Cindy McGinty's grief was born on the morning of September 11, 2001, when two hijacked planes slammed into New York City's World Trade Center, killing her husband Mike McGinty. Mike was on the 99th floor of the North Tower when American Airlines Flight 11 crashed into floors 93-99.
"People often say to me, 'Well, it's been 20 years.' But it never leaves you, it never leaves you," she said from her home in Bloomfield, Connecticut.
"My husband Ron was on the 94th floor of the second tower and he called me to say that he had just seen an explosion on the building next to him," Breitweiser said. "He had felt his cheek get warm and he was watching people fall or jump out the windows across from him. The 20th anniversary of the attacks with her daughter will be remembered in the same way it always has, spending time alone in nature.'TALL ORDER'
"He meant everything to us as a dad, as a husband, as a friend, coach, role model," he said. "And that feeling that we're never going to see him again, that was tough. That was really tough."
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