Ever feel that your sibling loss has been discounted? Join Dr. Heidi Horsley and her guests Jim Glaccone and Cathie Omg-Herrera who both had siblings murdered on 9/11. Although it has been 20 years each continues to honor their siblings, Cathie through the Betty Ann Ong Foundation and Jim by serving on the board of Tuesday’s Children and leading tours at the 9/11 Tribute Museum.
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This is so interesting to listen to. God bless all these people. I have lost all my siblings. My oldest sister Deirdre was murdered on January 31, 1968. She was 22. I was 17. She left behind a husband & 3 month old daughter. It was so awful. He moved with the baby and when she was in her 40’s she reconnected with us. He never stayed in touch again. My other sister passed in 2017 unexpectedly, and my younger brother passed January 9 2021. My husband found he had passed in his sleep. I’m now 71 years old. I have had a full life but find things still trigger my moods when I hear of tragedies. My sister’s murder changed everything.