Hello!
Though I'm miles away from USA, almost a year later, I can still remember
that day, I can still remember those images, I can still remember how it
broke my heart to see those planes hit those towers and then to see them
falling apart. Unfortunately few had the luck to survive and unfortunately,
like Nicole, many young people got their path to heaven.
I can't feel what you feel, I didn't lose anyone, but I feel like I did, I
feel like the world stopped turning, like the time had stopped, God moved
his hand and in a second thousands of people were dead.
I'm sorry for your loss, I'm sorry for everyone who lost someone, I'm sorry
for americans, but most of all, I'm sorry for the world, that lost so many
good people.

I’m very sorry to hear about your loss. I don’t know what to say. I only can tell you that I lost my wife after being married for only two months. She was from San Francisco. For some reason I’m glad she never knew about these tragic events. Like Lisa, Nicole will always be with us as long as we remember her.

Manu

Please know that Nicole will never be forgotten. She's one of the angels in heaven that shines down on all of us with hope and peace.

God Bless,

Deb Kunkle

 

Hi Cathy And Wayne,

I found this site on the internet just surfing, and went numb. As you may remember I used to manage The Right Stuff Health Club, and my wife Amy worked there too. Our little daughter Anne Christine came along for the ride the last year we lived in California. I was so saddened by your loss and am sitting here with tears in my eyes, but nothing close to what you must have shed...I remember Nicole very well, she was a beautiful soul, and her pretty smile spread to anyone that encountered her. I hope you guys are all doing ok, allthough I guess you never will be whole again. God bless Nicole, and now I have one more thing to look forward to when I go to heaven.

Love,

Magnar and Family.

 

Dear Friends,
Thank you so very much for sharing these very touching photographs of Nicole with the rest of us. Trying to
convey my feelings is very hard and it would seem so inadequate, I cannot imagine how much pain you went
and are still going through.

Please be aware that by sharing your personal photos you are sharing a small piece of Nicols life with people
who to some small extent are sharing you loss with you. I am confident that she is in a place of peace and
comfort right now, may God bless your family always...

Sincerely,

Jeff Iaconis

 

 

To Nicole's family;

I am touched to tears when I read your daughter's biography. My name is Nancy Goodwin and my home was within the police barricades of the crash area. I am a volunteer ambassador at the Flight 93 memorial.

On that day, my son Douglas who is also 21 walked out of his college and said, "Thank God we live out in the country and don't have to worry if we are safe." He did not know our old brick home was shaken as the plane passed overhead and the school where his brother and sister sat in classes was rocked by the crash.

My dad was working outside and saw the plane coming. He knew it would crash and went right up to the site to help. Arriving before the rescuers, Dad said there was nothing, nothing, nothing. Just a few bits. Emotionally traumatized, he came home.

Bringing my frightened children home, Rose 14 and Ed 8, our road was already closed by officials. I told the kids not to worry, I would take a short cut - the dirt road through the strip mine and get us home safely. I had no idea I would pass the crash site. The crash area was still smoking as we passed by. There was just such an urgency to get home where we would be safe.

I now volunteer weekly as an ambassador at the Flight 93 Memorial. I am compelled to serve since my family has been so effected by this tragedy. I want you to know that there is a peace and always a wind at the memorial. Every time I am there I feel my spirit moved by the victims of Flight 93. They saved my children's lives. There is a small copied black and white picture of Nicole on a victim's wreath there. Having a child the same age, I have touched her face many times. I wondered about her and am thankful for your memorial so that I have gotten to know her more. I will think of her lovingly during my work there. Is there a photo available so that I can display it in a more prominent location?

Sincerely,
Nancy

 

 

To all the people who loved her.

Nicole is in heaven, looking down on you. I pray to God that He gives you the power to continue with your lives. I know for sure that she will take care of you all. God bless you...

Love, Marijke
The Netherlands

 

To Nicole Carol Miller's Family and Friends,

It has taken me awhile to write this, but I think that I finally found the
courage to do so after reading all the wonderful tributes to Nicole. On
September 11th my heart also broke not only for all the victims, but for a
young woman who had the same name as me, Nicole Miller. I first found out
about Nicole being on the flight when I came home from work. I had lots of
messages from worried extended family and friends, so I immediately went to
the internet to find out what had happened to Nicole. When the list of the
passengers for Flight 93 came up on the screen and I saw my own name, I
starting to cry. It is very weird to see your own name on a list of
deceased. For a couple of days all I did was try to find out more
information about your loved one. I wanted to know everything, how old she
was, what color hair, what she like to do, etc.

My mom was traveling back to the USA from London that same awful day, but
ended up in Toronto Canada. She was stuck there for four days, but came
home with what I had been searching for...a picture of Nicole. She had cut
it out of the paper for me and to this day I still have it on my
refrigerator. I want you to know that I think of her everyday and try to
live each day to the fullest...just like she would have done.

Thank you for this AMAZING TRIBUTE, not only does it help me learn about
Nicole Miller it's helped me, Nicole Rae Miller, put life into perspective.

And to Nicole, I can't wait for the day that I will actually get to meet you
in heaven.

Love,
Nicole Miller
Indiana

We are two girls from England, who accidently opened the tribute sight to
Nicole and ended up in tears when we finished reading it. We would like to
say that the terrorist attack on September 11th didnt take the lives of any
of our families, but we still felt affected by Americas losses. We would
like to offer our condolences to you because your daughter looks so
beautiful and happy in those photos, and it must be heart breaking to lose
her. We think what you have done on the web site is an amazing and special
tribute and we think she would be so proud.
May she rest in peace with the Angels,
Nicole Depledge and Stephanie

Longmuir, England (depln001@rbwm.org)

Hola, Soy un chico español de 23 años, hoy he tenido noticias sobre la página conmemorativa al 11 de septiembre, y una por una estoy leyendo la historia de cada una de esas personas inocentes que perdieron la vida por culpa del patriotismo, o al menos eso es lo que fuera de los Estados Unidos se ha dado a entender.
Este gesto de crear una página web en memoria de Nicole es lo mejor que se puede hacer en memoria de una persona, y mantenerla hasta el fin de los dias, para que generación tras generación pueda mantener vivo el recuerdo.

Pienso en todos los planes que Nicole podria tener, amigos, familia... me pongo en mi lugar y sufro.

Dicen que si el amor hacia una persona es sincero, la presencia nunca se pierde.

Saludos y esperanza.
Fran

 

I was moved beyond words by the tribute to Nicole Miller, and I just wanted to let her family--and the world--know: she will not be forgotten, even by those who didn't know her. I pray the blessing of God's loving arms around every hurting, grieving person.

KryMeARvr@aol.com

 

I happened to come across this web site through a people.com tribute.
I was moved to tears by the pictures, the music, and most of all the intense love that was so apparent with each message. I pray that Nicole's family is strengthened with each passing day and may you rejoice in the fact that your daughter is in paradise, probably surrounded by butterflies, and in perfect peace.
God Bless You

avc@ij.net

 

I was not fortunate enough to meet, grow up with, go to school with, or share precious memories with Nicole Miller, but since I saw her picture, I have felt a connection. Maybe it is because my friends' sister, Amy Nicole Jarret, lost her life on that same September morning on a plane, or maybe it is because my friend's husband, Daniel John Lee, did the same. I could list a thousand maybe's and they would never explain the chilling sense of familiarity I got when I saw Nicole's picture for the first time on the television. It was like I did know her, or at least I felt her presence. Nicole was only three years and eight days younger than me, again, maybe that is the explanation. I am not sure if I will ever know why I felt the way I felt, all I do know is that it can not compare to what Nicole's friends and family members are feeling and will feel until they meet up with her in heaven. The tears that I have shed will never amount to the tears you have shed or the tears you will continue to shed, or the loss that you will feel.

God bless the Millers and the rest of Nicole's extended family, God bless Nicole's friends, lovers, co-workers, co-passengers and acquaintences.

God bless anyone that cares enough to carry on Nicole's memory and legacy through this tribute site and others.

God bless the rest of the victims of that September day and their families.

God bless the rescue workers and volunteers.

God bless the leaders of our country and foreign leaders.

God bless each and every proud American.

God bless the people of the world.

And, most importantly, God bless the monsters who committed these evil acts and those that have hate in their hearts, because I assure them that Satan will not bless them, nor have mercy on their souls.

OceanRhythm@aol.com

 

Dear Nicole's Family,
I am writing to tell you that I wear your daughter's name every day on my 9/11/01 ID bracelet. It has your daughter's name on it, and I picked to have her on purpose. We are very much alike, her & I. We even kind of look alike. I am only 15 years old though. I was very touched by your website at nicolemillermemorial.com. I was so happy to see what Nicole really looked like. The only picture I had ever seen of her was her graduation picture. I have it in my room with a brief biography of Nicole. I am so sorry for your loss, and I would be happy to send you my ID bracelet if you would like it. I would be honored to send it to ya'll. . Please write me back. I understand if you are too busy. I will forever remember Nicole, even though I never had the privilege to meet her.
- Maggie A. Koerner

lsubelle@sport.rr.com

 

Hi!

My name is Eva and I am from Sweden.
I am wery sad over your daughter dead and al the other people who died 11 sep 2001.
Nicole was a wery pretty women with a big smile on her lips and I cried when I read your tribute to your daughter.
I hope your family can go forward in your life with a smile on your lips beause I belive that is what Nicole wan't you to do.
In her short life she brought you "love" for a lifetime.
I'm sorry if I spell bad because I am not so good in English language but I'm learning.
Many hugs to Nicoles family
from
Eva

 

 

I accidently ran across Nicole Miller's tribute. I envy her and don't even or did't even know her. How lucky she is to have a family that loves her. I am so sorry for your loss. But rest assure, Nicole is with you, with every breath your family takes and every time you think of her, she is standing next to all of you. I am from Kentucky not that far from where the plane went down, I remember how I felt that day. Even before all the terrible things that started at 8:48 a.m. that morning, I felt something was amiss. I worked 3-11 shifts that weekend and usually sleep late after pulling that shift. But for some reason at 9:00 a.m. I woke out of a sound sleep and went to the den and turned on the television after I got my coffee started I saw live on the television the second plane hitting the second tower, and I knew we were at war. I just got back home a couple of weeks ago. I got called into active duty two days after the attacks. Everything has changed for me. Even my family and people have changed since that day. I have almost lost everything I own because of being away, but I don't regret anything. I just think how blessed I am especially after reading the tribute you made for your beautiful daughter Nicole. May God Bless you and your family. May the wings of angels hold you up whenever you are feeling down. May God grant you and your family peace. Just remember you lost a daughter, but you gained a very special loving guardian angel.

Sincerely
Julie R. Sykes

JSYK5@aol.com