• Bob from Kitchener Ontario (2002.09.11 19:03)
  A very fitting pictorial of a very sad day in all our lives. Our thoughts and prayers to the families of the victims, and to all our friends in America.



• nicola (2002.09.11 19:05)
  i can't believe it...
  1 year has alraedy passed... i lost many friends... even though i'm only 13..
  always with love,
            nicola



• Helen from Stouffville, Ontario (2002.09.11 19:20)
  May you never have another opportunity to do this again. Thank you for bringing another perspective to that tragic day. My sincerest sympathies to all those who suffered a loss because of 9/11.



• from toronto (2002.09.11 19:43)
  i love nyc



• someone.. (2002.09.11 20:09)
  yea... your site if good, displays good information, but i dont understand one of the pages where u said something about islam and some other religion..what is that suppose to mean ?



• John Messenger (2002.09.11 20:19)
  God Bless America



• Steve (2002.09.11 20:24)
  The terrorists may have thought they were going to weaken the American people with this horrendous act but all they have done is drawn the American people closer together. May God be with those families who lost loved ones but let them all know we will never forget. Their deads will not go un-punished.



• Donna (2002.09.11 20:45)
  One year later it still is difficult to believe this has happened on the shores of North America. Keep the faith that God has given you. Love one another. Mostly, never let a day go by that you don't tell your loved ones just how much they mean to you! and that you love them! For you never know. God Bless and keep us all! Thankyou for your tribute to those who perished in 9/11-ironic that it was 911! Never again will we be able to enjoy life the way we did. How truly sad that is.



• Trish from Toronto (2002.09.11 20:46)
  What a wonderful tribute! Thank you



• Pina from toronto (2002.09.11 20:49)
  My prayer and thoughts are with all the families that have lost a love one.



• J.E.F. in Toronto (2002.09.11 )
  Excellent pictures of a tragic event. Thanks for sharing.



• kayla rom kitchener ont (2002.09.11 21:10)
  it was really unbeliveable to watch on the news cause im only 10 so god bless amarica



• brianna (2002.09.11 21:13)
  Loved and lost. Gone but never forgotten.



• Susan in Toronto (2002.09.11 21:19)
  Excellent photos - they really capture the day in its entirety, from a different perspective. We really feel what life. . .and death. . . was like that day. Your narrative was well written and touching. Thank you for sharing.



• M from Toronto (2002.09.11 21:35)
  I saw the pictures, and it just made me cry.....today is 1 year later. It went soo fast. I still remember every single second on that day. where i was and what i heard. One of my teachers, almost lost her niece, lost a brother, and a brother in-law. it was a very sad day at the school.



• 20TINMAN02 (2002.09.11 21:53)
  A GREAT TRIBUTE, WONDERFULLY PRESENTED, A FITTING MEMORIAL TO INNOCENTS & INNOCENCE LOST. THANK YOU.



• HOPE (2002.09.11 21:58)
  Don't forget to say I LOVE YOU alot, you might not have tomorrow!



• Nk from Toronto (2002.09.11 22:44)
  Excellent couverage of the horrible event. May God bless each and everyone that lost their love ones in the tragedy that struck the United States. A friend of mine birthday is on that day, so we will never forget. Peace be unto you all.



• Sharron from Pickering, On. Canada (2002.09.11 23:09)
  I would like to say thank you and God Bless you for your courage to go out and share with us all that you put on the internet. Some might say that you were curious but I say you have given us a perspective from your eyes. Although I don't feel that we here in Canada can feel the tradgedy as those of you in New York can we have shed many, many tears of sadness and anger along with you. Your strength and courage to rise above this only shows what a united Country you are. My thoughts and prayers will always be with the United States and the families that have suffered so much through the happenings of 9/11. A lot of us here are flying Canadian and American flags side by side. A beautiful sight and is as it should be.



• Keith in London (2002.09.11 23:13)
  This is amazing. Very well done. Hope you are going to do an updated montage. I was in Scotland at the time and couldn't get back to my boys. Can't imagine what it was like for you being so close. Keep well



• M.D.From Brampton, (2002.09.11 23:14)
  My heart goes out to those who had lost a loved one. God Bless you all.



• Joanne (2002.09.11 23:33)
  thank you for sharing your pictures with us...



• Dorothy Collins London Ontario Canada (2002.09.12 00:04)
  Thank-you for sharing these pictures you took last Sept.on this date.I live in Canada and watched this horrible and the most un-humain act that was bestowed to to the United States on my telivision.My heart goes out to all the Firemen,The police Dept.And to all the Voluntiers, that came together At the most crucial time of thier lives,To help any way that they could.My heart aches and cries tears over, and over to all the families who lost loved ones in this terrible disaster that occured.All the beautiful children who lost either one or both parents in that terrible act of hatred crime, I pray for them, That God will protect them from anymore suffering and help them to cope with thier loss and grief.We are nieghbours here in Canada and it has effected people here too. Our lives have changed as well as others around the world because of this tragic event.Life all of a sudden seems so precious,Family values are real important,Smiling faces really count.And people conecting to other people. I feel sad that we all have to fully undrestand our freedoms and to really find out how important things really are to us at the expence, tragities of others.All i really can say at this time is, You are strong America and you will over come!God bless each and everyone of you Americans, thats comming from my heart to yours. Thank-you for taking the time to read this. LOVE AND PEACE BE WITH YOU ALL.



• CAR (2002.09.12 00:26)
  amazing pictures!
  speechless



• Rosita from Toronto (2002.09.12 00:41)
  Thanks for sharing your photos and story.
  Let's not forget the tragedy but keep praying continually.
  God bless you.



• CRYSTAL from Oshawa, ON (2002.09.12 02:54)
  Thank you for sharing your story and pictures with us. Even though a year has passed since this tragic event occured, the pain and suffering in our hearts carry on. My heart and soul goes out to all those who were touched that horrible day. We must always remember and cherish those who lost their lives that morning. This horrific event brought not only the United States to a stand still but the whole world. That day I think we all realized how special life is and how important it is to love everyone. We are all united and that, we must carry on and rejoice for the sake of our children and ourselves. My love and prayers go out to everyone. May God bless you all and God bless America.



• Charles Lloyd (2002.09.12 04:13)
  I enjoyed the caption:
  
  Later that day I praised United States government for having a very strict policy for a procedure of initiating a nuclear attack. Because right at that moment I was so angry that I wouldn't have taken time to think twice about pushing that big red button if I had a chance to do so. I was angry that such colossal madness, and such blind religious fanaticism exists in the world, and that it was able to conceive such monstrosity as an attack on a civilian population with a sole intent to cause maximum casualties.
  
  ==
  I appreciate your honesty here. Far too many people would consider this a politically incorrect expression of your reaction. Some would say we should think about what America has done to deserve this. Yeah right!
  
  Thanks and nice photos.



• Barb in Ontario (2002.09.12 04:18)
  Absolutely excellent photo's, many are better than we we have seen on television or in the newspapers and magazines.I'm glad you were able to share them all with all of us. Thank you.



• Kathy Freeman, Toronto, Canada (2002.09.12 04:55)
  It's true, that a picture speaks a thousand words.



• Sylvia Lacelle from Ottawa (2002.09.11) (2002.09.12 06:16)
  God Bess America. TOGETHER WE STAND UNITED!



• Sandy from Brampton (2002.09.12 06:24)
  Thank you for your pictures, it really brings to light what happened that day! These photos showed alot more than what many of us saw on the TV that day and days to follow. Lots of people remembered again in September 2002!
  Thanks again.



• A fellow Canadian (2002.09.12 08:22)
  Your website touched my heart.
  You have a talent with a camera,pursue it.
  God gave you a gift.
  ~~Peace to all~~



• Kennedy from Toronto (2002.09.12 08:23)
  Truly, a sad time. So many lives, senselessly taken and for what? NOTHING can justify this act but the worst part is the legacy it leaves. I'm truly sadden about the future, I've lost faith in human kind. So few control so many...



• Nathan Abramowitz (2002.09.12 08:57)
  Very important to keep these - so many people want to forget.



• Rhodri Baker (2002.09.12 09:08)
  Thank You very much, you have a very good eye and the photos make you proud. God bless New York



• Doug Nix in Kitchener, ON (2002.09.12 09:19)
  Thanks, Pat. Nice work on a terrible subject...may we never see anything like this again in our lifetime.



• Heather from Mississauga, ON (2002.09.12 09:32)
  Your photos made it all the more real for me. Your words were written with the deserving respect and kindness not only for the most unfortunate victims but also the Emergency workers for that unforgettable day in history.
  Thank you for sharing.



• Tina Finelli, Toronto (2002.09.12 10:22)
  Thank you for sharing these photos which so vividly capture the horror of Sept 11 and the beauty and strength of New Yorkers. This gives a totally different perspective to a tragic day in history



• Frank Law (2002.09.12 10:45)
  When hit, hit back, and you start a feud. Turn the other cheek, which is so hard to do, no feud. Israelies and Palestinians, just keep on feuding, latest two years of hitting, what result? It is but natural to stop those who inflict pain on one, there are alternatives to kicking your tormentor in the crutch. The strength of the New Yorker shows through in your pictures, I hope that strength is not misguided. Thank you for your manner of doing the pictures and text, which probably only a Canadian could do, one that is so close to being, but is not an 'American'. Thank you kindly.



• E. M. Cadieux (2002.09.12 10:48)
  May God Bless the victims the survivors and thier families



• Mary (2002.09.12 11:02)
  You're friend Wayne sent me this site. You did a wonderful job capturing the moments as you went through them. I will save and cherish this site and forward it to friends to see. Thank you...may we defeat the terrorists and the world see peace soon!



• Sandi Barry (2002.09.12 11:53)
  This is a wonderful site.Thank you so much for shareing it with the world.



• Jane - Ontario (2002.09.12 11:56)
  There are no words, for this is truly a disaster. For all affected my prayers are with one and all. God Bless America. Really true photos
  Thank-you for sharing.



• Bobbi !!+!! (2002.09.12 13:26)
  Patrick, you have detailed this tragic event with the class and dignity it deserves....thank you!!



• Jason in CA (2002.09.12 14:24)
  Thank you for creating such a well-done gallery, it really touched me



• linda swift, indiana, usa (2002.09.12 15:15)
  Thank you, you touched my heart and soul with your tribute. Our lives changed that horrible day, there has not been a day pass that i have not thought about the horrors i seen that day. thank you for showing the hope also.



• Jason (2002.09.12 15:16)
  Thank you so much for your efforts. God Bless all that perished and there families.



• Bill (2002.09.12 20:02)
  Thank you for shareing.......



• Marilyn(Ontario,Canada) (2002.09.12 21:10)
  I logged on to your site after arriving home from giving blood. You have outdone yourself! Yours was a very personal account of those few hours that changed the world. Touching...sensitive...a different perspective from what we saw and heard on the news reports. 9-11-2002: The anniversary came and the air was filled with gloom. I had a feeling of dread...as if something terrible was going to happen...so on this anniversary day I learn that a loved one very dear to me has been diagnosed with cancer. The emotions of the day the WTC ceased to exist along with the many many victims that lost their lives, were once again very real to me. You have made me realize with your pictures and commentary that life goes on in the hardest of circumstances. I felt helpless when the twin towers were brought down and seeing all the injured people I wanted to reach out to them and help.I tried monetary donations...which I'm sure were appreciated but didn't seem like it was enough so I went to give what God has given me...my blood. It gave me a feeling of fulfillment to know that I may be helping someone hold on to life. I have donated five times now...9-11 being my first and I continue to do so in memory of those unfortunate people. My heart goes out to all of them and their families. I totally understand the need to help and I commend you on setting up this site. It's an awesome memorial!



• Paul and Susan Moore (2002.09.12 22:24)
  Great page. Thanks for posting the pictures you took of a horrific event.
  
  Paul and Susan



• Anna (2002.09.12 23:36)
  May the whole world live in peace, enough is enough!



• Christine, Ottawa (2002.09.13 00:23)
  Bonsoir, ... as difficult as it was to read, to look and to relive that day, I thank you, Patrick, for sharing your pictures and thoughts with us. None of us will ever forget either where they were or what they were doing ... it doesn't mater where you are from, your occupation, your nationality, your religion, ... on that day, we were all affected. To those who helped in the rescue and recovery missions, I thank you! Mark D., my ironworker friend in NYC, you are my hero and I thank you! Un gros merci et que la paix rayonne
  dans le monde!



• Fred Hall, Photographer (N.H.) (2002.09.13 00:55)
  Very artfully portrayed, however sad it was. You are a master photographer Mr. Munits!



• SW from Nevada (2002.09.13 01:21)
  Patrick, you've done a great job putting this together. thank you.
  God Bless America. Blessings to you also!



• Marie (2002.09.13 07:41)
  This is the greatest Page with Photos i ever seen ... now the People all around the world can imagine the Horror of this day ... Thankyou for the Photos!



• Gerry in Ottawa (2002.09.13 08:30)
  Incredible.......our memories of this day will live on forever in your pictures.
  
  Thanks



• Judy in California (2002.09.13 10:28)
  Thank you for a heartfelt tribute. Your stunning photos and documentary show your caring and compassion for those whose lives were lost that day and for their family and friends. I'll remember them...and you. ~ Judy ~



• Marlene in London, Ont, (2002.09.13 10:33)
  You captured the heart of the story in your photos. We will never forget that day. We have friends who are Americans and live in Ottawa. I phoned them on Saturday September 15, 2001 to express my condolences and heartfelt sorrow and told them that America didn't deserve to be hit that way. May God protect and comfort the families who lost so much on that tragic day.



• R.W.M. michigan (2002.09.14 07:30)
  Thanks. We all need to remember 9-11. It was a sad day for the world. Thanks again for a wonderful site. rwm



• Christine Bilodeau (2002.09.14 12:41)
  This is a great site! It is very touching! This event is something that I will never forget! It will always be in my heart! It has brought many people together and has taught us to stick together in all good and bad times no matter what!! Oh and also God is always with us at all times even though sometimes it may not seem that way! He is always with us no matter what! Things will get better! Well I must go for now! Thank you for reading this! God Bless you all!



• Brad from Ottawa, Ontario (2002.09.15 09:21)
  Well done! If Canada only had a real leader like Bush.I am so embarassed of our P.M.! Chretien is a couple sandwiches short of a full picinic.We need a leader that can relate, communicate,assist,comprehend and be right behind the U.S.A. just like England,before it's too late!!



• Marilyn Lee Ontario (2002.09.15 16:35)
  You have touched me with your photos and the total respect you gave these them. Your sorrow was visible as was the committment in the documentry of the same. Thanks



• Bonnie Guelph, Ont. Canada (2002.09.15 19:16)
  Thank you so much for your story. Please know that many Canadians are remembering you in our prayers.



• Graham in London (2002.09.15 21:49)
  You have expressed in pictures what many people have felt. Thank you for putting this together and sharing it with the world.



• Chris Lake (2002.09.15 22:51)
  Thanks for sharing your photos , they touched my heart



• Chiyuki Williams from Cambridge, ON (2002.09.18 20:49)
  Thanks for posting these pictures as I didn't have a chance to look at many 9/11 pictures since last year. These pictures are very real and the comments are very touching. It reminded me how horrified experinece it was for New Yorkers. I pray that the Load Jesus comforts for those who lost their families & friends as long as they live.



• Toronto (2002.09.19 22:43)
  i am sorry for all the loss of dear people ........ but North America should stand tall and destroy the people responsible. An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, take out Sadaem Hussien and his regime before more havoc is unleashed on so many innocent western people. Stand tall American people and be proud of your flag as you always have been!!!!!! Stand tall for the men who have gone to the middle East and support ther efforts no matter the conclusion . I am proud as a Canadian to have you as my neighbourgh and brother !!!!

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