In dedication to Nicole Carol Miller

Dear Nicole Carol Miller,

I'm sorry you had to be on the plane the day of 9/11. I understand that the things you did saved many lives. I thank you for that. Reviewing the news footage of that day, I saw the plane go straight in the middle of the tower. I'm glad you and the 39 other people were able to save many lives. There could’ve been so many more lives taken if you and the others didn’t do what you did. I thank You for that.

I saw in your bio that you worked out daily. I love working out and that is one thing we had in common. I also discovered you love to run and usually run about 5-6 miles a day. That’s impressive. You also loved to eat at Chili’s. You were planning to transfer to California State University. I wish could've gone there.

Sadly, I read in your bio that a thunderstorm caused you to reschedule your flight and forced you to reschedule your flight to the next morning. You were on vacation with your boyfriend In New York/New Jersey but boarded Flight 93 alone in Newark that sad morning. I also read you were raised by your stepmother. I read the beautiful letter from your mother on what would have been your 30th birthday saying that she misses you and wants you to know that their lives are going on. And that you have a niece named after you. Your sister Tiffany is such a good mother. Your mother found the courage to clean your room in order to make your room a place for your niece. Your mother has peace, knowing that you are in heaven and she knows that you two will be together one day. In her final words, ”Until Then, Keep” “Dancing In Heaven”.

I know that each of you is in a better place. I am happy about that. It was heartbreaking because it could’ve been anybody on the plane but It was you and all the other passengers. I’m glad that you all saved many other people's lives something a superhero would do. Your family members were very worried but I knew that they knew that you did something very heroic and you will never be forgotten.