Jay and his wife, Debbie in NYC
James and his mother on his Wedding day
James and his mother on his Wedding day
Jay and his friends at a bridal dinner and rehearsal
Jay's engagement photo with his wife, Debbie
Jay and his mother at Eisenhower Park
Jay and his wife, Debbie
Jay and his niece, Julia
James on his 5th birthday
James on his 6th birthday
James and family at Villa Roma
James in firefighter gear at age 3
James's 4th Birthday
James at a Met game
James and his son, Matthew
James's son Matthew
James's son Matthew
James's wife Debbie and their son Matthew on vacation
James and his wife on their Honeymoon in the Bahamas
James and his wife on their Honeymoon in the Bahamas at Sandals resort
Jay and his wife, Debbie at a rehearsal dinner
James and his wife at Southhold
James and friends at a bridal rehearsal dinner
James and his wife, Debbie
James and his wife on vacation in the Bahamas
James with friends and family
James and his niece
Jay on vacation at a beach in Montauk, NY
Jay during his honeymoon at Sandals in the Bahamas
Portrait of Jay
Jay on vacation
Jay celebrating his 16th birthday
Jay's Portrait at 16 years old
Portrait of Jay in 2nd grade
Jay's Communion in 2nd grade
Jay and his wife, Debbie on their wedding day
Jay and his wife, Debbie on their wedding day
Jay's wife Debbie with James's nieces and goddaughters, on their wedding day
A card in memory of Jay
The last movie Jay and Debbie saw, Planet of the Apes
Card in memory of Jay
A drawing done by Matthew, James's son
Card encouraging help for Debbie and their child
Wedding card for Debbie and Jay
Collage of items related to James
Wristband in memory of James
Invite to memorial at Mulachy's Sports Bar for James
Collage of photos in memory of James
Fundraiser and raffle in memory of James
Eulogy by James's best friend, Tim
Eulogy by James's best friend, Tim (part 2)
Article written in memory to James
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
9/11 Babies on Dads: 'I Never Met Him but I Know I Love Him'
James Carson spent much of the day -- and often much of the evening -- working with computers on the 103rd floor of the World Trade Center. When he finally did get home, he immediately headed for a different kind of computer: his Sony Playstation.
"That was how he would wind down," said his wife, Debbie Carson. She recalled that Mr. Carson, 32, would come home to Massapequa, N.Y., and relax by playing football video games in the basement. He took the games so seriously that he kept statistics on the virtual players, she said -- just like the stats he kept on favorite real-life players.
"I'm not even allowed in the basement," said Mrs. Carson, who is six months pregnant with their first child. "That was his playroom."
His office was something of a playroom, too. Mr. Carson, who had worked as a computer network administrator at Cantor Fitzgerald for just over six weeks on Sept. 11, was thrilled to be so close to the heart of the world of finance. "He always ranted and raved about his view and the work he was doing," Mrs. Carson said.
New York Times Portraits of Grief
James Carson spent much of the day -- and often much of the evening -- working with computers on the 103rd floor of the World Trade Center. When he finally did get home, he immediately headed for a different kind of computer: his Sony Playstation.
"That was how he would wind down," said his wife, Debbie Carson. She recalled that Mr. Carson, 32, would come home to Massapequa, N.Y., and relax by playing football video games in the basement. He took the games so seriously that he kept statistics on the virtual players, she said -- just like the stats he kept on favorite real-life players.
"I'm not even allowed in the basement," said Mrs. Carson, who is six months pregnant with their first child. "That was his playroom."
His office was something of a playroom, too. Mr. Carson, who had worked as a computer network administrator at Cantor Fitzgerald for just over six weeks on Sept. 11, was thrilled to be so close to the heart of the world of finance. "He always ranted and raved about his view and the work he was doing," Mrs. Carson said.
I ran the Lackland AFB
I ran the Lackland AFB Memorial run with James name on my race bib. We will never forget. God Speed.
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