Let show him some love🙏🇺🇸
Left side:Carpenter in combat gear during his deployment to Afghanistan in 2010 He was a 21-year-old Lance Corporal with 1st Battalion,9th Marines
Right side:CarpenteThe scars and bald headare from the blast iniuries he sustained We love you so much.
@eagameover It’s a shame we have to celebrate this because there are actually people who WOULDNT DO THIS!! Used to be a man’s duty and it was common Now it’s uncommon from the selfishness of man. God will bless you!
In memory of Todd Morgan Beamer
November 24, 1968 – September 11, 2001
Age 32 Cranbury, New Jersey
Account manager, Oracle Corporation
United Airlines Flight 93Todd Beamer left home that Tuesday for a one-day business trip to San Francisco. He was due back the same night. His wife, Lisa, was five months pregnant. Their sons, David and Drew, were three and one. The family had just returned from a company trip to Italy. He chose to come home first so he could see the boys.
He grew up in the Chicago suburbs, the middle child of David and Peggy Beamer. He played baseball, attended Wheaton Christian schools, graduated from Wheaton College in 1991, and earned an MBA from DePaul. At Wheaton he met Lisa. They married in 1994, taught Sunday school for years, and built an ordinary life of work, church, and small children. “Let’s roll” was already a family phrase, what he said when it was time to get in the car.
Flight 93 left Newark late. After takeoff, hijackers seized the cockpit. Passengers learned from phone calls that other planes had already been flown into buildings. Todd tried to reach Lisa. When the call failed, he reached GTE Airfone supervisor Lisa Jefferson. He stayed calm. He described what was happening. He asked her to pray the Lord’s Prayer with him. Others on the plane joined. He recited the 23rd Psalm. He asked her, if he did not make it, to tell his family how much he loved them.Then Jefferson heard him say to the people around him: “Are you guys ready? Okay. Let’s roll.”Todd Beamer and other passengers and crew moved toward the cockpit. The plane crashed in a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania, at 10:03 a.m. Everyone aboard was killed. The intended target—almost certainly the Capitol or the White House was not reached.
His daughter, Morgan Kay, was born on January 9, 2002. Todd Beamer was not a soldier. He was a salesman, a Sunday school teacher, a husband, and a father who decided, in the last minutes of his life, that the plane would not be used as a weapon. His words became a national rallying cry because they were so ordinary and so complete: get ready, then go.
He is remembered at the Flight 93 National Memorial in Pennsylvania and on Panel S-68 of the National September 11 Memorial. His damaged watch and an Oracle business card recovered from the site are among the artifacts that remain.
Never forget.
Let’s roll!❤️🙏
BREAKING 🚨 This young lady stunned the world and sang ‘Amazing Grace’ in France at the Notre Dame Cathedral
Jesus Christ truly is King. I am brought to tears 🙏
@AureolinDay@factpostnews No he is protecting her as his child. She is not yet fully grown despite how grown we think we are at that age. If he is paying for her education, then he must choose what is best for her interests.