Saranya on her second birthday
Saranya as a little girl
Saranya getting a horsey ride from her brother
Saranya at her brother's birthday, with her mother
Saranya as a young girl in front of encyclopedias
Saranya as a young girl in the kitchen
Saranya as a young woman with her parents
Saranya as a young woman, dressed up, with her father
Saranya snapshot as an adul
Saranya in her red graduation gown
Saranya snapshot
Saranya at the beach
Saranya and her brother
Saranya on a trip to Asia with her parents
Saranya on a trip to Asia with her parents and brother
Saranya on a trip to Asia with her parents and brother
Saranya with other family members, young and old
Saranya dressed up with her parents and brother
Saranya after graduation with her mother
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Saranya Srinuan, 23, of New York, recently graduated from Boston University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations. Srinuan arrived to her job at Cantor Fitzgerald at 7 AM on the 104th Floor at One World Trade Center and has not been seen since. She is survived by her mother, father and brother.
New York Times Portraits of Grief
While Saranya Srinuan was dressing for her 23rd birthday last month, her best friend couldn't help admiring her long, straight hair and model's figure, accentuated by stylish black pants and a white blouse. "You remind me of Samantha from `Sex and the City,' " Jan Julsuwan remembers telling her. Saranya just laughed.
Saranya always looked impossibly chic to her friends. She had modeled a little before taking a job as a bond trader after college, and confided that she wanted to work in the fashion industry some day. She loved to shop at Banana Republic and French Connection. And this week, she had planned to attend a runway show.
But Saranya's family and friends counted on more than her good taste.
"I could share really, really personal stuff with her," said Jan, who grew up with her in the same building. "We just understood each other."
I think of you every day. You
I think of you every day. You will be remembered forever.
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