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Garnet Edward Bailey
54 years old. Residence: Lynnfield, Mass.
Passenger of Flight 175
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Went to many hockey games when he played for the Bruins Although he was in the penalty box a lot!, loved seeing him fly down the ice with that beautiful blond hair blowing. Bless his family and friends today on this 10th anniversary.
*** Posted by Dianne Kelly on 2011-09-11 ***
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I did not know Ace that well---only during his brief years with the St. Louis Blues. Howver, he was always a gentleman. He always took time to meet and talk with his fans. He is and always will be missed.
*** Posted by Debbie Foley on 2011-09-11 ***
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I did not know Ace that well---only during his brief years with the St. Louis Blues. Howver, he was always a gentleman. He always took time to meet and talk with his fans. He is and always will be missed.
*** Posted by Debbie Foley on 2011-09-11 ***
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I was a Ranger fan when you were playing. Essentially, though, we are all brothers, regardless of team colors. Rest in peace, Bro.
*** Posted by Joe on 2011-09-11 ***
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Thank you Mr. Bailey and God keep you safe in his arms.
*** Posted by Elizabeth Clark on 2011-09-10 ***
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Ace,
Thinking of you this weekend on the 10th Anniversary of yout tragic passing,Lynnfield is going to have a memorial this weekend. Saw a picture of "Evan" your grandson getting ready to honor your memory in your hometown God Speed Ace and thanks for touching my life
*** Posted by Gerry Manseau on 2011-09-09 ***
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I was an avid Bruin fan growing up in a small town in Maine. I loved Ace Bailey and was so sad to hear that he was on Flight 175. I still have a picture I drew of him when I was 12 years old in his Bruins uniform. Rest in peace, Ace. You will always be remembered~
*** Posted by Elaine Palmer on 2011-09-08 ***
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rest in peace
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2011-09-07 ***
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My prayers go out to all families affected by 9/11/01. I never realized Ace Bailey was on Flight 175. I remember when he played for The Red Wings. How very sad, so young and such a giving individual. Rest In Peace.
*** Posted by Mary Ann Derbin on 2011-09-04 ***
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Lynnfield remembers. All Boston Bruins fans the world over will always remember "Ace" Bailey. He should have died of old age in obscurity with children and grandchildren (ice hockey players, all) at his bedside. Those nineteen followers of the "religion of peace" murdered him and all of the others.
*** Posted by John McMahon on 2011-08-31 ***
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Gone but not forgotten. Almost ten years after the tragedy, your story is still being told. And what a story! Your legacy is never ending:
http://www.thestar.com/news/world/article/1042340--9-11-portraits-in-grief-from-his-death-many-gifts-to-children
*** Posted by Karen on 2011-08-27 ***
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Thinking of you today. Todd, hope you and your family can find something positive from this. Sadly missed.
Steve Pearson
*** Posted by steve pearson on 2011-05-02 ***
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Thinking of you today and remembering you as a favorite of mine from your days in Hershey, Boston, and Washington.
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2011-04-19 ***
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Thank you, "ACE"!
*** Posted by Robert Capler on 2011-03-17 ***
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The world and I miss seeing your involvement in hockey....
*** Posted by Gail on 2011-03-13 ***
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We went fishing together with my buddies and your son.. we actually entered a tournament and won $500. We had a chance to know you guys just a short time and that was very nice.
We remember and pray to God that the world remembers this day forever and you will be remembered forever.
*** Posted by capt Ron on 2010-09-12 ***
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Miss you, Ace.
*** Posted by Sal on 2010-09-11 ***
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"Ace,"
It was a true pleasure to have had the chance to spend time with you. Those times when you played with the "Bruins" alumni hockey team will forever be in my heart. Thanks for taking my friends' children into the locker rooms for autographs. You had that contagious smile and love for life and family. The world was a better place for having you touch our lives.
*** Posted by Gerry Manseau on 2010-09-11 ***
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"ACE":
May god rest your soul. I'll never forget trying to wear a turtleneck under my jersey! I have this thing where I don't like anything squeezing it, so I had to switch over to being #16 instead of your forever #14. Don't get mad. I had to be "Derek" instead. It was a better fit for me. I was crazy like the TURK. You were a true gentleman. May god bless your family, and may god rest your soul. Ace, the U.S.M.C. is now on the job.
*** Posted by Frank Haugh on 2010-05-20 ***
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As a big bruins fan in the 70s, I was crushed to find out that ACE was aboard that ill-fated flight. I will always remember his contributions to the team, to the community, and to the sport that he played so well. I met Ace and Gerry Cheevers at Rockingham park and got both of their autographs. I even had the opportunity to talk with ACE. Unfortunately, a house fire in 1980 destroyed those mementos. God bless the Baileys of Lynnfield.
Jim Hall (formerly from Westford, Mass.)
*** Posted by Jim Hall (Van Etten, N.Y.) on 2010-05-11 ***
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