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I went to high school with Jeff and look at the NYC skyline every day from my house just across the river in NJ. I think of Jeff often and have been to the 9/11 memorial quite a few times. He was to this day, one of the most beautiful human beings I’ve ever known. I’m grateful to have known him. Sending prayers to you all.

Posted by Debra Malone

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February 24, 2020

I hope your family is doing well. I read the article "another September 11th without dad" today so well written and touching. I have 6 year old twins boy and a girl and cant imagine their lives without me and how it would affect them. I am sure your husband is soo proud of what you have done with your and his family these last 13 years. I have never written on a wall or posted about the attacks in any forum and probably never will again...I hope you don t mind I chose yours to do so. Continue with the love and caring that you have given your daughters multiplied by two! I am sure they feel their dads presence within you...

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