Flight 93 Memorial, 10th Anniversary of 9/11 Commemoration.

When I learned about Flight 93 in middle school, I felt a real connection to flight attendant, Sandy Bradshaw. I was touched by the heroic story of the 40 men and women who fought to save the Nation from further tragedy. Sandy is my inspiration, role model, and hero. She will forever live on in my heart and because of her, I am going after my dream of becoming a flight attendant. I want to help people like she did. I was thankful and honored to be able to visit the Flight 93 site on the 10th anniversary of 9/11.

There was a 45 minute wait to enter the park. But the scenery on the slow drive up was absolutely breathtaking. They say you become drawn to that place, and I now know why.

Once we were parked, everyone took buses to the actual crash site of United Flight 93. Everyone was very friendly and truly PROUD to be an American. 

Obama and the first lady were on this helicopter. Everyone stood up on their chairs when they landed to get pictures, autographs, shakes their hands, and speak to them.                  

There was a 17-ton boulder to make the crash site. I become very emotional and it really hit home to actually be standing where the plane went down. The final resting place of the heroes of Flight 93.

Being there was a life changing experience. It altered me in a way that I didn't think it could. I will hopefully be a flight attendant by the next 9/11, and I cannot wait to wear my uniform proudly to the memorial. I am forever moved by the heroism and courage of everyone on Flight 93. And I'll always remember their sacrifice. My hero Sandy Bradshaw, will always hold a very, very special place in my heart.