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If the song has a message......Radio has given it a voice.....

"I would just like to tell you my story, I lost my husband that fateful day and I was so sad , I didn't think I could bear the pain, we had been married for one year two days before , and I honestly thought I would die , and for all I knew I wanted to as well , but that same day all the TV stations and radio stations and pretty much anything that talks was talking about "it", and this very special station which I had never known existed while I was just helplessly switching stations came up and I heard the beginning of your song and I just left it there and it began and I just clung to every word and it was like you were just singing my entire story from that morning , I could not believe it , and believe it or not , your song has helped me through so much that I don't think I can thank you enough, the other day I got very sick and I went to the doctor and that's when I found out I was pregnant and 9 months later I had a gorgeous baby girl who I named Kristy as well .Kristy Jackson, You are my hero, you are a true angel, thank you for everything."
Catherine

Dear Kristy,
"My name is Bill. I am a pilot for United Airlines, based in New York. All the pilots on both Flts 93 & 175 were my fellow JFK crewmembers. I am also a native New Yorker, so the attacks on our country have hit home particularly hard. As pilots, we are very good at suppressing our emotions, keeping a stiff upper lip. We train to remain calm and collected during emergencies. Unfortunately this trait is not healthy when it comes to dealing with stress we encounter in our personal lives, outside the cockpit. I first heard your song on WPLJ while driving on the highway. As I listened to the lyrics, I felt as if I was there myself. I saw myself going to work as I have done hundreds of times before, and being faced with what these heroes were faced with. In fact, I have flown both of those flights in the months before September 11th. I was suddenly overcome by tears and had to pull to the side of the road. It was as if all the emotion I had been holding back for weeks came pouring out at that moment. I want to thank you for helping me let those feelings out. Listening to your voice as you sing those words brings tears to my eyes every time. To me it is a tribute, an anthem if you will, to the crews and the heroes, particularly Flt 93 that crashed in Pennsylvania. I'd also like to thank you on behalf of Captain Victor J. Saracini & First Officer Michael R. Horrocks (flt 175), and Captain Jason M. Dahl & First Officer Leroy W. Homer (flt 93) for paying tribute to them. I know they are looking down from Heaven and showering you with prayers. I've purchased 5 of your CD's so I can share them with my whole family. If you ever perform in the N.Y. area I would love to come and watch your performance. Thank you and God Bless You,"
Bill

"Dear Kristy,
I'm a 38 year old Physical Education teacher and Coach on Long Island in New York. I have always considered myself to be a so called "tough guy." The events of September 11th have obviously made all of us look at the world in a much different way. I heard your song, "She'd Kissed a Hero" on WPLJ in New York on my way to school one morning. There I was, a man who has not really cried in almost 20 years, hysterical in my car. But the song was so touching and emotional, it gave me a sense of peace and tranquility in a very anxious and confusing time. I will never leave my house again without telling my wife and two daughters how much I love them. I am so happy I found your Web Site and have just ordered a copy of the song. I have been telling everyone I know about the song and can't wait to share it with all the people I care about in this world. Thank you so much"
Dale

"Dearest Kristy,
I just want to say thank you for your beautiful song, "Little Did She Know." I heard it in the way to work this morning ( on KIXY San Diego) and I still have the lump in my throat! I shed tears at the words to this beautiful song as it has special meaning to me in so many ways. I am a flight attendant for United Airlines. I lost so many of my colleagues on September 11th. I, like you, believe that everyone lost on that day, became angels for all of us, especially our heroes on that Newark flight. I have held back tears for 6 weeks now. I have been that "brave" person that helps everyone else get through this. Somewhere along the way, I forgot about, "me." Thank you for helping me find "me" again and I can now let it all out and cry for everyones loss, including my own. Keep up your wonderful career in music. You have changed lives thru your lyrics especially my own. Thank you so much Kristy. I needed this! You are an angel!
Sincerely, Marie

"Kristy, Let me introduce myself, I am a teacher of behaviorally and emotionally disabled students in Greensboro, NC. Being that most of my students have had extremely difficult lives (i.e.. taken away from their parents and placed in group-homes) very little touches or impresses them. Many of them seem emotionally dead inside. The events of September 11 did shake them, but your song made them actually cry! Their behaviors have drastically improved since they heard your song and they have actually asked for hugs from our staff. I am sure at this point you realize that your little ditty has touched many lives, but be assured it has changed the lives of my teenage boys and girls. Thank you so much. You will always have an opened invitation at our school. We truly hope that you can visit us someday."
Thomas