09/1011 Greenwich Remembers Her Innocent 9/11 Victims

GOD SEES AND HEARS THOSE WHO MOURN

MAY YOU FIND THE COMFORT AND PEACE THAT YOUR LOVED ONE WOULD WANT YOU TO HAVE

Bryan Craig Bennett, 25, died at the World Trade Center where he was a salesman with eSpeed, a division of Cantor Fitzgerald. He lived in New York but left behind family in Greenwich.

Kevin P. Connors, 55, a Greenwich resident, died at the World Trade Center where he was vice president of Euro Brokers. He left behind two sons and three stepchildren.

Brian Cummins, 38, the brother of Greenwich resident Brendan Cummins, died at the World Trade Center where he worked for Cantor Fitzgerald. He lived in New York City.

Michael Egan, 51, a former Greenwich resident, died at the World Trade Center where he worked as a managing director for Aon. He left behind his wife and two sons.

Ulf Ericson, 79, a Greenwich resident, died at the World Trade Center where he was an employee of Washington Group International, a construction and engineering design firm. He left behind his wife and daughter.

Bennett Fisher, 58, a Stamford resident who was born and raised in Greenwich, died at the World Trade Center where he was a senior vice president of Fiduciary Trust International.

Thomas Edward Galvin, 32, a former Greenwich resident, died at the World Trade Center where he was a senior vice president and corporate bond broker for Cantor Fitzgerald.

Steven Glick, 42, a Greenwich resident, died at the World Trade Center where he was attending the Waters Financial Technology Congress. He left behind his wife and two children.

Donald Greene, 52, CEO of Safe Flight Instrument Corp. and a Greenwich resident, died aboard United Airlines Flight 93, the hijacked Boeing 757 which crashed in a field in southwestern Pennsylvania. He left behind his wife and two children.

Pedro Grehan, 35, a former Old Greenwich resident, died at the World Trade Center where he was a broker for Cantor Fitzgerald. He left behind his wife and
three children.

James Douglas Halvorson, 56, of Riverside, died at the World Trade Center where he was an executive for Marsh & McLennan. He left behind his wife and son.

Erik Hans Isbrandtsen, 30, a former Greenwich resident who attended Greenwich High School in 1986 and 1987, died at the World Trade Center where he was an equities trader for Cantor Fitzgerald.

Joseph Lenihan, 41, a Greenwich resident, died at the World Trade Center where he worked as executive vice president for Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Inc. He left behind a wife and three children.

Edward "Teddy" Francis Maloney III, 32, a former Greenwich resident who lived in Rowayton, died at the World Trade Center where he was an account manager for TradeSpark. He left behind a wife, a daughter and a baby born in December 2001.

Christopher Mello, 25, a Greenwich native, died on American Airlines Flight 11, the hijacked Boeing 767 that crashed into the north tower of the World Trade Center.

Cheryl Monyak, 43, a Greenwich resident, died at the World Trade Center where she was a marketing manager for Marsh & McLennan Companies.

Michael Pelletier, 36, a Greenwich resident, died at the World Trade Center where he was a commodities broker for TradeSpark. He left behind a wife and two children.

Michael Rothberg, 39, of Old Greenwich, died in the World Trade Center, where he was director of program trading for Cantor Fitzgerald.

Jason Sabbag, 26, who grew up in Greenwich, died at the World Trade Center where he worked at Fiduciary Trust Co. International. He had recently moved to New York City.

Stacey Leigh Sanders, 25, whose parents lived in Darien, died at the World Trade Center where she was working for Marsh & McLennan Cos. She attended Greenwich Country Day School.

Frederick Varacchi, 35, a Greenwich resident, died at the World Trade Center where he was president and chief operating officer of eSpeed, a division of Cantor Fitzgerald. He left behind his wife and three children.

Gregory Wachtler, 25, a New York City resident who grew up in Ramsey, N.J., and is buried next to his paternal grandparents in St. Mary's Cemetery in Greenwich, died at the World Trade Center where he was a research analyst for Fred Alger Management Co.

Martin Wohlforth, 47, a Greenwich resident, died at the World Trade Center where he was a managing director at Sandler O'Neill & Partners. He left behind his wife and daughter.

Charles A. Zion, 54, a Greenwich resident, died at the World Trade Center where he was an equities trader and senior vice president of Cantor Fitzgerald. He left behind his wife and son.

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