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Alayne F. Gentul
44 years old. Residence: Mountain Lakes, N.J.
Died in World Trade Center
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Mrs. Gentul, I never remembered you, but I have heard your courageous story. After the attacks, the only thing I remember is lying on my couch crying about the fact that you were not with us anymore. Every time I am reminded of those white towers and there collapse, I think of you. You touched my heart in a way that I did not know was possible. Your name will forever be engraved on the perimeter of the foundation of those miraculous towers. Rest in Peace.
*** Posted by Geoffrey on 2011-09-11 ***
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Alayne,
You were a beautiful colleague, friend, mentor and human being. The world is truly missing a piece of its soul with your loss. I pray that you rest in peace and look down on us all. And my prayers will always go to your family and friends to be comforted with such an internal loss.
Paul
*** Posted by Paul Lukas on 2011-09-11 ***
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Alayne,
You were a beautiful colleague, friend, mentor and human being. The world is truly missing a piece of its soul with your loss. I pray that you rest in peace and look down on us all. And my prayers will always go to your family and friends to be comforted with such an internal loss.
Paul
*** Posted by Paul Lukas on 2011-09-11 ***
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RIP. Always on our minds.
*** Posted by Ruth on 2011-09-11 ***
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I met Alayne when recruited for FTI. Her gracious behavior started the moment we met when she invited me to enjoy the view from her office. This style continued during further calls. Her heroism that day was just being in character; Alayne taking care of her charges.
*** Posted by Barney Agate on 2011-09-09 ***
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I will remember you as the soul. R.I.P., Alayne.
*** Posted by Ian V on 2011-03-26 ***
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I may not know you, but your story is such an inspiration to me! God bless you! R.I.P., Alayne.
*** Posted by Brent on 2011-02-28 ***
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Alayne,
Who would have thought that your story would have touched an 25-year-old African American woman from Elizabeth, New Jersey. Alayne, I heard your husband tell your story of your final moments and how you helped others get out before leaving the building. Alayne, you are beautiful and courageous, and I feel honored to have heard your story. I may have not known you, but you touched me deeply. May God bless you and your family.
*** Posted by Deneer on 2010-11-22 ***
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You are a hero. You shall not be forgotten.
*** Posted by Rhonda Sheen on 2010-09-11 ***
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"Greater love has no one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends" John 15:13. Honoring Alayne for her bravery and faith on this the ninth anniversary of September 11th, 2001.
*** Posted by Erica (in Colorado) on 2010-09-11 ***
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Just like any mother in her situation, I am sure Alayne's final thoughts were of her husband and her children. I pray that in her final moments she wasn't falling but flying with her new wings up into heaven. God rest her soul and God bless her family.
*** Posted by Amber Stevenson on 2010-05-12 ***
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I was touched by the story of Alayne. She was an exceptionally brave woman. May she rest in peace.
*** Posted by Nick, Manchester, UK on 2010-04-17 ***
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On the 8th Anniversary of 9/11, we remember Alayne's last acts of heroism and love for her family. We will remember her always, full of love for others, forever beautiful, forever young.
*** Posted by Mark and Carlen on 2009-09-11 ***
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I heard Alayne's story in a documentary about the World Trade Center. What a beautiful family, and what a heartbreaking loss! May God bless you all.
*** Posted by Patrick O'Neill on 2009-09-08 ***
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In "World Trade Center," the story made me sad because Alayne did no make it out, and the peacefulness their family shared
*** Posted by Nicolas Orcino on 2009-03-04 ***
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I saw the documentary, "Inside the World Trade Center," and they talked Alayne, and I saw her photo and found out that she didn't make it out. Her husband, Jack, spoke with her just before she and others tried to escape. She told him to tell their sons she loves them and told him she loves him and she's scared and that was it. I cried through it all because I knew she wasn't going to make it. And as I watched the South Tower collapse, I screamed, "Oh, my God! NO! Not Alayne! Not all those people with her! God, no! Don't do this! STOP!" I wailed in fear and shock. R.I.P., Alayne! :'(
*** Posted by Jessica Marra on 2008-11-29 ***
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We never realized Alalyne was among the many who died on 9/11. Our heartfelt sympathy to her husband Jack and her two beautiful sons. We lived across the street from Jack and Alayne many years ago. What a strong, loving woman she was. We will always remember Alayne, Jack and their boys as a loving, warm and close family.
*** Posted by steve and kate tozzi on 2008-09-11 ***
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As I complete my career in the army, someone asked me why I served. I paused for a moment; I looked at them and then past them; I joined for one reason many years ago, but I stayed. I looked at them and said to them: "Alayne F. Gentul." I did it for her and others who were with her." Please accept my heartfelt thoughts and prayers. I know they all had names ... I only wish more people knew them. God bless.
*** Posted by LTC John Downey on 2008-06-09 ***
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I remember Alayne from our Graduate School years at Rutgers. She was a really nice, friendly person, and I always enjoyed her company. Rest in peace, Alayne.
*** Posted by Ellen Gara on 2007-09-10 ***
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i never knew who you were but I am very sorry 2 here wasts happen 2 u and would like u 2 rest in peace.
*** Posted by colin joseph on 2007-01-13 ***
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