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NAME	AGE	FROM
John G. Ueltzhoeffer	36	Roselle Park, NJ United States
World Trade Center - submitted: 10/3/2001 8:39:31 AM . . . . . . .
- submitted: 9/13/2002 4:13:14 AM . . . . . . .
John I miss you and think of you everyday. I know you are happy were you are I love you. Tell Dad I love him too. Love Your sister Helen - submitted: 10/30/2002 9:51:06 AM . . . . . . .

Tyler V. Ugolyn	23	Ridgefield, CT United States
World Trade Center - Fred Alger Management - submitted: 10/3/2001 8:39:31 AM . . . . . . .
We miss you Tiger. Isn't a day that goes by that you aren't in our thoughts. Rest in peace, buddy. V.~ - submitted: 5/29/2002 11:12:11 PM . . . . . . .
I believe that Angels breath and love will live on and never leave. A breath away is not far to where you are. You will always be in our hearts. Love, Faye - submitted: 9/11/2002 10:30:22 AM . . . . . . .
A year later, you are still on my mind and in my heart. - submitted: 9/17/2002 8:47:31 AM . . . . . . .
As a young boy, Tyler, you and my son were best buddies. When I first saw your dad after 9/11, he recalled to me: "you know, they left no tree in the neighborhood unclimbed". You went on to climb many, much bigger trees,Tyler: an inspiration to us all. We miss you and will always remember your inspiration: no tree is too tall to climb. - submitted: 12/23/2002 1:53:21 PM . . . . . . .

Michael A. Uliano	42	Aberdeen, NJ United States
World Trade Center - options broker, Cantor Fitzgerald - submitted: 10/3/2001 8:39:31 AM . . . . . . .

Jonathan J. Uman	33	Westport, CT United States
World Trade Center - Cantor Fitzgerald - submitted: 10/3/2001 8:39:31 AM . . . . . . .

Anil Shivhari Umarkar	34	Hackensack, NJ United States
World Trade Center - submitted: 10/3/2001 8:39:31 AM . . . . . . .
i remember those old days when v used to play cricket.. anil dada i'll miss u forever viky - submitted: 11/2/2001 12:35:18 AM . . . . . . .

Allen V. Upton	44	New York, NY United States
World Trade Center - submitted: 8/19/2002 . . . . . . .
ALLEN, I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER YOUR HUMOR AND GOOD WILL. GOD BLESS YOU - submitted: 9/9/2002 1:35:45 PM . . . . . . .
Allen was a good friend of mine while at SUNY Brockport in the late 70's. Even then, his friends knew he would go on to be one of Brockport's more successful graduates. I recall visiting Allen when he first went to work for Cantor Fitzgerald. I was so proud of where his life was headed. Unlike many Brockport graduates at the time, he had a strong sense of direction and I found it appropos that he started his career at the top of the World Trade Center. Allen and I lost touch over the years, so shortly after September 11th, I checked the company's website and felt a whoosh of relief that Allen's name wasn't among the missing or the dead. I was so happy to think Allen had moved on in his career and had escaped the terrible fate of the others who worked in those buildings. My relief turned to shock this August, 11 months after that fateful day, when I received our Brockport Alumni Newsletter only to see a tribute to Allen. Allen's spunk, quick wit, generosity and kind heart defined him. I'm sad that others will never know Allen Upton. A scholarship fund has been established for Allen at SUNY Brockport. I thought I'd share that in the chance that others who knew Allen wanted to find a meaningful way to honor him. I'm sad for the times we could have had these past years, had the stuff of life and careers not gotten in the way. I intend to honor Allen and all the great memories I have of our times at Brockport by contributing to his fund every year so his legacy lives in those who will benefit. Cathy Kelly Calarco 9/11/02 - submitted: 9/11/2002 8:13:05 AM . . . . . . .

Diane Maria Urban	50	Malverne, NY United States
World Trade Center - New York State Department of Taxation - submitted: 10/31/2001 10:20:42 PM . . . . . . .
It was her best trait and her worst: Diane Urban said what she thought, whether you wanted to hear it or not. The habit was so well known that a relative suggested at her memorial service that they all get T-shirts saying, "Diane Urban Told Me Off." Sometimes the target of her sharp tongue was an underperforming subordinate at the New York State Department of Taxation, where she rose to No. 2 in the income tax division. Sometimes it was her superiors. Once, she told them she was sick of training accountants only to have them leave for better salaries. "If I wanted to be a teacher, I would have been one," she said. Ms. Urban, 50 and divorced for more than 20 years, could also be tart with the men in her life. And she tested the patience of her sister, Terry Corio, who withdrew from their relationship for a few years, drained by Ms. Urban's truth-telling. "She never backed down," Mrs. Corio said. "She was a pistol." But the sisters always loved each other, Mrs. Corio said, and reunited last year. Ms. Urban had recently realized her dream of buying a home on Long Island, not far from her sister and brother-in-law. The sisters had their nails done together, recently splurging an extra $5 to have tiny flowers painted on their wine-colored toes. They were looking forward to pizza and rented movies on Saturday nights this winter. - submitted: 10/31/2001 10:21:14 PM . . . . . . .
I read about Diane in the article on prosecution of one of the terrorists. I hope your family will bravely go forward, knowing that Diane won't be forgotten. In the memorial to her, it says that she always told the truth and so I hope that you will have that opportunity -- to tell the terrorists the truth and to see some justice. God bless you… Patti G. / Camp Hill, PA - submitted: 3/29/2002 9:42:14 AM . . . . . . .
The greatest truth about Diane Urban is that she is a hero who gave the ultimate sacrifice in order to help someone else. She was on the 78th floor of Tower 2 when the plane hit and was one of the few people who was not either immediately killed or seriously injured. She could have tried to save herself but chose instead to stay and help her injured friend Dianne Gladstone. These two wonderful women perished together. This speaks more about Diane's true character than any newspaper article can. She was a unique and wonderful person who may not have always been perfect in everthing she did - but then who is? As far as I'm concerned, she is an angel and I thank God that I had the gift of her friendship for sixteen years. - submitted: 6/6/2002 11:53:49 AM . . . . . . .

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