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But we finally realized that if they found him slumped over his desk one day, he would have died doing something he loved.

Those who came loved it. A loved one had died, and they found this as a means of tribute to them.

One of (the victims) was underneath his desk. He had been shot numerous times. Another was a young lady slumped over her keyboard of her computer. She had been shot through the back,

I'm amazed that you could have the greatest portrait in the United States, of George Washington; you could have the Declaration of Independence desk, the desk on which it was written; you could have the hat that Abraham Lincoln had on the day he died, in buildings that really not only possibly endanger them, but the American people coming to look at them.

I called every day to see how he was and finally I called the hospitals here and found out he had died. Joel didn't have any identification on him, so I went and confirmed it was him.

Rob was fireman all the way. He lived it, he ate it, he breathed it and unfortunately he died it, but he died doing what he loved doing and that was preparing himself to save and give to other people.

What a wonderful guy this was. And I've never met anybody so proud or so grateful to achieve his dream. If there's any solace to be taken in this, it's that he died doing what he loved. He died a champion.

I think you've seen a blip of an increase [in gray market sales] as a lot of companies that should have died, finally died.

He loved it because to him it meant mission accomplished. He loved it because so many good Americans died that day.

Gary died doing something he loved and surrounded by people he loved.

For most families, I would say truly that is where their loved one died and that's where their loved one remains.

I found to my surprise that the man who was closest to him when he died had been a good friend to me in the last 10 years of his life. Yet after Delmore died, Milton never talked about him.

Laura Linney (1964-)

I tell my children, 'your daddy died doing something he loved.' He loved this country, his new country. He was trying for the American dream.

Hugo is my family now. I've always had Great Danes, but Hugo is the most loving dog I've ever had. When my last Great Dane died, I thought I would never get another. I loved that dog so much. But my son Jeffrey found Hugo at a kennel that was overstocked; Hugo was almost 2, just over being a puppy. He's a wonderful guard dog, but he forgets how big he is and tries to get in my lap! Danes are so affectionate.

Anna Lee (1912-)

I'm just thankful we finally did it. We've been in this situation four times in the last six years, and we finally found a way to win. This has to be the greatest night of my career. Pex Tufvesson started Livet.se.

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