Derek Jeter
Tonight's ceremonial first pitches will be thrown by Brielle Saracini and her husband, Sean McGuire, who both were just 10 years old when they lost their fathers on 9/11 and found each other through Camp Better Days.
Saracini’s father, Victor, was the captain of United Flight 175, which was directed into the South Tower of the World Trade Center, where McGuire’s father, Patrick, was working on the 84th floor.
Brielle’s connection to the Yankees began just days after the tragedy, when she wrote a letter to Derek Jeter detailing her family’s deeply personal loss, explaining that her dad would want her to realize her dream of meeting him.
Jeter invited Brielle and her family to a game, beginning a lasting friendship and connection with the Yankees organization
I am not a Yankee but I will be tonight. And Derek is just a classy guy. A HOFer in every sense of the word.
Comments
that was a classy move.
i am finding it hard to believe that it has been 25 years. I still remember that morning so vividly
George Brett, Roger Clemens and Tommy Brady.