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On September 11, Colleen Kelly lost her only brother, William, a 30-year-old businessman who was at the World Trade Center for a meeting. She is a member of September 11 Families for Peaceful Tomorrows and lives in the Bronx with her children.
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In the arguments over the "Ground Zero mosque"—which is not just a mosque and not at Ground Zero—the feelings of 9-11 families are not monolithic.
