I was looking to add a comment on a friends page when I came across Dom s picture. I read about her and laughed about the fact that she spent $1000 in just two weeks at Banana Republic. So somehting I would do and it made me laugh a little. I hope you find comfort that your beautiful daughter touched a stranger in in a joyful way - and she is remmebered.

Published by Karen C.

It's been eight years and although time continues to move forward, the pain of losing you never lessens. Every day you are thought of and deeply missed. With each star in the sky, every dragonfly that takes flight, and every sunflower that blooms, you are remembered and loved.

Mom

I'm so sorry for your loss, I bet he was nice.

Posted by Nate

I am a Junior in high school doing a school project on 9/11 and it's victims. I was given Joseph to research and this is probably the most heartbreaking thing I've had to read up on.

My heart goes out to the people still hurting from this loss, and to Joseph.

I'm very sorry you had to lose him, he seemed like a good guy. I send my condolences

Posted by Anonymous

The Anchundia family lived next door to my grandparents when my brother and I were kids. We spent a lot of happy times there, especially when Joseph and his brother Elias were home and could come out and play with us. They were both very nice boys, a lot of fun to be around. Though we didn’t stay in touch as we grew older and the Anchundia’s moved, my grandfather would give updates. I had heard that Joseph worked at the WTC and lived in Manhattan, and even though I hadn’t seen him for many years, I immediately thought of him on the morning of 9/11. I remember hoping that he no longer worked there, or hadn’t gone to work that day; it was impossible to fathom, still is, something so horrible happening to him, and to the thousands of other people who died. I will never forget Joseph, and his brother Elias who also died too young years later. Sending love to the Anchundias, today and always.

Posted by Mellina George