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9/11 Diverted Strangers to Gander; They Fell in Love and Married a Year Later

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Nick Marson and Diane Kirschke were strangers whose flights were diverted to Gander, Newfoundland, in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attacks. The two spent five days in the small Canadian town, during which a romantic connection developed between them. After returning to their respective homes, they continued their relationship and eventually wed in Houston. Their real-life story went on to inspire the acclaimed Broadway musical 'Come From Away'. The couple's journey stands as a rare example of love and human connection emerging from one of history's darkest moments.

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