About the Book

Gone But Not Forgotten

This book is a moving story of a firefighter/paramedic with 25 years of experience at Ground Zero during the attacks on 9/11. He witnessed the attacks and responded to the collective cry for help, only to discover that among those calling for help were two of his former partners and several other friends. As he dug through the rubble, he made a promise to all those who lost their lives that their efforts and sacrifice would not be buried beneath the ruins..

This book is a compilation of his never-before-seen personal diary and photos. This book will give you a first-hand look into the events of 9/11 as they unfold via inspirational stories. This is a sincere attempt to bestow the respect that these heroes genuinely deserve and to keep their humble voices alive. He hopes that the powerful and emotionally charged stories give some feeling of peace to all the victims of 9/11 and allow the readers to live the moment through the eyes of those brave men and women. .

Tributes To Voices Not Heard

A 25-year career as a first responder exposed the writer to both the worst and best of humanity. On 9/11, many witnessed what he has always known; there is a philanthropic depth to the American character, especially among many first responders. These men and women's daily acts of sacrifice and compassion are not viewed as heroic but are simply second nature. The book highlights these traits and focuses on the tragedy averted by the thousands of individual acts of kindness and bravery that combined to save tens of thousands.

In Our Thoughts & Prayer, Forever

The book results from a 5-year comprehensive collection of photos, artwork, stories, and quotes that will connect you to 9/11 like never before. If you were personally affected by the tragedy, this book should give you comfort and pride from a different perspective. Regardless of your relationship to this tragedy, you will discover a positive personal connection that will surprise you

Thank You All For Your Services

Initially, the book was exclusively distributed among first responders. Still, their highly positive emotional response and their desire to share it with the public led to a limited trial release for the fifth anniversary of the attacks. The following statement by the widow of a firefighter convinced me to make the book public, "When my children are old enough, I want them to read your book, so they can better know their father."

Thank you for sharing in my admiration for those who have fallen and for keeping their spirit and legacy alive.