SURFSIDE, Fla. — When people pass through Surfside, Ronit Naibryf wants to make sure they haven’t forgotten her son. Pablo Langesfeld wants them to think about his daughter. Chana Wasserman wants her parents remembered.
They were among the 98 people who died in the Champlain Towers South building collapse nearly a year ago on June 24.
While plans for a permanent memorial have yet to be determined, the town of Surfside commemorated the victims Thursday by wrapping the site of the former 12-story condo building in 7-foot-tall banners listing the names of the victims and their ages.