Michael C. Rothberg

RIP Michael, we still think about you especially today. Your Greenwich neighbors.

Can't believe it has been 16 years! Every year during this time when everyone reflects on this tragedy I am always reminded of Mike and what a wonderful human being he was to all he knew. I worked in Boston and Mike was my main contact so we talked a lot. He was our "go to" guy when I needed some help or someone to explain something to me. Not sure why this year I felt compelled to write something again, but he is sorely missed!!

My city has a memorial for 9/11 by our library and today we had a ceremony there. And on one of the sides of the pond were little flags all with one name on them for everyone who had died that day. After the ceremony was over we were each allowed to pick up a flag. I walked around and picked up one flag then looked at the name. The name on that flag was Michael's. And I would like him to know that even 10 years after that horrible day he is still remembered and so is everyone else that...

I'm running in your memory today at the 911 Remeberance Run in Las Vegas.

I knew Rhonda through work & was very shocked & sadden that she lost her Brother in the Towers...9 yrs later I still remember that day...God Bless!!!

As I cross-stitched your name on the memorial that I am doing for all of the victims, I prayed for you and your family. Please know that your death was not in vain. We will always remember. God Bless.

In memory....

I wanted to let you know that someone in Arizona thinks of Michael. I never knew him or his name until I participated in a Motorcycle parade on 9-11 to honor those who perished last year ! The plan was to have one motorcycle for each person who gave their lives on 9-11-01. Each of us was given a braclet with the name of a person that passed on. I got Michael's ! We had over 7200 motorcycles, they even shut down freeways for the 14 miles of bikes to ride. I was very honored to wear his...

He was just "Mike" when we were growing up in our old neighborhood in Sharon, years ago. The last time I saw Mike was many years ago in my last year at McGill, which was his first year. We were both somewhat taken aback at meeting there so unexpectedly. He was still a young man then, and always unfailingly polite and cheerful. It seems he made that his legacy in life. I would like his family to know that Kaddish was said for Mike at a small public memorial here in New Hampshire on his...