Brinks Memorial Recalls Grim Tragedy

Mary Koshak October 21, 2011 at 12:34 pm

30 years later and it still is heartbreaking. We were no longer a little sleepy country town in the beautiful hills of the Hudson Valley, we became different people after that day. Our lives were changed forever as the Terrorists made us look at our way of life differently than ever before. We lost our sense of peace and contentment and trust. We became more aware of the people who wanted to change all lives so that they could have what they wanted by acts of terrorism instead of the way of the true civil rights leaders, which was and is the only way that things can change for the better. God Bless these 3 wonderful men and their families. This is something that the people of Nyack who were friends to these men will never forget.

johnnyangel10 October 21, 2011 at 01:45 pm

I remember that event and in Rockland back then most didn't expect something of that magnitude in Rockland.I was a former officer and they always are on duty,so although there are bad apples,anarchy is worse!