Dancing with his mom 1988
Photo of Jude and his niece on her first birthday
Niece and nephew, Noor and Chad
Niece and nephew, Noor and Chad
Photo of brothers John and Jude
Family photo with Uncle of Jude and his wife with children Noor, Chad, and Christopher
Brothers John and Jude with their Grandmother Mounira at a wedding
John's graduation from Elementary School
Wedding in Connecticut - Uncle Chaweh, John, Jude, and Father Elias
Jude and Michael on Jude's motorcycle
In memory of three employees of Cantor Fitzgerald
Photo of brothers John (18 years old) and Jude (15 years old)
Photo of Jude Safi
Jude with his friends at a party
Remembering Jude Safi
Graduation Photo of Jude and family
Jude with his family
Jude with family
Jude and Michael on Jude's motorcycle
Jude with friends
Brothers Jude and John
Jude with his friends
Jude with his friends
Jude with his friends
Photo of Jude with friends
Jude and family
Jude Safi with his friends
Jude with friends
Jude with his friends
Jude Safi with his friends
Jude spending time with his friends
Photo of Jude Safi and his friends
Jude hanging out with all of his friends
Remembering Jude Safi
Jude and friends
Jude's Computer at Cantor Fitzgerald, 2001
Jude Safi with his friends
Jude Safi with friends
Jude Safi with his friends
Tribute to Jude Safi written by his niece, Noor
Missing Poster for three WTC victims
Tribute to Jude written by John
Tribute to Jude Safi
Tribute to Jude
Tribute to Jude Safi
Tribute to Jude Safi
Jude Safi Scholarship Fund
Sympathy card written to the family of Jude Safi
Sympathy card written to the family of Jude Safi
Portrait of Jude Safi
Portrait of Jude Safi
Jude Safi with his childhood friends
Kindergarten graduation ceremony
Brothers John and Jude with their Uncle Chaweh
Photo of baby Jude at three months old
Jude's first communion
Jude's 8th grade graduation
Young photo of Jude Safi
Young Jude Safi
Portrait of Jude Safi as a young boy
Jude with his brother John
Young Jude Safi
Missing Photo for Jude Safi
Missing Poster for Jude Safi from WTC Floor 104
Mass Card in memory of Jude
Mass Card for Jude Safi
Necklace with a picture of Jude
Necklace with a picture of Jude
In loving memory of Jude Safi
Tribute to Jude Safi "Forget me not..."
Celebrating the life of Jude Safi
Street naming ceremony on July 11t, 2004 for Jude Safi
Street naming ceremony on July 11t, 2004 for Jude Safi
Street naming ceremony on July 11t, 2004 for Jude Safi
Church of Saint Ephrem September 11th Garden of Hope Dedication
Church of Saint Ephrem September 11th Garden of Hope Dedication
Brooklyn Remembers Memorial
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
Jude Safi used to say he wished he had been born in the 1950's. He loved Elvis and Frank Sinatra and vintage clothing. He bought a 1957 Chevrolet pickup a few years ago and restored it, painting it silver. A few weeks before the World Trade Center was attacked he attended a concert at Madison Square Garden where Elvis's old band played, in front of film clips of the King shimmying and gyrating.
Mr. Safi was only 24, but he had a 50's sensibility, his brother, John, said. "He knew the words to all the Sinatra and Elvis songs; he watched all their movies. He loved the movies. He knows every movie that's ever been out."
Mr. Safi had been working as a trader for Cantor Fitzgerald for only four months when the towers went down. He got his job through a friend he had known since kindergarten in the Dyker Heights section of Brooklyn, where Mr. Safi still lived with his family. Another childhood friend worked there, too. None of the three have been seen since, John Safi said.
"We didn't just lose my brother, we lost his friends, too," he said.
New York Times Portraits of Grief
Jude Safi used to say he wished he had been born in the 1950's. He loved Elvis and Frank Sinatra and vintage clothing. He bought a 1957 Chevrolet pickup a few years ago and restored it, painting it silver. A few weeks before the World Trade Center was attacked he attended a concert at Madison Square Garden where Elvis's old band played, in front of film clips of the King shimmying and gyrating.
Mr. Safi was only 24, but he had a 50's sensibility, his brother, John, said. "He knew the words to all the Sinatra and Elvis songs; he watched all their movies. He loved the movies. He knows every movie that's ever been out."
Mr. Safi had been working as a trader for Cantor Fitzgerald for only four months when the towers went down. He got his job through a friend he had known since kindergarten in the Dyker Heights section of Brooklyn, where Mr. Safi still lived with his family. Another childhood friend worked there, too. None of the three have been seen since, John Safi said.
"We didn't just lose my brother, we lost his friends, too," he said.
Dear Jude, Here I am in your
Dear Jude, Here I am in your arms at 4 months old. While growing up I always used to ask about you and where you were. I was told that you were traveling. When your mom and brother John said this I would ask when you would be back. I missed you so much but now I know the truth. I wish that I could have spoken to you if I had the chance. I would of said things like I love and I never want you to leave. If I could hug you I would never let go. You knew me since I was born and you were with me on my first birthday. While I was growing up I knew that you and your brother John didn't have a sister. I would spend so much time at your house that I would call myself the little sister you guys never had. My life would never be the same without you. My older brother Christopher tells me how you guys were so close. He talks about you as if you John and he were brothers. Now I have a younger brother Chad that is 8 years old. He was born 2 years after you left us. He says that I am so lucky to have met you. Chad asks so many questions like I did. He also wishes that he met you and that you knew he existed. When I go to your house I see so many pictures of you. It is as if you never left us. I also see some pictures of me and you together. On the block that you lived on it says Jude Safi Memorial Way. This also helps me never forget the fact that you're still in our hearts. When me and my family sit down to eat we make a toast and say Cheers to Jude so that we never forget you. Every night when I sit in my bed I think about how my life would be different with you here with me. I love you no matter where you are. Love always and forever your first cousin.
Posted by Noor
Jude Safi
You will never be forgotten.
Posted by R.
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