A 2996 Tribute - Elizabeth Claire Logler
The Ladies, Goddesses And Bitches Writing Consortium is proud to be participating in the 2996 project honoring the victims of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.As fate would have it, when we entered the random drawing for a victim of the attacks to whom we would create a memorial - a woman came to us. It is an honour to memoralize Elizabeth Claire Logler.
While the tribute here is dedicated to one who died at "Ground Zero", we ask that you remember the lives taken at The Pentagon and those brave souls who perished aboard United Airlines Flight 93 as well.
Elizabeth Claire Logler, of Rockville Center, New York, died at the age of 31. She was the Vice President of Cantor Fitzgerald's eSpeed Division and was killed in the attack on The Twin Towers. {Legacy.com Tribute}
"Beth", as she was known, was the fiancee of Douglas Cleary. They were to be married on December 20, 2001.
It is our prayer that Elizabeth Claire Logler rests in peace and that her family has found comfort.
posted by Mistress Regina @ 9/11/2006 12:01:00 AM
39 comments
39 Comments:
Never forgotten.
God be with her family and friends and we will never forget "Beth".
Rest In Peace Beth, we will never forget you for you like all 2996 meant 3eh world to us.
I am honoring George Lopez: http://thunderrun.blogspot.com/2006/09/george-lopez-one-of-2996.html
2996 Project is a truly heartfelt tribute from all of us to the families of the victims. To learn a little about each one and to see their face means so much. I'm proud to be part of it by honoring Charles Peter Lucania at my site, gwenevere
My heart is saddened with the remembrance of all of our honored lost. May all of the 2996 rest in peace.
Cindi
Never forgive. Never forget.
I am pleased to honor Alfred Maler.
http://blog.flyairdave.com/?p=642
Never forgive. Never forget.
To Beth and all the others, We will never forget.
I am honored to Honor the life of PatrickLyons.
http://journals.aol.com/gigi1230/ThankHeavensforLittleGirls/
Many blessings to those who lost loved ones.
I am honored to pay a tribute to the life of Joseph Lovero
http://360.yahoo.com/ladydragonfly9
Never forgotten...Ever.
My tribute is for Daniel Lugo, who worked as a security guard at the WTC.
http://mamakbear.blogspot.com
We must not forget. But what a great memorial tribute this whole 2996 project, and your post on Elizabeth, is.
To read about another lovely lady who lost her life in the attack on this nation on 9/11, see Laura Gilly.
It's so sad about Douglas. May the future bring him peace. Elizabeth, you are not forgotten.
I honored Joseph Lostrangio at
www.thepanicblog.com
Thank you for sharing your thoughts for this lovely woman who is missed by many.
Please stop by my tribute post for Gilbert and leave a link and comment so that others can come here to read
Great Tribute to Elizabeth Claire. The greatest part of this 2,996 tribute is all of the great bloggers I have met. Those that are willing to take some time to research and write something about one of the victims of that terrible day.
A list of the victims is pointless, this string of bloggers blogging about one name on the list is awesome. Thanks for being a part.
Very nice . . . she will be remembered and her family and loved ones prayed for.
My tribute to Richie Myhre is here:
http://www.xanga.com/SwordAndSacrifice/527134013/dedicated-to-richie---a-9--11-tribute.html
Thank you for sharing. I will remember her on Monday.
I honored Michael Haub, FDNY
This project has opened my eyes even more it seems. My sadness for those families who lost and those who lost their lives so violently was deep. But now, that I read about the lives of those lost, it just stirs up all kinds of different emotions in me. With flashes of the long lists scrolling on the tv, or internet pages it seemed so overwhelming. But in breaking it down to each individual makes it a little easier to mourn their loss, to say that special prayer for their lives and families. They are not just a group, they are individuals with separate lives that none of us ever took the time to learn about.
I am so honored to be part of this project and thank you for your wonderful tribute to Elizabeth.
Louie
Tribute to Michael William Lomax
How sad she died less than 2 weeks before she was to be married. Thank you for remembering her. Thanks for stopping by my tribute to Marjorie C. Salamone.
your memory will always be with us, Beth
How sad... What a great tribute. I too honor a vicitim.
Robert Francis Mace
Wonderful tribute to a beautiful woamn :o)
thanks for commenting on my tribute to Joseph E Maloney.
RIP Elizabeth, may God give your family peace. We Must Never forget!
Another lovely tribute. Rest in peace, Elizabeth.
Wonderful tribute. My heart goes out to her family.
Beautiful Tribute.....it's great that so many people have participated in this project. Thank you for sharing.
How appropriate for you to honor a woman.
I pay tribute to Lt. Col. Johnson today
Very nice tribute, and a wonderful blog.
Alexandra
Honoring Mauel L. Lopez
What a wonderful tribute....and thank you for also remembering those in DC and PA as well.
I honored Edward Raymond Vanacore
Wonderful Tribute. Thanks for doing this:-).
What a beautiful tribute!
We lost so many beautiful souls that day. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Please read my tribute to Major Dwayne Williams who was lost at the Pentagon.
Thank you, your tribute was beautiful.
Five years have come, and five years have gone, and still we stand together as one…
I did not know any victims, but I learned a lot about my asigned person. His tribute is on my blog.
9/11 is what compelled me to re-join the military and do my part.
Thank you for your story. I am saddened at how many people at Canter Fitz lost their lives that day. I remember Lisa Egan who worked there as well as her sister.
We will never forget.
I remember Lisa Egan
http://ramblingsofamadpiggie.blogspot.com
I know I was here, @#!!%$&^ Blogger! I was warmed by your tribute. May they all be in the hands of their creator. D
Beth,
On this page, on the hearts of those who never knew you, on the souls of those who did - you are not forgotten, nor will you ever be. Your life touched many - your death has touched the world. May you know that it was a life not lived in vain, for you have opened up our eyes and our hearts.
May you be in peace, Beth.
"A word said does not die, but just begins to live...."
Elizabeth Claire Logler lives on in our memories.
Thank you to all of you who have visited our tribute to Elizabeth thus far. We shall continue to honour her. Do let others know. The 2,996 must not be forgotten.
911 HAS AFFECTED NOT ONLY THE FAMILIES OF THE DECEASED BUT PEOPLE AROUND THE GLOBE.
LOVE TO ALL.
I'm remembering all that I come across. Thank you.
Hi Mistress, you are in the top post on my weblog for your tribute. I posted it to savethesoldiers.
This is one-year late...but anyway, Beth was one of the bridesmaids at my brother-in-law's wedding in Rockville Centre, a good friend to his wife.
All her family got back was her driver's license. I hope she and they have been granted peace.
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