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Capt. Joseph Farrelly
47 years old. Residence: New York, N.Y.
Died in World Trade Center
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I am the most fortunate of all because when they were selling the copper bracelets, I got Capt. Joseph Farrelly's. I would like his family and friends to know that after all these years I keep it shining like a star and wear it with pride. I'm sorry I never met this hero, but I have done some research on Capt. Farrelly, and I know he was a decent man who would have done anything for anyone—and he did on September 11th, 2001. God bless this man and his family!
*** Posted by Maureen Higgins Abato on 2008-11-02 ***
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I remember when we joined So.Old Bridge Vol. Fire Dept., it was you, Bobby, Brian, Jeff, and myself, the 1st 18-year olds to be allowed to actually fight fires. All firefighters' sons, I think that urge to to be in this profession runs deep, but yours ran the deepest, you were a leader, to my thinking long before you knew it. I remember when I bogged down one of the Powerwagons fighting a good sized brush fire near the reservoir, you immediately knew exactly what to do and jumped out and started to direct the guys to set the winch and keep the flames away from the truck, we were out in less than 5 minutes, and the day you, Brian, and I spent a whole day running a Powerwagon all over the town when we had one of the huge late summer brush fires that took days to get out, you took charge then, and the three of us put out a lot of fire that day. We all had a good laugh after at my expense as the shift knob of that beautiful beast of a truck wore a giant blister through my right palm that stayed with me for two months. They were the best times of my life, Joe, and you were always there to take the lead and get the job done. I miss you Joe, you will always be the tops in my book. Fearless, incredibly smart, and passionate about your work - that's how I will always remember you... most of all a genuine leader of men. God Bless my Brother, until we meet again.
*** Posted by Tim Mathieu on 2008-09-11 ***
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Joe, I miss you more and more each day. Though I know you're beside me as I continue in this world, I also know that we will be together again. I love you with all my heart. When I see our children, I see you.
Always, your wife,
Stacey
*** Posted by Stacey Farrelly on 2007-03-13 ***
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I was in 5th grade when my teacher sat my class down and told us that terrorists attacked our country. When I was little i always wanted to be a fire-fighter and i respect all those who died in honor in 9/11
*** Posted by cody on 2006-05-22 ***
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