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'''Todd Beamer''' was the [[Christian]] who helped stop the [[9/11]] hijackers over Pennsylvania, resulting in a crash which killed everyone aboard the aircraft. He was an account manager for [[Oracle Corporation]], selling database software. He left a wife, Lisa, and two sons. | '''Todd Beamer''' was the [[Christian]] who helped stop the [[9/11]] hijackers over Pennsylvania, resulting in a crash which killed everyone aboard the aircraft. He was an account manager for [[Oracle Corporation]], selling database software. He left a wife, Lisa, and two sons. | ||
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| + | * Although it's not yet clear what Beamer, Glick and the others were able to do, they are being hailed as heroes for forcing the plane down in a remote strip mine area in Stoneycreek, Somerset County, about 80 miles southeast of Pittsburgh.<ref>[http://www.post-gazette.com/headlines/20010916phonecallnat3p3.asp The phone line from Flight 93 was still open when a GTE operator heard Todd Beamer say: 'Are you guys ready? Let's roll']</ref> | ||
His last recorded words were, "Let's roll." | His last recorded words were, "Let's roll." | ||
{{DEFAULTSORT:Beamer, Todd}} | {{DEFAULTSORT:Beamer, Todd}} | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
*[http://www.post-gazette.com/headlines/20011028flt93beamerbiop8.asp Passenger: Todd Beamer] | *[http://www.post-gazette.com/headlines/20011028flt93beamerbiop8.asp Passenger: Todd Beamer] | ||
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[[Category:Religious People]] | [[Category:Religious People]] | ||
Revision as of 01:03, December 27, 2009
Todd Beamer was the Christian who helped stop the 9/11 hijackers over Pennsylvania, resulting in a crash which killed everyone aboard the aircraft. He was an account manager for Oracle Corporation, selling database software. He left a wife, Lisa, and two sons.
- Although it's not yet clear what Beamer, Glick and the others were able to do, they are being hailed as heroes for forcing the plane down in a remote strip mine area in Stoneycreek, Somerset County, about 80 miles southeast of Pittsburgh.[1]
His last recorded words were, "Let's roll."