Certificate admitting William Fallon into the U.S Navy
The Certificate of Appreciation presented to William F. Fallon for Serving as Borough Councilman.
William's Bachelor Degree from Villanova University
The medal awarded to William Fallon after completing the Marine Corps Marathon in Washington, D.C.
A photograph of William running the Marine Corps Marathon.
A photograph of William running a marathon in Philadelphia.
A photograph of William running a marathon.
A photograph of William and his son Chris after completing a marathon.
A portrait of William Fallon
A photograph of William laughing.
A photograph of William laughing.
A photograph of William celebrating his birthday.
A portrait of William Fallon.
A photograph of William relaxing by a tree.
A photograph of William hiking, one his favorite hobbies.
A photograph of William wearing his Navy baseball cap.
A photograph of William on a boat.
William F. Fallon's grave. The quote reads: "We will honor his life even as we ever grieve his death"
William Fallon's hat from Bryce Cannon -- their favorite place to hike.
William Fallon's hat from Bryce Cannon -- their favorite place to hike.
William Fallon's hat from Bryce Cannon -- their favorite place to hike.
William Fallon's Navy hat. He was a member of the ROTC in college and later became a lietenant j.g. in the Navy.
William Fallon's Navy hat. He was a member of the ROTC in college and later became a lietenant j.g. in the Navy.
William Fallon's Navy hat. He was a member of the ROTC in college and later became a lietenant j.g. in the Navy.
A badge that William earned for his service in the Navy
A National Defense Service Medal that William earned for his service in the Navy.
A medal that Fallon received after completing a marathon.
Cover of the book - "My Neighbor's Wife" by James Oakley
Cover of the book - "My Neighbor's Wife" by James Oakley
Inside cover of the book - "My Neighbor's Wife" by James Oakley. The note reads, "Presented to the National September 11 Memorial and Museum. By Brenda C. Fallon. 'We will honor his life ever as we grieve his death."'
First page of book - "My Neighbor's Wife" by James Oakley.
Dedication page to Bill Fallon in the book - "My Neighbor's Wife" by James Oakley.
Photographs of William and his family in the book - "My Neighbor's Wife" by James Oakley.
A photograph of William with his wife, Brenda, and his son, Chris.
A photograph of William and wife Brenda at his son's, Christopher, graduation.
A photograph of William hiking with a friend.
William and his family's first hiking vacation in Monument Valley.
A photograph of William riding a seesaw with his family.
A photograph of William and his family hiking.
A photograph of William with a family member.
A photograph of William with his friends and family celebrating Halloween.
A photograph of William with his wife, Brenda.
A photograph of William with his son, Chris, and his wife, Brenda, at a sporting event.
A photograph of William and his wife, Brenda, hosting their annual 4th of July Party.
A photograph of William with his wife, Brenda, and his son, Chris, hiking Bryce Canyon.
A photograph of William and his family enjoying a nice view of the mountaintops.
A photograph of William with wife Brenda at the beach.
A family portrait of William, Brenda, and Chris.
A photograph of William and his wife on a boat.
A photograph of William with a family member.
A photograph of William's family and friends.
A photograph of William, wife Brenda, and friends Suzan and Don.
A photograph of a young William with his wife, Brenda, at the beach.
A photograph of William with his family and friends.
A photograph of William with his wife, Brenda, and baby son, Chris.
A photograph of William with his family.
A photograph of William, his wife Brenda, and his dog at their annual 4th of July party.
A photograph of William with his wife Brenda.
A photograph of William lounging with his friends and family.
A photograph of William with his family.
A photograph of William with his wife Brenda and son Chris.
A photograph of William at his son's graduation.
A photograph of William with family.
A photograph of William with family.
A photograph of William with his son, Chris, and his wife, Brenda.
A photograph of William with family.
A photograph of William with his young son Chris.
A photograph of William with his son Chris on their first family hiking vacation in Monument Valley.
A photograph of William with his son Chris and wife Brenda.
A photograph of William with his family and friends.
A photograph of William with family.
A photograph of William with wife Brenda getting a Christmas tree.
William with his son Chris.
A photograph of William with his family.
A photograph of William, his wife Brenda, and his son Chris hiking.
William F. Fallon's business card
William F. Fallon's business card
A photograph of William and his wife, Brenda, at their wedding.
A photograph of William and his wife Brenda when they were younger.
A photograph of William celebrating the holidays with his family.
A photograph of William celebrating the holidays with his family.
A photograph of a young William Fallon.
A photograph of William with his wife, Brenda.
A photograph of William with his wife and baby son.
A funny photo of William.
New Jersey Living Memorial, A Grove of Remembrance
Empty Sky: NJ State 9/11 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
Simply put, he was there when you needed him. Whether it was removing a tree that had fallen on a neighbor's garage, raising money for the town library or guiding people down 60 flights of stairs in thick black smoke as he did during the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, William F. Fallon Jr. was the kind of person everyone turned to.
That was surely the case last Tuesday. A general manager at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Mr. Fallon, 53, worked on the 62nd floor of One World Trade Center. On Tuesday morning he called his wife, Brenda, at their home in Rocky Hill after the tower was hit by the first hijacked jetliner. He calmly told her he had to see what he could do to get people out.
Most of the Port Authority's employees on the 62nd floor escaped. Mr. Fallon did not.
"He always stood out as a go-to person," said Brian Nolan, mayor of Rocky Hill, who knew Mr. Fallon for 15 years. "If something had to be done, he was there. . . . Whenever there was a need, he was on the top of my list."
Mr. Fallon was born in Yonkers, N.Y., and grew up in Metuchen, where he attended St. Joseph's High School. In 1970 he graduated from Villanova University, where he was a member of the ROTC and became a lieutenant j.g. in the Navy.
As general manager of strategic analysis and industry relations in the Port Authority's Port Commerce Department, Mr. Fallon had a wide range of maritime-related responsibilities, from sales and customer service to managing the agency's international offices in London, Hong Kong and Seoul, South Korea.
In addition to being an active member of the Princeton United Methodist Church and a former representative on the Rocky Hill Borough Council, Fallon was an avid outdoorsman.
"He loved to hike," said Bob Gaffney, a friend and fellow Port Authority manager. "Every summer he took his family out West to one of the national parks. They just got back from a trip. . . . He was a great guy, very easy going."
Son of the late William F. Fallon Sr., Mr. Fallon is survived by his wife of 27 years, Brenda Carter Fallon; his son, Christopher; his mother, Margaret of Monroe Township; his sister, Patricia Quinlan of Warren; and his brothers, Donald J. of Hightstown, Peter B. of Warren and Stephen M. of South Bend, Ind.
9/11 memorial visit
This year I visited New York from England and we visited the 9/11 memorial. I took 1 photo of the memorial pools outside and on looking back I could see I had captured William F Fallon's name on my photo - I googled him and found this page. RIP Bill and everyone who died on 9/11 - the whole of the UK still remembers and condolences to Bill's family, he sounded like a great guy and it was nice to see photos of him to connect the name on my photo.
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