"You shall see the face of God and live"
Artwork of St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City
Wilton, Connecticut Community Observance of September 11, 2001 Memorial Service Pamphlet
A "Happy Birthday" card that John wrote to his beloved sister, Tara
A Celebration of the Life of John Henwood - Feb. 15, 1966-September 11, 2001
A celebration of the Life of John Henwood (pamphlet) - continued...
John 4: 7-12
John 4: 7-12 continued...
Quote from a Memorial Service in Wilton, CT for those residents lost in the attacks of September 11th.
"John Henwood
DNA # 589
Log # P0478"
Letter from the Mayor's office instructing family members to bring personal items forward to NYPD and the Chief Medical Examiner to help identify victims and missing persons.
Examples of DNA samples that could be used to help identify missing persons or victims following the attacks on September 11th
Memorial Service Pamphlet from Wilton, CT
World Trade Center Family Memorial Service Pamphlet
A correspondence between a United States Attorney and a Victim's family
A written piece on John Henwood, describing his drive and ambition, which compared to no other. - From "Northeastern Remembers"
John Henwood
Prayer Card - John 11: 25-26
A tribute to John Henwood
Poem entitled "Me and You" about a son's love for his mother
Letter from John Henwood to his sister, Tara
Letter from John Henwood to his sister, Tara
Letter from John Henwood to his sister, Tara
Letter from John Henwood to his sister, Tara
Letter from John Henwood to his sister, Tara
"In Memoriam - John Christopher Henwood"
A written piece by Kevin Quinn recounting the events of September 11th.
John 's handwriting, he was helping his sister Tara with her severance package regarding CRG.
Written piece recounting the events of 9/11 through the eyes of a student at River Dell High School in Oradell, NJ. Done by Kevin Patrick Quinn, a cousin of John Henwood.
Written piece recounting the events of 9/11 through the eyes of a student at River Dell High School in Oradell, NJ. Done by Kevin Patrick Quinn, a cousin of John Henwood. (continued)
John and his wife Maria's wedding invitations
Happy Birthday card to sister, Tara
Happy Birthday Card to sister, Tara
Letter from John's sister Tara to the Eklund family during their search for John following September 11
New York City Family Assistance Center Paperwork from when Tara Henwood went in searching for her brother
Post cards from Tara Henwood, the envelope in front is addressed to Claudia Henwood, the daughter of John.
Letters from Tara Henwood
Letters from Tara Henwood
Letters from Tara Henwood
Post Card from John to his sister Tara while he was living in Boston, MA.
"Who would he have become?" - David Henwood, father of John wrote this in memory of his son, commemorating his life and mourning the devastating loss.
Birthday card for sister, Tara
Birthday card for sister, Tara
A letter from one of John's friends to Mr. & Mrs. Henwood
A letter written to the Driscoll & Miller school staff from Mary Henwood upon her return to school after a period of absence to mourn the loss of her son, John.
"Who am I?" - A tribute to her son, by Mary Henwood
"Who am I?" (continued) - A tribute to her son, by Mary Henwood
Letter from the Boston College President inviting alumni and friends to a memorial service in New York City for a one year anniversary prayer service
A letter from the NYPD to Mary Henwood regarding belongings of John's that were recovered
Property Clerk's Invoice for John Henwood's recovered belongings
Memorial Program for John Henwood
St. Patrick's Cathedral Memorial Program
Inside of the Memorial Program from St. Patrick's Cathedral
Inside of the Memorial Program from St. Patrick's Cathedral
A card written to John's sister a year after his passing.
Card written to sister Tara, continued...
Business card for nonprofit organization, The Quiet Remembrance located in Edina, MN
"Connecticut Remembers... 9-11 Memorial Service"
Inside of "Connecticut Remembers... 9-11 Memorial Service Pamphlet
Essay by Kevin Patrick Quinn, cousin of John Henwood
Page 2 of Kevin Patrick Quinn's essay
Memorial Pamphlet for a service at Boston College in memory of those lost in 9-11, hosted for alumni and friends
Inside of the Memorial program of the service hosted at Boston College for alumni and friends
Inside of the Memorial program of the service hosted at Boston College for alumni and friends
Inside of the Memorial program of the service hosted at Boston College for alumni and friends
A birthday card John's mother Mary received after her son died in 9-11.
Inside of the birthday card John's mother received following 9-11
Birthday card John Henwood sent his mother
Birthday card John sent his mother
Message written by John Henwood
Birthday card written by John Henwood to his mother, Mary
Message written by John Henwood
Card given to John Henwood by his mother for Christmas
A message to the Henwood parents from family friends expressing their sorrow for the loss of John.
A Father's day card by John Henwood to his dad
Father's Day card from John to his dad
Father's day card from John to his dad
A letter from John's guidance counselor at Wilton High School in Connecticut
"Mother, you mean so much"
A card from John to his parents
A letter from John to his parents
Condolences sent from a friend of the Henwood family
New Years card from a friend of the Henwood family
Condolences from a family friend of the Henwoods
Condolences from family friends of the Henwoods
"The love is immeasurable, but also immeasurable is the love left behind." - Felicia Moran
"With deepest sympathy and peaceful wishes"
Condolences from family friends of the Henwoods
Anonymous Quote
Memorial Mass Pamphlet
Memorial Mass Pamphlet
Poem entitled "In Remembrance" by Lieutenant Tom Robinson
A remembrance flag that was given to the Henwood family
"What Happened?" a poem by Gwen Loiacano
Information about the Remembrance Flag
A letter from Tara Henwood to Senator Dodd of the state of Connecticut
A written piece by Kevin Patrick Quinn regarding the September 11 attacks and the reemergence of patriotism in his life.
"Memorial shrine give us strength, hope" - By Rev. Michael C. Palmer
"Northeastern Remembers"
John Henwood
Front page of the Boston Yacht Club's Newsletter, "The Binnacle," where a memorial piece is done for John Henwood whose parents were members of the Boston Yacht Club located in Marblehead, Massachusetts.
Excerpt from "The Binnacle" done in memorial of John Henwood who was lost in the attacks September 11, 2001.
Following the memorial in the newsletter in honor of John Henwood there was a segment that was reprinted from the Miami Herald entitled "We'll Go Forward From This Moment," by columnist Leonard Pitts, Jr.
"The Binnacle" continued...
Message from Cantor Fitzgerald following the events of September 11, 2001
Obituary for John Henwood
"Tree planted at high school preserves Henwood's memory"
USA Today front page photo: "World Trade Center recovery effort ends"
"WTC recovery effort concludes without a word"
Cantor Fitzgerald newsletter with the names of those employees who were lost on September 11th.
Cover of the Wilton Villager, the local newspaper for the town John Henwood was raised in, a year after 9/11.
Newspaper article about a memorial in honor of all those lost on September 11th.
Poem - "In Ground Zero Fields"
John Henwood and sister Mary Henwood
John Henwood enjoying an afternoon on the boat during his childhood
Friends and Family of those who were lost on September 11, 2001 mourning.
John Henwood and his family
John Henwood with his family
John Henwood and his daughter, Claudia
John Henwood and his son, Alejandro
John Henwood and his son Alejandro
John Henwood and his son, Alejandro
John Henwood and his Mother
John C. Henwood Business Card
John Henwood's business card
John Christopher Henwood's Certificate of Death
Birth Certificate of John Henwood
This is a letter from Dewey Balantine LLP. to John's sister, Tara, in which they enclosed some recovered belongings of Mr. Henwood from the rubble of the World Trade Center in which he worked.
A book recovered from the World Trade Center that belonged to John Henwood
A contract bearing John Henwood's handwriting and signature
A contract bearing John Henwood's handwriting and signature
Contract bearing John Henwood's handwriting and signature
Missing Poster for John Henwood
Phone book page where John Henwood's name is found
John Henwood Missing Poster
Newspaper
Newspaper
Newspaper
Newspaper
John Henwood
John Christopher Henwood; flag framed in his honor along with a letter.
Letter that was attached to the flag hung in John C. Henwood's honor
Tara Henwood Memorial Park ID Card
John Henwood
John Henwood
John Christopher Henwood
John Christopher Henwood
John C. Henwood in his high school yearbook
John Henwood
John Henwood
John Henwood with family and friends
The Henwood children
Eastham, Cape Cod - 1972 - John and his sisters Tara, Janet, and Mary Henwood.
John Henwood
Plaque at Wilton High School in Connecticut where a tree was planted in memorial of John Henwood
The John C. Henwood Trust Fund created by the Phi Gamma Pi Fraternity at Northeastern University
About the John C. Henwood trust fund, continued...
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
New York Times Portraits of Grief
Alot of the young bond traders at Cantor Fitzgerald were looking forward to earning enough to move on to a more relaxed life. John Henwood, 35, was one of them. He had met his wife, Concha Munoz, in Spain when he was in Madrid for I.B.M. , and the couple, married for nine years, had already begun making plans to move back, perhaps to a Mediterranean shore front, with their two children, Alejandro, 5, and Claudia, 2.
"Every year they'd go to Spain for four weeks, and those were probably the best days of John's life," said David Keefe, a friend. In the meantime, the Henwoods lived on Manhattan's Upper East Side. "I think the most important thing I could say about John is that he was the guy you looked forward to being with," Mr. Keefe said. "When we were in Boston and right out of college and working three or four different jobs, no matter how tedious something might be, if John was there, it was fun."
My heart sank to hear this
My heart sank to hear this news. Deepest sympathies to your family.
Your old pal from Corner Shell - Peace
Claudia; my Mom and I
Claudia; my Mom and I thinking of my beloved Dad after 11 years. We love you and miss you.
Posted by Alejandro Henwood
Claudia my Mom and I thinking
Claudia my Mom and I thinking of you now that 11 years have passed. Seems like yesterday when we last saw you. We miss you and love you and you shall never forgotten.
Posted by Alejandro Henwood
I can't believe it's almost
I can't believe it's almost 10 years. How is that possible? It doesn't seem real. I've just viewed your tribute page for the first time as all of the info was just uploaded by the dedicated souls at Voices without whom this whole project would not exist. As I read it and can see all the letters and photos DNA forms your eulogy your birth & death certificate the "missing" flyer that Dave and I distributed for days following 9/11...it just really hit me that you are gone and never coming back. My heart aches for you everyday and thoughts of you surround me daily. I wish I could share with you the joys & pains of parenthood my first grey hairs our saturday morning ritual with Alejandro laughing about Wilton High School days or me being banned from your fraternity by you...and on and on and on. I wish you knew my husband Dan and my son Ben. I long to hear you laugh. I worry whether we have done you justice here...to pay tribute to your life. I doubt it but we have tried. You live on in your children Alex & Claudia and my real hope is that you will come alive to them on these pages somehow. You live on in them and I will always seek to remember your life rather than the tragic way you died. I love you Burger..my big brother and my friend. I miss you and I am so grateful to have had you by my side for as long as we did..the six of us will never be the same. God speed until we meet again. Tara
Thinking about you and your
Thinking about you and your family John. Miss you.
Published by Matt Hudson
High School was a short
High School was a short period of life yet such a significant time. I will always remember John, adorable. Thinking of you and your family.
Posted by Jennifer Russo
I had the most vivid and
I had the most vivid and precious dream about you recently, my friend. It was quick, but there you sat hanging out with Dave Keefe on a couch at a party, an event that occurred perhaps too often to count. You were bright and laughing, and wore that beautiful smile. It is a dream that thankfully lingers. I miss you old friend. My loving thoughts to your family near and far. God bless.
Posted by Meg O Donnell
We are heading to a Notre
We are heading to a Notre Dame football game this fall with my two sons - Stephen and Brady. I no doubt think of the time that Matt and I met you out tailgating on your "work weekend" celebrating the ND game, drinking a Heineken on a coach bus that was glamorous and chic (something I never knew existed). Matt and I still laugh about that weekend, and how much fun we had, and how somehow fate had it that we would bump into you after you left me a message saying "I ll be in a coach bus by the JACC". Little did you know there were hundreds of buses there, and in the days before cell phones we somehow just connected. It still makes me smile thinking back on that day. Given how much younger Matt and I were than you, it was one of the first times we met "the party John" we had heard so much about. Ha!
Posted by Anne Hudson Blaes
The devilish twinkle in your
The devilish twinkle in your eyes amplified the sparkle in your smile and resonated loudly with the sound of your laugh - forever John.
Published by Tom Hudson
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