interrupted by the announcement that the situation was under control. each man left behind a wife and children. the sarasinis seen here had two. the mcguires had four. last weekend, in austin, texas. victor sarasini s daughter, brelle, marriy eied patrick s mcguire s son. the meeting of brielle and shawn was hardly a coincidence, each was only ten years old when they lost their fathers, they met two years later at camp better days, a camp established to provide support for the children who lost a parent on 9/11. it was founded by amy callahan, who lost her fiancé that day. they were just kids hanging out together, playing pool and basketball. as brielle said in their vows, they grew up together, shaping each other, learning from each other and grounding one another. shawn is now a cpa, and brielle
and helps prevent cavities. go beyond brushing with act®. important to remember that good things can be borne of tragedy. especially at a time when so many are dealing with so much adversity, storms in the south. wildfires in the west. a nationwide opioid epidemic. last week brought the 16th anniversary of september 11th. that sad day led to a wedding this past weekend that was, as the bride told me, destined by fate. let me explain. on september 11th, 2001, victor sarasini, age 51, was the captain of united flight 175, the airplane what hijackers directed into the south tower of the world trade center. inside that building on the 84th floor, patrick mcguire, age 40, was working at euro brokers incorporated. his plan to evacuate had been