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Peggy Childers
September 11, 2019
To the family and friends of Shakila Yasmin:
Please know that Shakila 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.
shakila hhghg
November 9, 2009
shakila i really loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee JLS especially aston merrygold and the best wishes on your GCSE
Robbie
July 14, 2009
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
P Tabbernor
April 23, 2007
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Anonymous
May 28, 2002
MAY THE SOUL OF SHAKILA YASMIN AND THE SOULS OF ALL THE FAITHFULLY DEPARTED THROUGH THE MERCY OF GOD REST IN PEACE AMEN.
Shakila & Nurul
March 16, 2002
Shakila Yasmin and Nurul H. Miah
Shakila (26) and Nurul (36), a Muslim couple who been married for only year and half, were the victims of the World Trade Center Tragedy. Shakila Yasmin and Nurul H. Miah both used to work for Marsh & McLennan. Shakila's office was located in the 97th floor and Nurul's was in the 93rd floor in Tower one of the World Trade center. Nurul was in the 99th floor, attending a meeting when the 1st plane hit their building. Nurul used to work for Marsh & McLennan for about 15 years. Shakila just started about one year ago six months after they got married on April 2, 2000. On August 20th, 1975, it was a crisis time in Bangladesh, Showkat Ara Sharif gave birth to Shakila at 3:30 in the evening. From her childhood, she seemed to be very intelligent and talented. She started talking clearly in very early age. She recited poems and sang songs in many events in her school life. Shakila got her Secondary School Certificate (SSC) with distinction.
Shakila’s father Sharif A. Chowdhury has always placed education as the top most priority for his children to achieve the goal his family came to the United States on January of 1992. Shakila was only 16 at the time. She went to Wakefield High School in Arlington, Virginia, and got her diploma in honors. She then later on continued her studies by attending Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU). In 1999 Shakila graduated and achieved her college degree in Management Information Systems (MIS). She became a citizen of US on May 1998. Although she came from a Muslim family, she wasn’t conservative. Shakila was very free and friendly to others cultures and people with different races and colors. She also participated in many activities in school and college life.
As for Nurul, he came to the States in 1985, he was 21. He’s the eldest son of Kari Afsaruddin Miah. He was born in Bangladesh on June 2, 1966. Nurul came from a pious Muslim family. He was very intelligent and posses good leadership. He had a power to lead his family and friends efficiently. Nurul was fair spoken and wasn’t scared to face the truth. He was loved by everyone and had the capability to capture anyone’s heart very easily.
Nurul got his certificate on audiovisual and provided his service for Marsh. By dint of merit he managed his good position in the company. He was very outgoing and was a really into hunting. Nurul loved to fish, hunt and camp. Over the years that we’ve known Nurul, we realized how popular he was in his friend circle and co-workers. He didn’t make any distinction between race and religions. Shakila and Nurul met in a friends wedding I believe in 1995. They dated for 5 years before they got married. They were a very happy couple with out any conflicts. Shakila was meant for Nurul and Nurul was meant for Shakila. They loved each other very much. As far as we know, Shakila and Nurul is the only couple that was lost in the September 11th’s cruel tragedy.
IRENE
December 9, 2001
GOD BLESS YOU SHAKILA YASMIN AND MAY
YOU REST IN PEACE..GOD BLESS YOUR
FAMILY AND FRIENDS...GOD BLESS AMERICA AND MAY WE NEVER FORGET 9/22/01
Teresa Jahn
December 2, 2001
America Cries
We see your sorrow-
and our hearts cry....
We can not erase your pain
but you do not have to face the anguish alone-for we-
-the American people-
are beside you.
We so desperately want to have the touch that brings you comfort,
the strength that gives you courage,
and the words to lighten your spirits.
And when we are left speechless
may the silence of our nation weave love into your hearts
to ease your sorrow.
May you find healing through our nation's strength as we-
-the American people-
face this difficult time together. Our hearts are with you. Teresa Jahn
Dixon, IL
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