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Gregory James Malone
42 years old. Residence: Hoboken, N.J.
Died in World Trade Center
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Greg was a funny guy ... and quick. His favorite expression was "snooze you loose, slow you blow, and you can't teach quickness!" He was driven with a huge energy that made him jump out of bed in the morning. He had a million projects from the Yankees to fishing to flying kites to driving around a dinosaur. He loved the Jersey Shore with a passion and was happiest in Rumson and Seabright on the beach. As far as sport goes, he played great golf and skied like a demon. There was nothing half-hearted about him! His favourite movie was "the big Lebowski," and we were all totally fed up hearing about how "the rug made the room"! He had great friends, and I will never forget all the stories you guys told me at the memorial service. It was great hearing the other side of the story! I'm sorry we only really met then.
He really did love his buddies, especially those of you from LU and Wall Street. He had many people he knew, but you guys, who were his real friends, had a special place in his heart. He was a loyal guy, and he was much loved. I'm not even going to talk about the snow in Elizabeth (another favorite expression that made me laugh as I was landing in Newark last week!)
Greg came from a great family. He loved his mom and dad. His dad isn't so well now, but he still looks a lot like Greg. He also loved his sister Jane, who always was the one who got into trouble and blamed when Greg started it! He was so proud to introduce me to his beautiful sister the first time we went to Red Bank. His brother Larry was a little older, and although they were close, they didn't communicate like Jane and Greg, who were thick as thieves!
I miss my lovely, funny, complicated boyfriend, and although I have found happiness since, I still sometimes daydream about what it would have been like if we'd taken the long-awaited holiday that week, and I hadn't dropped him off in Red Bank that Monday morning.
I know that there are lots of you who miss him, too, and I hope I made him real to you again. Greg was special. We remember.
*** Posted by Fiona Fitzgerald on 2010-02-18 ***
We had a beer in your memory this past May at Sig ep. We won't ever forget who you were and our great time at LU.
*** Posted by Ted on 2009-09-11 ***
I knew Greg since 1990 in Hoboken--he was always full of laughs and cheer. I remember seeing Greg several times at "opening day at Yankee Stadium" with a smile. He is missed by many.
*** Posted by susan paerels on 2008-09-12 ***
Our times at Lehigh were memorable.
We will miss your enthusiastic outlook on life.
*** Posted by Mark Lesswing on 2004-07-02 ***
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24K Gold Music Shows performs an original song called "The Day America Cried", which is a 9-11 tribute song. In the live shows, they honor with the song not only the heroes of 9-11 but also those who are still alive: the police personnel, firefighters, emergency personnel, soldiers, and others who have served our country and kept us all safe.
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In Tribute to
Gregory James Malone