PHILADELPHIA - James van Riemsdyk is one of many Americans unswervingly acted upon by the events of Sept. 11, 2001. Two residents of his New Jersey municipality (he was born in Middleton, N.J.) were killed in the attacks that brought down the pair towers of the World Trade Center.
A cessation girlfriend mystified his father. So it was with a non-fluctuating extent of requital the 21-year-old Philadelphia Flyers despatch heard of the eradication of Osama bin Laden, the architect of the attacks. “There’s a big monument in our community which I thought they did a reasonably nice job on. It positively affected a lot of people cheese-paring to me. It was definitely a depressed day and a lot of good people died that day, but it’s full that some lawfulness finally came out of it now,” said van Riemsdyk, who went out and played an inspired ready in the Flyers 3-2 overtime deprivation to the Boston Bruins Monday night.
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