this is how I feel at the present moment. One reason: Shannon looks a lot like my second son, who is now 25.
Another reason I am so personally hurt: please view my hub article on the visions I had years before the Towers disappeared from the New York City Skyline in the following link.
http://hubpages.com/hub/September-11-2001-and-Private-Prophecy
Again, my heart goes out to Shannon's loved ones. If it be God's Will, and hopefully it will, we will all be together again in Heaven, and then, I will meet Shannon. I am "a prayer" and I am praying for Shannon and his loved ones. I will always pray for all of you.
Debbie
September 11, 2009
Years ago I purchased a memorial name bracelet to benefit a fundraiser for victim's of 911. Since then I have worn the bracelet especially always on the anniversary date. I think of the person all day, praying for whoever he was and his surviving family.
I always wondered who this person was that was named on my bracelet.
Today, thanks to the internet, I searched and found this website. I am so pleased to now know some personal things about Shannon. Such a loss for his family and friends but what a gift for him to be with our Heavenly Father. I will continue to keep him and the family in my prayers.
Debbie
September 11, 2009
I did not know Shannon personally but I have a memorial bracelet with his info that I purchased during a 911 fundraiser years ago. I am wearing it today and always do on this date, remembering him and his family in my prayers. May God Bless them.
John Onderdonk
September 11, 2009
To the family of Shannon Lewis Adams,
I cannot say that I was a friend of Shannon as I had known him only through my close friend Chuck Merritt and his brotyher Jimmy. What I can say is that after the first time I met Shannon each time all of our friends were getting together I would be happy to know if Shannon would be there. I spent time with him in December of 1999 when his was the guest bartender at an eastside pub in Manhattan. It is easy to understand since he made friends so easily. We would talk of the market as I too worked on Wall Street. I found myself looking at him with a little smile in my eyes as he reminded me of myself when I first started working downtown some fifteen years earlier. Shannon's Mom, who I remember to be a nurse, was kind enough to give advise to my wife and I to help our one year old get through his first plane ride. She was a pleasant and caring person; one could see where Shannon learned to be the fine person he was. The last time I saw Shannon was the summer of 2001. He along with Chuck, Mark, Joey D. came to my home in the Village and proceeded to paint the town. By mid fall 2001 like many New Yorkers still in a fog I spoke with our friend Chuck. I was confused but also happy that eventhough I worked for many years downtown I did'nt know anyone that was lost. It was then he told me about Shannon. Today is eight years and I can honestly say it is Shannon's face that I see at least once each day.
My son max is now nine years olds and as I dropped him off at school this morning there was a longer hug and extra kiss much to his embarassment. Each time I get on a plane with my son, I think of Shannon's Mom. I can not say that Shannon was my friend. But over the last eight years I believe I have gotten closer to him and can know call him a friend.
To his family, All my love and prayers. To Shannon, I'll see you tommorrow.
John Onderdonk
Shannon (Solon) Easton
September 11, 2009
As the years go on, it just does not get easier. You are in my heart, Shannon. I saw pictures of your dad today celebrating your life and your memory at the annual golf tournament. So many people loved you. I hope your family has found some peace. My kids proudly wore their patriotic colors today and I told them about you, Shannon Adams, from mommy's home town of Star Lake. As I looked at their innocent faces, I remember you.
Sayyeau's
September 11, 2009
The small town, family, and friends have thoughts of you throughout the year, but especially today you and your family will never be forgotten. May you rest in peace.
Richard and Peggy Kerr
September 10, 2009
Thinking of the family on this day. This is a hard day. I also know there are millions of other moments that are painful. He will always be in your heart. He is not forgotten.
Shannon Bowden
August 10, 2009
I do not know Shannon personally, I was just four years old when he died. It was total coincidence that I found his name, but I thought he deserved a thought. God bless Shannon and his family.
Doug Abraham
February 7, 2009
Happy Birthday!!!
B Riordan
December 4, 2008
I worked with Shannon at Neuberger Berman and just found out about his passing. He was a great kid and truly one of the most positive people I have had the pleasure to know. I am glad I got the chance to know Shannon and offer his family and friends my sincere condolences. God Bless
Adam Glassman
September 11, 2008
Shannon, I can't believe it has been 7 years, seems like just yesterday you branded me with the nickname "Sparky". We had lots of good times together, and because of you they are moments that I will "NEVER FORGET"!
Nordie Nolan
September 11, 2008
I did not know Shannon that well personally, but I remember when he was in a room, he always made everyone laugh. He played hockey with my son (Jim). Shannon was respected highly by his teammates, friends and family.I think of Shannon often and your loss and say my prayers for the family! We all need to take a good look at life, say "I love you" when you feel it and always let someone know you care about them. You just never know when you might not be able to do that again one day! Shannon will always be in our hearts.
Lyndsay Nolan
September 11, 2008
My brother played hockey with Shannon. I remember him a little bit and think of him often. My thoughts are with your family.
Marie Wood
September 11, 2008
Shannon,
Not a day goes by that I don't think of you. The pain never goes away but I have learned to live with the pain. The family has that "emptiness" without you. You will always be loved and cherished. You are in our hearts and souls all the time. Love and miss you so much.
Love,
Aunt Marie
Shannon Easton
September 10, 2008
As I put my children to bed tonight, I told them that I once knew a terrific person from my hometown, a person who we should always remember and never forget. I am not sure how to explain that awful day to them, but I will tell them more about you and what a wonderful person you were. I will tell them to always think of others and to follow their dreams. I think of you often, Shannon, but always remember your smile on this anniversary. You touched the lives of many and the whole world will remember you,
Peggy Richard Kerr
September 8, 2008
We have not forgotten.Shannon will not be forgotten.I feel as long as he is in our hearts and thoughts he lives on.Take care Love Richard and Peggy
tim and pam johnson
April 5, 2008
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.
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