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9-11 Program.Pmd Dear Friends, September 11th will forever be the day when we recall all the pain that has been visited upon us. But let it also be said that September 11th is the day that we devote ourselves to the families of those who were lost. As we gather today to share the grief of the 344 families whose lives have been forever changed, it is our hope that this Memorial will help everyone to grieve and make certain that the events of September 11th will always be foremost in our thoughts. I want to thank all of you for being here today. And, a heartfelt “thank you” to the hundreds of volunteers from Long Island’s labor unions and donors listed in this journal. Their time and generosity will also never be forgotten because, without them, this day would not have been possible. So let us again offer to share ourselves, to help ease the pain of each family who has been so brutalized. Thank you and God Bless. Sincerely, Thomas R. Suozzi County Executive Dear Friends, It is hard to imagine that nearly six years have passed since that fateful day, September 11, 2001. I am sure that everyone remembers where they were when they first heard of the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. As many wish they could forget the horror of that morning, it is important that we don’t. We hope that this Memorial will do just that, serve as a reminder of that day for this and future generations while preserving the memories of the hundreds of people we loved and lost in Nassau County. This Memorial was a tremendous undertaking and literally blood, sweat and tears have gone into it. We hope we have done our job and built a Memorial worthy of the sacrifice so many made on September 11, 2001. A special “Thank you” to everyone who helped make this day a reality. It truly was a community effort and a labor of love. Please take the time to read all of the names on the following pages of the victims, labor union volunteers and donors. Every one of those people are heroes today. Sincerely, Ian R. Siegel President Nassau County 9/11 Memorial Foundation, Inc. Those We Lost... in loving memory In order to compile this list of names, we began a very intensive process nearly six years ago. The actual list of those who died on September 11, 2001 is not public information so, therefore, we had to compile the list of Nassau County victims ourselves. Initially we had heard the number of Nassau County residents lost was 281, however, we realized that that number only included those who actually lived in Nassau County on Tuesday, September 11, 2001. Once we began to reach out to compile our own list, we realized there were many who grew up or lived in Nassau County at one point in their lives and moved away who still had friends, family or loved ones still living in the County who wanted these names included. Therefore, we made a decision to open the list to those who had lived in Nassau County for at least five consecutive years anytime in their life. The list then grew to 344. We then went through a rigorous process of verifying the information, making sure names were spelled correctly and all other information was correct. For many of us who worked on this project, some of the most meaningful days were when family members were invited to come in to sign off on the information for their loved ones before the list was sent to the stonecutter to literally be etched in stone. We have left some space on the bottom of the wall, as every few months another person is added to the list, having lived in Nassau County at one point in their life. These are our loved ones. They are the reason we built this Memorial. It is our sincerest hope this memorial will help make certain that the events of September 11th are always foremost in our thoughts. Maria Rose Abad 49 Syosset Keefe Bruyette Woods South Tower Richard A. Aceto 42 Wantagh Marsh & McLennan North Tower Christy A. Addamo 28 New Hyde Park Marsh & McLennan North Tower David Scott Agnes 46 Port Washington Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Joseph Amatuccio 41 Baldwin Harbor Port Authority NY NJ Joseph P. Anchundia 26 Syosset Sandler O’Neill Ptnrs South Tower David G. Arce 36 Westbury FDNY North Tower Janice Marie Ashley 25 Rockville Centre Fred Alger & Company North Tower Robert John Baierwalter 44 Albertson F.M. Global At Conference James Barbella 53 Oceanside Port Authority NY NJ South Tower Scott D. Bart 28 Malverne Marsh & McLennan North Tower Lawrence I. Beck 38 Bellmore Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Alvin Bergsohn 48 Baldwin Harbor Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Joshua David Birnbaum 24 Oceanside Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Janice Lee Blaney 55 Mineola Marsh & McLennan North Tower Bruce D. Boehm 49 West Hempstead Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Gary R. Box 37 Bellmore FDNY Michael Boyle 37 Westbury FDNY North Tower Michelle Renee Bratton 23 Floral Park Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Thomas M. Brennan 32 Garden City Sandler O’Neill Ptnrs South Tower Frank H. Brennan 50 Rockville Centre Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Daniel J. Brethel 43 East Meadow FDNY Herman Charles Broghammer 58 North Merrick Aon Corporation South Tower Bettina Browne 49 Atlantic Beach Aon Corporation South Tower Richard Bruehert 38 Westbury Marsh & McLennan North Tower Dennis Buckley 38 Lynbrook Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Nancy Clare Bueche 43 Hicksville Aon Corporation South Tower William F. Burke, Jr. 46 Plainview FDNY Timothy G. Byrne 35 East Norwich Sandler O’Neill Ptnrs South Tower Michael Cahill 37 East Williston Marsh & McLennan North Tower George C. Cain 35 Massapequa FDNY Roko Camaj 60 Manhasset ABM South Tower Jonathan Neff Cappello 23 Garden City Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Richard Michael Caproni 34 Lynbrook Marsh & McLennan North Tower Dennis M. Carey, Sr. 51 Wantagh FDNY Michael S. Carlo 34 Long Beach FDNY James Joseph Carson, Jr. 32 Massapequa Park Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Paul Regan Cascio 23 Manhasset Euro Brokers South Tower Robert J. Caufield 48 Valley Stream Denino Electric North Tower Michael J. Cawley 32 North Bellmore FDNY Jason Michael Cefalu 30 West Hempstead Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Joni Cesta 37 Bellmore A.L. Saroff William Chalcoff 41 Roslyn Marsh & McLennan North Tower Christopher Ciafardini 30 East Norwich Fred Alger & Company North Tower Stephen Colaio 32 Hicksville Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Mark Colaio 34 Hicksville Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Kevin Colbert 25 West Hempstead Keefe Bruyette Woods South Tower James Lee Connor 38 Manhasset Sandler O’Neill Ptnrs South Tower Jonathan Connors 55 Old Brookville Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Kevin Michael Cosgrove 46 Manhasset Aon Corporation South Tower Michael S. Costello 27 Massapequa Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Timothy John Coughlin 42 Manhasset Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower James E. Cove 48 Rockville Centre Aon Corporation South Tower Michele T. Coyle-Eulau 38 Garden City Marsh & McLennan North Tower Thomas G. Crotty 42 Rockville Centre Sandler O’Neill Ptnrs South Tower Neil James Cudmore 38 Port Washington Risk Waters Group North Tower Laurence Curia 41 Garden City Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Manuel DaMota 43 Valley Stream Bronx Builders North Tower Vincent Danz 38 Farmingdale NYPD William T. Dean 35 Floral Park Marsh & McLennan North Tower Thomas P. DeAngelis 51 Westbury FDNY Robert J. DeAngelis, Jr. 48 West Hempstead Washington Group Intl South Tower Andrea B. DellaBella 59 Hempstead Aon Corporation South Tower Martin N. DeMeo 47 Port Washington FDNY Michael L. DiAgostino 41 Garden City Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Joseph D. Dickey, Jr. 50 Manhasset Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower William J. Dimmling 47 Garden City Marsh & McLennan North Tower Carlos Dominguez 34 East Meadow Marsh & McLennan North Tower Kevin W. Donnelly 43 Levittown FDNY Jacqueline Donovan 34 Malverne Keefe Bruyette Woods South Tower Jennifer L. Dorsey-Howley 34 New Hyde Park Aon Corporation South Tower Christopher Joseph Dunne 28 Mineola Marsh & McLennan North Tower Robert D. Eaton 37 Manhasset Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Michael Hardy Edwards 33 Garden City Sandler O’Neill Ptnrs South Tower Erwin Erker 41 Farmingdale Marsh & McLennan North Tower William Esposito 51 Bellmore Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Robert Edward Evans 36 Franklin Square FDNY North Tower Keith G. Fairben 23 Floral Park NY Presbyterian Hosp. EMT-P John Joseph Fanning 54 West Hempstead FDNY Terrence Patrick Farrell 45 Hicksville FDNY Robert Fazio, Jr. 41 Freeport NYPD Lee S. Fehling 28 Wantagh FDNY Robert J. Ferris 63 Garden City Aon Corporation South Tower Ryan Daniel Fitzgerald 26 Floral Park Fiduciary Trust South Tower Richard P. Fitzsimons 57 Lynbrook OCS Security South Tower John Joseph Florio 33 Oceanside FDNY Stephen Mark Fogel 40 East Meadow Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower David J. Fontana 37 Westbury FDNY Robert Foti 42 Albertson FDNY Jeffrey Fox 40 Garden City Keefe Bruyette Woods South Tower Peter Christopher Frank 29 Great Neck Fred Alger & Company North Tower Morton H. Frank 31 Lynbrook Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Brett Freiman 29 Roslyn Marriott Hotel Arlene Fried 49 Roslyn Heights Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Andrew K. Friedman 44 Woodbury Carr Futures North Tower Peter J. Ganci, Jr. 55 North Massapequa FDNY David Garcia 40 Freeport Marsh & McLennan North Tower William Arthur Gardner 45 Lynbrook Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Thomas A. Gardner 39 Oceanside FDNY Bruce Henry Gary 51 Bellmore FDNY Paul H. Geier 36 Farmingdale Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Peter Genco 36 Rockville Centre Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Edward F. Geraghty 45 Rockville Centre FDNY James Geyer 41 Rockville Centre Cantor Fitzgerald North Tower Vincent Francis Giammona 40 Valley Stream FDNY Ronnie E.
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