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Amid the staggering death and destruction Sept. 11, there were countless miracles.

For Verizon repair technician Bryan Clement, deciding which job he was going to tackle first at the Pentagon turned out to be the difference between life and death.

The CWA Disaster Relief Fund will be used to help CWA members and their families affected by the recent tragedies.

From the very first minutes of the Sept. 11 terrorist attack, CWA members have been on the front lines, working to keep open the nation’s lines of communication, then rebuilding a system devastated by fire, flooding and debris.

More than the suffocating ash, more than the utter devastation of the scene, what Margaret Brahan remembers most about the day she spent as a Salvation Army volunteer in lower Manhattan were the “thank yous.”

The devastating terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York City and the Pentagon, near Washington, D.C., touched the CWA family directly, with the loss of at least six active members and three retirees. Countless members lost relatives, friends or acquaintances in the events of Sept.