A written tribute in memory of Anthony Dawson by Roger Young


A memorial to Anthony's Memory written by his mother Helen.

The first page of a written memorial to Anthony written by Mike Fletcher.

The second page of a written memorial to Anthony written by Mike Fletcher.

The third page of a written memorial to Anthony written by Mike Fletcher.
A picture of Anthony in his full tuxedo.

A picture of Anthony and his companions surrounding a plaque.

Anthony on the slopes with his friends.

Anthony preparing for a boat ride with his companions.

Anthony at a Wedding

Anthony's Graduation 2

Anthony and Lara

Anthony and the "Lards"










A picture of Anthony on a day out on a lake.

A shot of Anthony caught fast asleep.

Anthony's Graduation

Anthony in the Desert

Anthony at a sporting event

Anthony on the slopes
Page two of a speech written and performed by Martin Roberts at Anthony's memorial service.

Page one of a speech written and performed by Martin Roberts at Anthony's memorial service.
A written tribute in memory of Anthony Dawson by Nick Smith P1.

A written tribute in memory of Anthony Dawson by Nick Smith P1.

Dewitt 9/11 Memorial
Montclair State University 9/11 Memorial
East Newark 9/11 Memorial
Fair Haven 9/11 Memorial
Freehold Township 9/11 Living Memorial Tree Grove
Crescent Beach Park - Flagpole/Memorial for 9/11 Victims
Garrison Elementary School American Patriot Garden
Keansburg Beach Front Memorial
9/11 Memorial at St. Joseph's Chapel
A Southampton University graduate, Richard Dawson had a masters in electronic engineering.
He initially worked in Fareham, buying a house and renting his spare rooms to university friends who were continuing to study.
After a brief flirtation with the ambition to become a fighter pilot in the RAF, Richard settled on engineering – and a mission to climb the ranks in his industry.
Helen said: “He always said he wanted his boss’s job one day, he made no secret of that. He worked hard, but enjoyed the socializing – he loved his food and drink. He was a regular with his friends on a Friday night at a restaurant in St Mary’s, so much so they even consulted him on changing the menu. I often wonder if they ever knew why he hasn’t been back.”
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