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Brian T. Thompson
49 years old. Residence: Dix Hills, N.Y.
Died in World Trade Center
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I remember Brian from when I was with The Fuji Bank's Seattle Representative Office. He was an exemplary HR Director who was always diplomatic and exercised great diplomacy in human relations and resources. He was really adept at bridging Japanese and US corporate culture. I agree with Libby's comment about ensuring employee safety, and, 9 years later, I am still haunted by the thought that even in the face of danger, I don't think Brian would have started evacuating until he had done all he could to secure everyone else's safety. He is a true hero, and I am honored to have crossed paths with him. May his spirit always live on.
*** Posted by Miho Reed on 2010-07-14 ***
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I remember Brian from summer tackle football games during my high school years. Ten or so of us would choose sides at one of the local fields. It's funny how much you can miss or admire someone who used to knock you to the ground while you were running with a football.
*** Posted by Charles Vossbrinck on 2009-03-20 ***
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I went to church with Mr. Thompson. He was a frequent greeter at the 8:15 service at St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Dix Hills. I went to school with his son, Dan. After returning from college after 9-11 I realized that he perished. May the Lord bring comfort and healing to his family.
*** Posted by Susanne Allen-Wuttke on 2008-09-11 ***
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My heart goes out to his daughter, sara. I am so sorry for your loss.
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2006-09-11 ***
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I was Brian's HR liaison at The Fuji Bank's Miami Rep. Office. Brian was a wonderful HR Director who recognized the importance of assisting employees with many things, but what I remember most is he always came to visit to help us through a smooth transition each time our Chief Rep was reassigned and another one came in. I speak on behalf of all the Miami Rep. Office employees when I say that Brian was kind, thorough and a strong individual who faced many difficult situations. Unfortunately, one of the most difficult situations took his life, but If I know him a little bit, he would not have evacuated the building until he knew all the employees had evacuated to safety. That was what I remember most about Brian Thompson. God Bless his family.
*** Posted by Libby Scarpa on 2006-09-11 ***
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Brian was married to my dear first cousin, Kathy. Althought I did not see him often, when I did meet with him at family gatherings, he was a kind, generous individual who truly loved his wife and his two beautiful chldren. Although it almost 4 years since 9/11, I think of Brian often and know that he is with our Lord and watching over his family.
*** Posted by Lynda Maziarz on 2005-08-09 ***
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