Mother’s Tribute at the 2016 AJC Decatur Book Festival
Maureen Santora honors the memory of her brave son in her touching memorial book.
A heroic and brave young man, Christopher Santora, joined the New York Fire Academy and became a firefighter in January 2001, but little did he know that he, as well as many others, would die as a hero months later. An earth-shattering event that shook the hearts of everyone across the globe, the bombing of the World Trade Center, as well as the lives lost in this tragedy, was a moment in history that cannot be forgotten.
Losing her only son on 9/11 broke the heart of Maureen Santora, and she recalls the events that led to that fateful day in this poignant remembrance, The Day the Towers Fell.
A heroic and brave young man, Christopher Santora, joined the New York Fire Academy and became a firefighter in January 2001, but little did he know that he, as well as many others, would die as a hero months later. An earth-shattering event that shook the hearts of everyone across the globe, the bombing of the World Trade Center, as well as the lives lost in this tragedy, was a moment in history that cannot be forgotten.
With illustrations done by Maureen’s daughter, Patricia, this book shows a glimpse of life before panic and terror engulfed New York City, during and after, where regular everyday citizens became heroes in their city’s time of need. Proving that goodness and decency will always triumph over evil and hatred, The Day the Towers Fell is a must-read.
This book was displayed in LitFire’s booth during the AJC Decatur Book Festival last September 2–4, 2016.
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