RedMan
04-11-2008, 01:26 PM
I lived and worked in NYC for a few years in the 80s.
So when 911 happened I was eagerly scanning lists for people I knew, checking with old friends etc.
After a while the list was so long and such a blizzard of confirmed and not confirmed that I gave up, never recognizing a name.
Today I spoke with very old friend, apparently we had never managed to talk about 911 much. He informed me that our old boss, Elaine Myra Greenberg was a victim.
She was a wonderful person. I made my first trip to NYC to be interviewed by Elaine. I remember being stunned at the view from my hotel looking down on Times Square and telling her about it the next day. I must have sounded like a rube.
She offered me a job and I have never been able to return to Utah since.
RIP Elaine, the world is a poorer place.
So when 911 happened I was eagerly scanning lists for people I knew, checking with old friends etc.
After a while the list was so long and such a blizzard of confirmed and not confirmed that I gave up, never recognizing a name.
Today I spoke with very old friend, apparently we had never managed to talk about 911 much. He informed me that our old boss, Elaine Myra Greenberg was a victim.
She was a wonderful person. I made my first trip to NYC to be interviewed by Elaine. I remember being stunned at the view from my hotel looking down on Times Square and telling her about it the next day. I must have sounded like a rube.
She offered me a job and I have never been able to return to Utah since.
RIP Elaine, the world is a poorer place.