Collect photo of Graham Berkeley, who died in one of the aircraft that hit the World Trade Centre on September 11, 2001. * 09/03/2002: Two British families have told how their grief is still raw six months after they lost loved ones in the September 11 terror attacks. Graham Berkeley and Richard Dawson both became victims of terrorism on September 11 along with 50 other British citizens who were killed.Their parents were preparing to mark six months since their death in private and told how they were still haunted by their loss. Graham's parents Charles and Pauline Berkeley said the loss of their son, an IT consultant who was on board the second hijacked plane to be flown into the World Trade Centre, still haunts them. Mrs Berkeley, of Crocus Drive, Sutton Park, Shrewsbury, said: "There isn't a day that goes by that we don't think of him and it hasn't got any easier as time goes on. "We will never forget it. 9/9/02: As the country prepares to commemorate the anniversary of the terrorist strikes, the 67 British victims - plus 16 foreign nationals with close UK ties - were named by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.