Sister of Flight 93 Victim Promotes National Memorial
Sarah Wainio lost her sister in the Sept. 11 attacks. Ten years later, she keeps her memory alive through a memorial board and Towson University scholarship.
Sarah Wainio's sister is more than a number. Out of the 2,977 who were killed in the Sept. 11 attacks, Wainio remembers a woman who loved life, drank Rolling Rock and took her to the mall. Her sister, Honor Elizabeth Wainio, known as Lizz, was aboard United Flight 93, which crashed in Shanksville, PA. She was 27. Sarah Wainio, a Catonsville resident, was just 14 in 2001. Now 24, she directs fundraising campaigns for Towson University—her sister's alma mater—and sits on the board of Families of Flight 93. The memorial in Shanksville, which was dedicated Saturday, is still not fully funded. (Donations may be directed here.) Wainio worries that some forget Flight 93, which hijackers crashed in a rural Pennsylvania field as passengers fought …
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1:49 pm on Sunday, July 24, 2011
Your are correct, Robert. They are playing dress-up, they're not bikers, they are lackeys for the military-industrial complex, glorifying a criminal act in order to justify the never-ending war in the Middle East and the continued erosion of the Constitution by the Federal Government. more ›