Mail continues to arrive for people who died at the World Trade Center on September 11th.
Hundreds of pieces of mail destined for the former World Trade Center still arrive every day at a post office facing ground zero — the relics of the unfinished lives of the victims of Sept. 11, 2001.
Telephone bills, insurance statements, wine club announcements, college alumni newsletters, even government checks populate the bundles of mail. Each one bears the postal code once reserved exclusively for the twin towers: 10048.
“I guess sooner or later they’ll realize the towers aren’t back up,” said letter carrier Seprina Jones, who handles the trade center mail. “I don’t know when.”
One would hope.
