佛罗里达州一名男子在 2001 年收到了他母亲（9/11 受害者）的一封信，称赞他在幼儿园的阅读进步——几十年后又回来了。 A Florida man received a 2001 letter from his mother, a 9/11 victim, praising his kindergarten reading progress—returned decades later.

一名佛罗里达男子收到他母亲Cee Lee Ross Lyles的一封触摸信,他是一名乘务人员,在93号班机911袭击中丧生,在信写了几十年之后。 A Florida man received a touching letter from his mother, Cee Lee Ross Lyles, a flight attendant who died in the 9/11 attacks on Flight 93, decades after it was written. 2001年3月,该照会发给他的前幼儿园教师Tammy Thurman, 称赞她的学生Jevon Castrillo读了一本封面封面。 Dated March 2001, the note, sent to his former kindergarten teacher Tammy Thurman, praised her student Jevon Castrillo for reading a book cover to cover. Thurman通过多次搬迁保存了这封信,并于2025年将其归还Castrillo。 Thurman preserved the letter through multiple relocations and returned it to Castrillo in 2025. 现在,一个父亲,他把这个信息描述为 与他母亲的宝贵联系, 反映了她的爱和自豪。 Now a father, he described the message as a cherished connection to his mother, reflecting her love and pride. 该信的征程凸显了个人姿态的持久影响和在9/11事件中失去亲人者的持久遗产。 The letter’s journey highlights the lasting impact of personal gestures and the enduring legacy of those lost on 9/11.