Remembering Our Colleagues on 9/11

Nineteen years ago, the world was shaken by one of the most tragic events in modern history. The Transport Workers Union of America, AFL-CIO wishes to honor our colleagues and all of the first responders who were lost on September 11, 2001. We also extend our gratitude to the first responders and workers who were involved in the rescue, recovery, and rebuilding efforts after that tragic event.

As aviation professionals, the impact of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 will affect our professional lives forever. The TWU asks all of our members and future members to take a moment to remember your colleagues who made the ultimate sacrifice on that fateful day.

American Airlines, Flight 11
John Ogonowski, Captain	Thomas McGuinness, First Officer
Barbara Arestegui, Flight Attendant	Jeffrey Collman, Flight Attendant
Sara Low, Flight Attendant	Karen Martin, Flight Attendant
Kathleen Nicosia, Flight Attendant	Betty Ong, Flight Attendant
Jean Roger, Flight Attendant	Dianne Snyder, Flight Attendant
Amy Sweeney, Flight Attendant

United Airlines, Flight 175
Victor Saracini, Captain	Michael Horrocks, First Officer
Robert Fangman, Flight Attendant	Amy Jarret, Flight Attendant
Amy King, Flight Attendant	Kathryn Laborie, Flight Attendant
Alfred Marchand, Flight Attendant	Michael Tarrou, Flight Attendant
Alicia Titus, Flight Attendant

American Airlines, Flight 77
Charles Burlingame, Captain	David Charlebois, First Officer
Michele Heidenberger, Flight Attendant	Jennifer Lewis, Flight Attendant
Kenneth Lewis, Flight Attendant	Renee May, Flight Attendant

United Airlines, Flight 93
Jason Dahl, Captain	Leroy Homer, First Officer
Lorraine Bay, Flight Attendant	Sandra Bradshaw, Flight Attendant
Wanda Green, Flight Attendant	CeeCee Lyles, Flight Attendant
Deborah Welsh, Flight Attendant

Never forget.