ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月24日 13時24分

In 2002 — the year after his wife, Debra Ann, was killed in the World Trade Center attack — Joseph DiMartino began decorating his home in her memory, and to raise money for the pediatric cancer unit at @siuhospital. “After that horrific day, people were there for my family,” said Joseph, 61, who was suddenly raising 2 young daughters on his own. “So this is my way of giving back.” He starts putting up #christmasdecorations the day after Labor Day, with a goal to have everything in place for a soft opening on Thanksgiving. He declined to say how much he has spent on decorations, but allowed that “you could buy a house” with what he has invested so far. He expects charitable donations this year to be around $40,000. @davidwilliamsphoto took this photo of Joseph’s home. Visit the link in our profile to see more.

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