Renee Barrett-Arjune

To my friend, I miss you so much. I can't believe it's been 20 years. It still seems like yesterday. You will forever be in my heart.

Remembering Renee on the 20th anniversary of 9/11....

ive been researching the tragedy recently and yours was the first openly LGBT story i found, and you worked at a prestigious firm & had a family but never got to see your partnership become legal (if you wanted it to) and for that i am so, so, sorry Ms. Barrett-Arjune. I hope surviving that month allowed you to see your loved ones. i hope they think of you with more joy than sadness.

Rest peacefully Renee..

Love Sandy and John

We will never forget this horrible day, and I pray for a special kind of peace and comfort to all of Renee's friends and family. Love from Texas,

This is Priscilla Levine we grew up in Emmanuel Temple Church in Brooklyn, NY.
You were always nice. I just found out this pass Sunday as I visited the church. It has been almost 18yrs.

I walked a mile for you (mile #136) on 1/16/13 as a dedication to your life