Tonyell McDay

I never knew who Tonyell was, but after reading posts on her and also posting something of my own on her a few months back, I was touched in a place in my heart that has never been touched before. Tonyell crosses my mind everyday. I guess because her life came to an end @ 25, and I am 25 and will be celebrating my 26th birthday in a month. I made a promise to never forget her and a few other brothers and sisters who passed that day. Tonyell because of reading about you, I now make it my life to smile and be a ray of hope in life instead of just being a ray. Every picture I saw of you you had the biggest most beautiful smile ever. I now try to leave that impression on people. I may be a young man but it does not hurt to smile and spread love. I want to thank the people who knew you who had so much great things to say because you lived throgh their memories in which stretched out to a man who was struggling to find his place in the world. Thank you Tonyell, because if I ever have a daughter I pray she is just like you. Rest in peace sister!

eutawville11@yahoo.com

Legacy Liberty Unites visitorMarch 3, 2007

Ejaz Bonaccorti, friend

Dear Tonyell: You are dynamite. Will miss you very much.

Legacy Liberty Unites visitorFebruary 19, 2007

Miss McDay like so many other victims died to early in life. She had so much left to give. I have tried to make some sense out of what happened on September 11 but I am still shocked. How could so many innocent people be murdered in such a horrible fashion. God is trying to tell us something. What it is I don't know. As I look at Miss McDays young face I ask myself with all the evil that is still loose in this world why did this young woman have to die so horribly. I guess it is beyond my understanding. May God rest her soul.

De Wayne Williams

Legacy Liberty Unites visitorFebruary 19, 2007

Ejaz Bonaccorti, friend

Dear Tonyell: You are dynamite. Will miss you very much.

Legacy Liberty Unites visitorFebruary 19, 2007