“But, it is Culbertson’s words that most move me. He expresses profound concern for the country and for the families of the people who were killed, he hopes that whoever perpetrated this crime will be brought to justice, and then he offers a gift of empathy and generosity of spirit with the words, ‘And for New Yorkers, your city still looks great from up here.’” Visitors to Manhattan can still see how this “city still looks great” by planning a trip in the summer of 2014 and including an intention to visit the 9/11 Memorial Plaza and Museum. Greenwald shared some advice: “The best way to plan is to visit www.911memorial. org. As we get closer to the opening date, we will have ticket information and availability so you can plan far in advance.” Until then, you can connect and share 9/11 Memorial visitor experiences via Facebook, Twitter and Google+. And, as you wait, connect and share, please consider what it will take to heal your own memory of the events of September 11, 2001—no matter your own age or place at the time.
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