Norma Khan

I went to school with your son. I still think about how this changed his life and yours. I remember when they did your memorial there was a picture of him standing next to it in the Reston Times. I pray that you are watching over him daily!

One day at work, at AMG, Norma said she was a "NewYorican." I told her I had no idea what she meant. She laughed and had to spell it out of me: "I'm a Puerto Rican from New York." We laughed. She was so proud of being a "NewYorican." ... I love that moment.

Of all the Reston people I have known Norma still stands out as the most fun kind & loving person I have worked with in VA . Think of you & Imran often Norma & always cry then for the loss of you & all the others so tragically taken on that day. I dream of seeing Imran someday & know he carries the best of you within his heart & soul.

Seventeen years later and I still think of you often. Working with you at Software AG gave me an insite of what kind of loving and kind person you were. I will never forget you.

Love and miss you Girlfriend.

Pausing today to pray for Norma's friends and family. We will never forget that day.

To The Family,
September 11, 2001 is a day that we would like to forget however, the painful memories will always be with us. In describing the " last days of this system of things " God's Word, the Bible, well describes the characteristics of the majority of the people when it says, " lovers of themselves, disloyal, having no natural affection, without self control, fierce, having a form of godly devtion but proving false to its power. " How can a group of people be happy with themselves...

May you continue to rest in peace, Norma.
Thinking of you and Imran.
Richard Kuipers