Jill Maurer-Campbell | Voices Center for Resilience

Jill we love n miss u very

Jill we love n miss u very much. We think n talk about u n keep u alive. love always your cousin adele

Posted by Adele Souders

Jill, you will always be in

Jill, you will always be in my heart. Love John

Posted by John Zulawski

You didn't deserve to die. No

You didn't deserve to die. No one on that day did. But I'm sure you are happy where you are now! You will live on forever in everyone's hearts. Best Wishes!

Posted by Kyra

On this 10th anniversary, our

On this 10th anniversary, our thoughts are with you, Jake, Linda, Aunt Jean and Uncle Joe. Jill, you would be so proud of your wonderful son! He is one in a million as are you. We love you.

Posted by Carolyn Summerlin and Conner Lee

Dearest Jilly It has been ten long years since we lost you on that awful day the pain of losing you has not lessened with the passing of time. How I wish you could be here to see your son grow up you would be so very proud of him. You would have lots of Jake stories to tell. We thank you for our Jake He is the joy in our life. Missing you always and loving you forever

Posted by Mom, Dad, and sister Linda

Hi cousin Jill, I don't no u

Hi cousin Jill, I don't no u really but I miss u and it's been ten years since everything happened I cry when people talk about 9-11 and I cry when I see photos but you're in a another better place you're always in my Heart...! I love u and miss you..! Love always and forever you're cousin Summerlin P.s. If Linda or aunt Jeanie is reading this I love you guys and miss you.....

Posted by Summerlin Schlemmer

Miss you

Hi cousin. It's been 21 years. I'm just sitting at working thinking about you and missing you. I spoke with Jake yesterday. He is an amazing person, he's just like you. Sending lots of love.

Barbara

Posted by Barbara Maurer Raniere

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Place of Residence:

Middle Village, NY

Location on 9/11:

Two WTC

Occupation:

Baseline (Thomson Financial) | Administrative Assistant

Dedicated Memorial Sites:

9/11 Memorial Garden and Stone
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

Personal Memorial Website:

http://jillcampbell2996.blogspot.com/

Reflections:

The New York Times Portraits of Grief
The Jill Maurer-Campbell Memorial Scholarship

Biography:

Jill Maurer Campbell was afraid of heights, but that didn't stop her from fulfilling a lifelong dream of skydiving when she was in Australia or from trying out as many roller coasters as she could. It also didn't stop her from working high up on the seventy-eighth floor of the World Trade Center. She wasn't crazy about the idea, but her loyalty and commitment to her boss, Rob Patterson, was stronger than her anxiety. Jill was independent and career-minded, but she never gave up her baby blanket-or "tickle", as she liked to call it.

Jill was petite, only weighing about 115 pounds, but she could put away the biggest steak Neiderstein's had on the menu.

Although she was spontaneous-taking spur-of-the-moment trips or making lastminute plans-she was extremely organized and saved everything in neatly organized scrapbooks, including a letter she wrote to the tooth fairy when she lost her first tooth.

Jill had wanderlust, diligently saving her money so she could see the world, but she was rooted in family and never strayed far from her hometown of Middle Village, Queens. When she married Steve, the couple settled just blocks away from her childhood home.

Jill wasn't predictable, but she was grounded and loving, and she always followed her heart. And the one thing that inhabited her heart, from the time she was a little girl, was a goal she always knew she was moving toward: the dream ofJake...the little boy who lived in her heart, years before he was even a reality.

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