Franklin's wallet recovered for Ground Zero
Personal items in Franklin's recovered wallet
Invoice of items of Franklin recovered from ground zero
Franklin's daughter's, Stacy, id guest card for 2WTC
Franklin's Pan Am card
Memorial picture of Franklin with a prayer
Alexander and Alexander id card
One of Franklin's credit card
One of Franklin's credit card
AON software card
Card recovered in wallet
Benefits AON is giving to employees and families that suffered a loss or injury of Sept. 11
Certificate from President Bush to Franklin's family in honor of Franklin's sacrifice
Newspaper article remembering those who died on Sept. 11
America the Beautiful lyrics
Pass to the World Trade Center Family Memorial service
Directions to the family assistant center
Website for hospital patient information and updates from the WTC
Hospitals phone numbers to contact about information of family members
Manhattan hospital phone numbers to contact about the whereabouts of family members
Tribute from Franklin's daughter
Invitation for Franklin's memorial service
Article about Franklin's funeral
Memorial flyer for those who died on Sept. 11
Prayer card
Prayer card from the AON memorial service
Polaroid of Franklin
Portrait of Franklin
In loving memory of Franklin
Franklin Allan Pershep
Photo of Franklin
In loving memory of Franklin
Franklin
Franklin enjoying the holiday season with family
Franklin and his wife with their grandchild
Franklin's daughters wedding
Newborn grandchild
Franklin and his daughter
Family photo
Franklin and his daughter
Franklin and his grandson
Franklin and Estelle
Prayer from the Jewish National Fund
Tree for Israel plated in honor of Franklin
Tree for Israel planted in honor of Franklin
Tree for Israel planted in honor of Franklin
Tree for Israel planted for Franklin
Memorial tree for Franklin
Tree for Israel was planted in memory of Franklin
Priority seating ticket for AON's memorial service
Franklin's business card
Memorial program from the service AON held for friends and families following the Sept. 11 attacks. It was held on September 24, 2001
AON held a memorial service in honor of those who worked there and passed away. This is a program from that service
AON held a memorial service in honor of those who worked there and passed away. This is a program from that service
AON held a memorial service in honor of those who worked there and passed away. This is a program from that service
The Mayor's office held a memorial service for the families of those who died on Sept. 11
The Mayor's office held a memorial service for the families of those who died on Sept. 11
The Mayor's office held a memorial service for the families of those who died on Sept. 11
Queen Elizabeth II September 11 Memorial Garden
Conseleya 9/11 Memorial
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
To his co-workers at the Aon Corporation on the 93rd floor of 2 World Trade Center, Franklin Pershep was the Bagel Man. First he would bring in two or three dozen to celebrate someone's wedding, promotion or new baby, said his daughter, Stacy, then later, for no reason. He bought them at a shop near his home in Bensonhurst that Stacy also visited. "They'd say, 'Oh Stacy, your dad was here, he paid for your bagel and coffee this morning,'" she recalled.
"Oh, he was so corny, so corny," she said. "As a little girl I remember saying to my father, `When are you going to grow up, Dad?' and he would say, `Why? Why do I have to grow up?' " Mr. Pershep, 59, loved his story of the Incredible Shrinking Cubicle. He knew his co-workers were pushing in the walls of his office a tiny bit each day, but he wouldn't let on that he noticed, even when he had to turn sideways to get inside. His daughter didn't know what he had done first to deserve such a prank, but she thinks it was probably something good.
New York Times Portraits of Grief
To his co-workers at the Aon Corporation on the 93rd floor of 2 World Trade Center, Franklin Pershep was the Bagel Man. First he would bring in two or three dozen to celebrate someone's wedding, promotion or new baby, said his daughter, Stacy, then later, for no reason. He bought them at a shop near his home in Bensonhurst that Stacy also visited. "They'd say, `Oh Stacy, your dad was here, he paid for your bagel and coffee this morning,' " she recalled.
"Oh, he was so corny, so corny," she said. "As a little girl I remember saying to my father, `When are you going to grow up, Dad?' and he would say, `Why? Why do I have to grow up?' " Mr. Pershep, 59, loved his story of the Incredible Shrinking Cubicle. He knew his co-workers were pushing in the walls of his office a tiny bit each day, but he wouldn't let on that he noticed, even when he had to turn sideways to get inside. His daughter didn't know what he had done first to deserve such a prank, but she thinks it was probably something good.
Viewing the site for the
Viewing the site for the first time. I am truly amazed by the all the hard work and dedication it took to create. I am looking forward to seeing everything in person on the 11th. Dad - you would be very proud of the tribute here for you. Thank you Stacy Joy for all that you have done to make sure that dad was represented so beautifully!
Posted by Sharyn Pershep Fine
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