Respect to Terry HAtton and all the other 432 lost from the EMS and 1000s of other no more important that another
Wanna see my friend MANHATTON??
http://www.angelfire.com/ny4/fdnyphotos/Hatton.html
Man_Hatton knew he was about to die, that distroys me deeply = i was born in a Fire House where i lived as a little boy - this is a sture reported comment from Terry, as reported from Fire Crews reported back via friends of my fathers in New York
You tell me [ i rather you did not please
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Then, there was Captain Terry Hatton, who loved this city so much that his men called him "Captain Man-Hatton." Upon entering Tower One, fireman Tim Brown says Hatton "wrapped his arms around me, and said, ‘I love you, brother. Don ’t know if I’ll see you again........."
http://www.firetactics.com/FDNY-TRIBUTE-11SEPT2001.htm
http://www.rescue1fdny.com/
http://www.newsday.com/news/local/state/ny-iehat17.story
http://www.inq7.net/wnw/2001/oct/06/wnw_9-1.htm
Man_Hatton your never be forgotton - just as the guys i have know ever since i was born in the fire house which was my home, and i scattered there ashes in respect just as they wanted, tears stream from my eyes as i type and im lost, but all i can draw is you all died trying to saves others, so .....
Man_Hatton only ever said two things
Either its perfect or totally unexceptable - i dont know anymore
Im asked so often why i never joined the service, i saw my father blow up, burnt and hurt too many times and many close friends hust to, as a young child i was protected but exposed to the real side of the job, 'orrible bits too.
I have buried and scattered ashes to a few.
NOW I ANSWER THIS
My father from friends and even his own admittion was lucky and should have died 8 times.
Now i simple very upset mutter mumble
I know to many dead ones!
Love you guys, sleep well from me please!