Judith A. Reese

I visited the New York memorial in 2018. I didn’t know you but I tried to imagine that awful day as you went about your day. I cannot find words to fully express my emotions and for my thoughts for you. David Rees from Wales, resident in Scotland. A sad place this land of tears.

I came here from a documentary and I always watch it on the anniversary of 9/11 and it makes me cry every time it says she didn't make it out alive. I don't really know what else to say so I will put some quotes that I really like. "Look for something positive in each day, even if some days you have to look a little harder" "Yesterday is history. Tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift! That is why it is called the present."

I remember Judy as a very good friend during and after high school. We had many great, fun times together. Lots of laughter! Unfortunately, we lost contact over the years. I just saw a photo of Judy in a 15 year anniversary memorial of 9-11 and recognized her immediately. She had that same wonderful smile on her face. My heart is with you dear Judy. I can only imagine how frightening it was for you. May you be safely with God now and smiling down at us with everlasting peace. Love you...

I'll remember you, Judith. May you forever be at peace.

I never had the pleasure of knowing Judith, but I saw her in a documentary and my heart broke when I heard she didn't make it.
I have a heart condition that often affects my breathing. And to know that she fought her way down the stairs when she could barely breathe hurts me deeply. I can only imagine what she was going through. But it has also inspired me to live every day to the fullest!
She was such a brave woman and I truly believe that she is watching over her loved ones to this...

Back in september my boyfriend and I watched a documentary that mentioned Judith. It made me look at 9/11 a whole different way. I felt so sad and I wanted to cry. My boyfriend and I decided that when we go to New York were going to take flowers for Judith.

Judith, you worked on the 88th floor of 1WTC. I saw a documentary on the television that featured you in it. It broke my heart to see the actress who portrayed you suffer to traverse eighty-eight flights of stairs, and to hear your co-workers tell stories about you, it was just too much. When I found out that you didn't make it, I cried. May God bless you and your family and friends, and may you rest in peace.

I am 13 and yesterday as I watched a show with Judith in it, I had the most feeling for her and it got to my heart. The fact she had C.O.P.D. and kept on pushing past her limit and went out of her regular abilities to keep on going. she gave me inspiration to push past my comfort zone and no matter what, I know I can always try harder and live a better life in her honor. Now that I think of it she is my hero, because she never gave up. I never really knew her full name but the knowledge of...