Children of 9 11 grow into adults with their own legacies
Thirty years after the attacks, the children and young adults who lost a parent or were born after 9/11 now shape lives across fields from public service to wrestling and national security. Profiles cover Lindsay Weinberg in forensics outreach, Thea Trinidad in wrestling, Michael Trinidad in politics, Anjunelly Jean-Pierre in hospitality, Alexandra Wald in cyber security, Ryan McGowan in marketing, and Ronald Milam Jr in sports, each honoring a parent while pursuing personal goals.
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New York
America
Lindsay Weinberg
Weinberg
New York City Medical Examiner
Steven Weinberg
World Trade Center
Lindsay
Ground Zero
Trade Center
Michael Trinidad
Thea
Tampa
Florida
Divina Fly
Rosita
Pro Wrestling Illustrated Magazine
Michael
George Washington University
Alexandra Wald
Victor Wald
Alex
Federal General Services Administration
Washington
Ryan
Tom
Boston College
Casey
Ronald Milam Jr
Army
Ronald Milam
Pentagon
Ronald Jr
Air Force
Jacqueline Milam
San Antonio
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Thea Trinidad
Madison Square Garden
Adam Rose
Michael Massaroli
Anjunelly Jean-Pierre
Maxima Jean-Pierre
Dominican Republic
Anjanelly
Anjunelly
Congress
Maxima
Congressional
Ryan McGowan
Stacey Sennas McGowan
Associated Press
Bush
Monument Chemical
W. Baker Road
Baytown
Texas
Imonumentchemical
Edoitayourselej
Ane LO
Hila
Pat
Iad
Chastity
Jeremy
Ferry Rd
Cedarcrestcemetery
Sommere Design
Www
Carnesengineering.com
Faith Community Hospice LLC
Garth Rd
Cynthia Patterson
BSN
Carol Mendelevitz
LMSW
NCBF
Garth
Crespoandjirrels.com
Crespo & Jirrels