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
Frederick Charles Rimmele 32, was a passenger on Flight 175. he lived in Marblehead, Massachusetts. En route to a Family Medicine conference in Monterey, California, he was a physician who practiced medicine at the Foxboro Area Health Center in Massachusetts.
Besides his wife of four years, Dr. Rimmele left behind parents, Mr and Mrs, Frederick C. Rimmele, his sister, Karen M. Connors, and his grandmother, Mrs. Frank Kunzier.
As well as a passion for medicine and teaching, Dr. Rimmele had a love of nature that was rooted in his days as an Eagle Scout. He and his wife, Kimberly Trudel, an executive in the software industry, travelled and hiked in the Swiss Alps and the Irish countryside, bird-watched in the rain forests of Belize and canoed the backwaters of Maine.
"He was very popular with the patients," said Steven Flood, a physician who worked with Dr. Rimmele. New patients who could not recall Dr. Frederick Rimmele's name always remembered what he looked like: He was the physician with the beard and the pony-tail.
Of course, there were other things that stood out about Dr. Rimmele. He was the doctor who spent time talking with them, who made them feel at ease, who made them feel he cared.
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