Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Danie there was also one other female police officer who served in the rescue attempts of the 911 attacks and died that morning. Her name was Capt. Kathy Mazza of the New York Harbor Police.

Jeremy Rasler
Civiian

September 3, 2017

I am actually a 13 year old male, I am doing a hero project for school and I was searching around and heroes of 911 popped into my head so I searched that up and all that showed up was men. I remembered that it was International Women's Day so I changed heroes of 911 to Female Heroes of 911. I came upon this page and saw that a woman named Moira Smith was the only female officer to give her life on 911. I read this page and saw what she had done and it brought a tear to my eye so I just want to thank her for her service and every other officer out there in America and the world.

Danie Stulce - Civilian

March 10, 2017

Be at peace, daughter of the United States. Thank you for your heroic service to our nation. Many people are alive today because of you.

John Haseltine - Civilian

March 1, 2017

Rest in eternal Peace my sister and God bless you for your sacrifice.

Lt. Ray Flores
N.Y.P.D.(ret)

September 11, 2016

I will be walking with your picture around my neck this Sunday, 9/11/16 in your memory and your honor at the 15 year anniversary remembrance 3rd annual silent 9/11 walk in Charleston S. Carolina. May you never be forgotten. I have read your story and was amazed at the hero you are. I hope you bless me as one of my guardian angels as I continue throughout my own law enforcement career. I am almost to my 17 year mark in my career as a Deputy Sheriff and through the rest of my career, your picture will remain with me at all times. I hope to represent you well. ThinBlueLine

Sgt. Joli Gabrielli Tumbleston
Dorchester County Sheriff's Office

September 9, 2016

Will not be forgotten.

Dmytro Goloborodko

August 19, 2016

Will never forget. Will NEVER forget.

Dawn Wilkie
New Yorker

March 31, 2016

God bless Moira Smith. New York's finest woman police officer

Ruth
Baltimore city

November 16, 2015

May God rest your soul, thank you for your service.

Peter Kennedy

October 25, 2015

im so sorry for you loss. i can tell she was amazing women

stranger at campbell county highschool
student

September 16, 2015

In briefing today we remembered Officer Smith, and we held a minute of silence for her and all the other fallen heroes of that day.

We pray that her family have peace in this life. Her daughter must be 16 now.

Rest in peace, Officer Smith.

Sgt. Paul Long
Placer County Sheriff's Office

September 11, 2015

Officer Smith and the Family of Ms. Smith,
I am deeply encouraged by your actions, and know you would have said "i was doing my job. " I am a nurse, and see the aftermath of urban warfare. Your actions were so typical of all agencies in NYC and NJ that sorrowful day. All personnel went above and beyond. And they now reside in God's hands.
When we start to value life as our higher powers do, we will finally begin to lessen human suffering, instead of causing it in the name of our God. No God condones the atrocities committed by Al Queda, ISIS, and all other extremist factions.
Officer Smith gave her life for her family and the innocents killed by madmen. With no thought to her own safety. Probably knowing it would end in her death. I am in awe of her as a woman, mother and wife. A regular person in the most irregular of circumstances. Salud. God Bless.

Peggy Koval RN
The sisterhood of caregivers in this world

September 11, 2015

I wear a hero's bracelet everyday with your name engraved upon it. I think of you and your family each day. May the One who holds you now hold them close each day and may they feel your spirit with them as they continue on until you meet again.

A grateful citizen, Susan Martin Cipolla

September 11, 2015

My dearest respect to officer Smith not only was she the First officer to report the attack of the wtc but she was also the first initiate the rescue efforts of thousands of victims. Officer Smith record of rescue efforts of following her back to the early 1990s when she was involved in the rescue of and capture of attempted terrorist attacks on the NYC Subway.

Jeremy R
US Citizen

September 11, 2015

Officer Smith, thank you for your bravery and for paying the ultimate price to keep innocent citizens safe. you and your fellow officers are an inspiration to us all. rest in peace you are a HERO

Security Officer Nick Cooper
Air Serv Security

September 18, 2014

May you never be forgotten & will always be remembered as a HERO. R.I.P.

Citizen Tracy Corley
Louisiana

September 12, 2014

Moria,

The way you lived every day both in your personnel and professional life
are an inspiration and example to my own life,

Rest in Peace,

Mark Nowaczyk

Mark Nowaczyk
Friend

September 11, 2014

No matter what She will always be my hero

Cameron McMillan

September 10, 2014

May you rest in peace and rise in god's glory.
Thank you for your sacrifice. We will remember

A J ABDO
FCSO

September 11, 2013

I was looking at photos today, and one showed your badge and citations. It is very moving to see that it is now on display. I will make it there to see one day, and I know I'll lose it emotionally. I wanted to say you are remembered and the world will never forget.

Aaron P. Sparks
Newbury Police Department NH

September 11, 2013

Every year I visit this page and am reminded of the heroic actions Officer Smith took every day patrolling the city of NY. I still wear my dog tag with her name and am so proud to tell her story to anyone who asks about her. May God continue to bless her beloved husband and beautiful daughter.

Chaplain Kathy Corbett-Welch
MdTAP

September 11, 2013

R.I.P to Moira Ann Smith. What a wonderful person.

None Zay
None

September 11, 2013

My deepest respect for Officer Moira Smith for devotion to duty and for her personal zeal to save others knowing that she may well die attempting to help others. Officer Smith died doing her job and we the people will never forget her.

To Officer Moira Smith's daughter, Your mother is a true hero in every since and meaning of the word. Always always always be proud of the job she performed on September 11, 2001 as she saved countless lives.
To Officer Moira Smith's husband, Officer Smith, I'm proud of your wife and all the other first responders who died as a result of the 9/11 attack. Your wife did an outstanding job on 9/11/01, and she will never be forgotten. I truly believe she's now with our Lord God in Heaven. My you and your daughter have peace in your individuals lives.

R.I.P. Officer Moira Smith

First Sergeant Tom Webb (Retired)
New York State Police

March 25, 2013

You, as always are remembered

Pat
civilian

September 11, 2012

I wear a dog tag with your name on it, asI have for years now. I proudly tell the story of your heroism. I pray for you, your husband and daughter every time I put it on and take it off. God hold you all in His glorious light

Chaplain Kathy Corbett-Welch
MdTAP

September 11, 2012