Olabisi worked as an Assistant Manager for International Office Centers in the North Tower.
Her mother babysat her two children while she was at work. She would call every day when she arrived at work to check on her two "munchkins" and then in mid afternoon and again before she left for home.
On 9/11, she called her mother and told her to turn on the television. "If worse comes to worse, I'm just calling to say goodbye to all of you." Then she said the lights were going out and the floor was shaking.
Her mother babysat her two children while she was at work. She would call every day when she arrived at work to check on her two "munchkins" and then in mid afternoon and again before she left for home.
On 9/11, she called her mother and told her to turn on the television. "If worse comes to worse, I'm just calling to say goodbye to all of you." Then she said the lights were going out and the floor was shaking.
Olabisi worked as an Assistant Manager for International Office Centers in the North Tower.
Her mother babysat her two children while she was at work. She would call every day when she arrived at work to check on her two "munchkins" and then in mid afternoon and again before she left for home.
On 9/11, she called her mother and told her to turn on the television. "If worse comes to worse, I'm just calling to say goodbye to all of you." Then she said the lights were going out and the floor was shaking.
Her mother babysat her two children while she was at work. She would call every day when she arrived at work to check on her two "munchkins" and then in mid afternoon and again before she left for home.
On 9/11, she called her mother and told her to turn on the television. "If worse comes to worse, I'm just calling to say goodbye to all of you." Then she said the lights were going out and the floor was shaking.
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