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Waiting for the Worms
The crew and passengers of United Airlines Flight 175
On the morning of September 11 2001, United Airlines Flight 175 was flying to Los Angeles from Boston, and was hijacked by Islamic terrorists. Shortly after taking off it was deliberately flown into the South Tower of the World Trade Centre, New York.
There were no survivors.
UNITED AIRLINES FLIGHT 175 PASSENGERS
Robert Adrien Jalbert, 61, was a passenger on Flight 175. He lived in Swampscott, Massachusetts. Robert was a top salesman at Rogers Foam Corporation in Somerville.
He left behind his wife of 36 years, Catherine, two daughters, Suzanne McCormick of North Andover and Julie of Seattle, a son, Michael of Swampscott, a brother, Paul, of Lewiston, Maine and three grandchildren.
Robert Jalbert was headed off on a business trip on Flight 175. Work was important to him but his family was his fulcrum. A regular at St. John the Evangelist Church in Swampscott, Robert and Catherine loved to travel and he was a fluent French speaker. Mr Jalbert was a former Marine Reserve.
Catherine Jalbert recounted a story about her husband:-
Robert had a running joke with his son-in-law, John McCormick. When a daughter, Suzanne, first married Mr. McCormick about nine years ago, Catherine Jalbert gave them a brass bear candle holder as a housewarming present. No one liked it, Mrs. Jalbert recalled. It was about the size of a golf ball.
To get rid of it, Mr. McCormick gave it to Mr. Jalbert as a gift. Mr. Jalbert gave it back. The trading went on for years on various holidays. One Christmas, Mr. Jalbert put the bear between two large teddy bear bookends. When Mr. McCormick lifted them out of the box, the bear fell to the floor.
Another year, Mr. McCormick gave Mr. Jalbert the Physicians' Desk Reference, with pages dug out from the center. "When my husband opened up the book," Mrs. Jalbert said, "there was the bear."
Source: HERE
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On the morning of September 11 2001, United Airlines Flight 175 was flying to Los Angeles from Boston, and was hijacked by Islamic terrorists. Shortly after taking off it was deliberately flown into the South Tower of the World Trade Centre, New York.
There were no survivors.
UNITED AIRLINES FLIGHT 175 PASSENGERS
Robert Adrien Jalbert, 61, was a passenger on Flight 175. He lived in Swampscott, Massachusetts. Robert was a top salesman at Rogers Foam Corporation in Somerville.
He left behind his wife of 36 years, Catherine, two daughters, Suzanne McCormick of North Andover and Julie of Seattle, a son, Michael of Swampscott, a brother, Paul, of Lewiston, Maine and three grandchildren.
Robert Jalbert was headed off on a business trip on Flight 175. Work was important to him but his family was his fulcrum. A regular at St. John the Evangelist Church in Swampscott, Robert and Catherine loved to travel and he was a fluent French speaker. Mr Jalbert was a former Marine Reserve.
Catherine Jalbert recounted a story about her husband:-
Robert had a running joke with his son-in-law, John McCormick. When a daughter, Suzanne, first married Mr. McCormick about nine years ago, Catherine Jalbert gave them a brass bear candle holder as a housewarming present. No one liked it, Mrs. Jalbert recalled. It was about the size of a golf ball.
To get rid of it, Mr. McCormick gave it to Mr. Jalbert as a gift. Mr. Jalbert gave it back. The trading went on for years on various holidays. One Christmas, Mr. Jalbert put the bear between two large teddy bear bookends. When Mr. McCormick lifted them out of the box, the bear fell to the floor.
Another year, Mr. McCormick gave Mr. Jalbert the Physicians' Desk Reference, with pages dug out from the center. "When my husband opened up the book," Mrs. Jalbert said, "there was the bear."
Source: HERE
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