and to have confidence and hope for the future. Flight 93 Passengers Todd Beamer United Flight 93. Todd Beamer and other frightened passengers quickly turned to their in-flight phones and cell phones. Let’s Roll! is a message of character, courage, and undeniable faith in the face of horrifying tragedy, and encourages anyone who reads it to live a real life right now. His last known words, “Let’s Roll!” have become a rallying cry for the entire American nation. Todd–and all the other passenger heroes–lost their lives in a Pennsylvania field on September 11, 2001. Mr Besmer was a former college baseball and basketball player and is thought to have led other passengers in an attack on the hijackers of Flight 93 that brought the plane down before it could crash in Washington, DC. Bush - whom David and Peggy Beamer met on several occasions - when speaking later about the heroism of the passengers of Flight 93. Lisa Beamer was thrust into the national spotlight after her husband led a counterattack against terrorists on United Flight 93. After 9/11, Lisa Beamer became the face of the day’s mourners and a reminder of the day’s heroism. The last two words were appropriated by President George W. Let’s Roll: Ordinary People, Extraordinary CourageĢ0th anniversary edition of the New York Times bestseller with a new foreword from Lisa Beamer. In this video, Todd’s wife, Lisa Beamer, talks about the kind of person Todd was, what he prayed just before uttering “Let’s roll!”, and how her faith helps her cope with the loss of her heroic husband. Out of the four hijacked flights on 9/11, this was the only one where hijackers failed to hit their mark.Ģ0 years later, the impact of this event continues to reverberate in the hearts and minds of all who remember it. Todd Beamer, along with several other passengers on United Flight 93, charged the cockpit in a counterattack against the terrorists who took over the plane. Todd Morgan Beamer was a passenger on board United Airlines Flight 93 when it was hijacked and crashed in 2001.
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