As a bomb squad deals with a suspicious backpack left at the Boston Marathon finish line Tuesday night, bombing survivor Liz Nordan isn’t letting that “act of cruelty” ruin her day.
This suspicious black bag was left at the finish line but this act of cruelty wasn't enough 2 ruin this amazing day. pic.twitter.com/YLCauOQWIP
— Liz Norden (@LizNorden) April 15, 2014
Earlier in the day, Nordan’s two sons, who each lost a leg in last year’s blast, walked the marathon route.
Brothers both lost a leg 1 year ago. Emotions are high as they reach the finish line. #BostonStrong pic.twitter.com/pcz6Gdl0qw
— WCVB-TV Boston (@WCVB) April 15, 2014
This was such a surreal moment as we were drawing strength from the cheering crowd as we approach the finish line. pic.twitter.com/hjNNM7J1xD
— Liz Norden (@LizNorden) April 15, 2014
Cheers building as Norden brothers who lost legs in Marathon bombing finish walk of route. pic.twitter.com/QCuPzAWZTX
— Dan Hausle (@dhausleon7) April 15, 2014
How do you say thank you when words aren't enough? Boston thank you 4 the love & support we felt today #BostonStrong pic.twitter.com/cNk2wp9FVW
— Liz Norden (@LizNorden) April 15, 2014
@wcvbkelleyt @ScottSaia23 @LizNorden @Paul_Norden Congrats to the Norden family for walking the 26 miles in this weather! #WickedStrong
— Cara…Day 78 at home (@LoveFromTheBEAN) April 15, 2014
We've met so many amazing people along the way & our hearts have been impacted by all of you, esp the other families. pic.twitter.com/7PgwcTcN9n
— Liz Norden (@LizNorden) April 15, 2014
I'd like 2 give special thanks 2 the 1st responders the men & women we seldom hear about until called into action! pic.twitter.com/ipYIjyqsNz
— Liz Norden (@LizNorden) April 15, 2014
@LizNorden awesome! We were all with you in spirit!
— Alex DeLarge (@saintsteven78) April 15, 2014
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