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Ira Zaslow
55 years old. Residence: North Woodmere, N.Y.
Died in World Trade Center
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I did not personally know Ira, but I learned of him through the foundation that was created in his memory. My Son will never forget the 2nd annual Disney Summer Program and Ira's legacy will continue to live through the lives he touched even after 9.11.
*** Posted by Millie on 2009-09-11 ***
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On that fateful day in 2001, I was in the office working with a relative of Ira's when the news broke about the WTC. Over the course of the next few weeks, I stayed in touch with the relative, praying for Ira and his family. Upon learning of his death, I decided to remember 9/11 on a personal level by choosing to specifically remember one person from the WTC and another from the Pentagon. I think of Ira and his family often. I pray for and think good thoughts for them. I hope his family has found peace and comfort in the midst of their great loss. I will never forget.
*** Posted by Carol Mitchell on 2008-09-11 ***
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I became paddleball friends with Ira about 5 years prior to his untimely death. Ira was a kind and caring gentleman, both on and off the paddleball courts at Baldwin Harbor Park on Long Island. He was always fair and honest and was always positive, and it was a pleasure playing with him and chatting with him between games. He loved paddleball, and he was an excellent player. He enjoyed the sport as much as anything he did. I remember being his last paddleball partner that Labor Day Weekend just prior to that sad and horrible day 9/11/2001. I do remember saying to Ira, "Ira, have a good day, and I will see you next weekend." That next weekend I was told by my paddleball friends that were closer to him that Ira was still missing, and we all gathered around in a circle and prayed that he would be found alive, perhaps in a local hospital in Manhattan. Unfortunately, he was never found, and weeks later with deep sorrow and regret we attended his funeral. Ira my friend, rest in peace. You were one of the good guys. You will always be remembered.
Your paddleball friend,
Lenny
*** Posted by Lenny Dunn on 2008-09-09 ***
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My mom worked with Ira and although I never had the opportunity to know him, I always heard wonderful things. I just thought this one fact about him should always be remembered; Ira sat facing the Statue of Liberty. He cut a piece of the cubicle out so that he had a perfect eye leveled view of the Statue of Liberty. Every morning, he would eat his breakfast and stare at it. I thought that was a nice story. It made me wish I had the opportunity to have met him.
*** Posted by Rachel on 2006-03-12 ***
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I just want to let Ira's family know his friends still think of both him and his family daily. I really enjoyed Ira's positively uplifting spirit.
*** Posted by Donnatella Craig on 2005-12-01 ***
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I RECIEVED A CARD AT CHURCH TODAY,9-11-05, WITH HIS NAME ON IT. I AM FROM HOUSTON TEXAS AND DID NOT KNOW HIM. BUT AFTER VISTING THIS SITE I KNOW HIM A LITTLE BIT BETTER. GOD BLESS HIS SOUL, HIS FAMILY AND ALL THE OTHER VICTIMS AND FAMILIES OF 9-11.
*** Posted by steve quezada on 2005-09-11 ***
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Used to work with Ira at Lehman Brothers. He was a nice man.
*** Posted by Eden on 2005-09-11 ***
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