In Memory of Jeremy M. Carrington

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He made me laugh..... in a world of adversity, You will always be remembered, For those who loved, knew, and met him. He will be missed.

*** Posted by Sean Patrick Carrington on 2011-09-11 ***

a very long time ago I was stuck at home because there was a massive flood going on. Found myself watching a marathon of Single in the Hamptons. Questioning what the hell is this? who are these people? to absolutely falling in love with Caz and savouring every moment he was on screen. Yes I became a HUGE fan of Caz. What a wonderful man! My favorite was the belching contest at the trailer park. My heart goes out to his family. I thought I would remember him on this anniversary. Cheers All!

*** Posted by eve on 2011-09-11 ***

Caz,
I had the pleasure of working with you at Bairstow Eves in Essex many years ago. We were both young trainee negotiators and although the job was not great there was never a dull moment with you around. Ihave so many fond mememories of you even though we lost contact when you headed off to the city and greater things. I was deeply shocked when I learnt that you were so tragically taken when the twin towers fell. A shining light went out for all who knew you. My thoughts are with your family as the 10th anniversary approaches. Suzanne.

*** Posted by Suzanne on 2011-09-09 ***

I know of a fallen hero, Frank Doyle, from 9/11. He left behind A loving Mother, 2 beautiful children, 2 lovely sisters, and an incredable Brother. His family is not able to get to the memorial this year, and I would gladly pay anyone who could picture his memorial, and send me a couple digitals. He is by the Footprints pond. Please, someone make his 80 year old Mother smile one time, for him. It would mean so much to his entire family. Thanks so much for all the fallen heros who we all lost in 9/11. My prayers go out to each and every one of you.

*** Posted by Debra Laurent on 2011-09-06 ***

Patty, You and Caz have been in my thoughts and prayers for the past 10 years. My family and I have read your book, which was amazing. The WC brought reality to the terribly unbelievable tragedy you all lived through. God Bless you all. I hope you have peace in your days. Your cousin, Brenda

*** Posted by Brenda Bernaquer on 2011-09-06 ***

Hi, I never knew Caz, but saw him in "Manhattan on the Beach" all those years ago. He struck me as such a nice person that when I heard he had died in 9/11 I was really sad, just to let you know that occasionally I still think of him and that his memory still lives on. Judith

*** Posted by Anonymous on 2011-07-05 ***

I was at Brentwood School with Jeremy ("Caz") from the age of 7 until we left, aged 18. As my parents lived quite close, he would sometimes come and stay at my parents' house at weekends. He was always fun to be around: a bit of a joker, a bit daft, and sometimes disruptive in class, but always fun. If there was a bit of tomfoolery going on, Caz was sure to be somewhere at the bottom of it. I remember him being good at swimming and rugby, always giving 110%.

I lost touch with Caz when we left school. Then in September, 2001, I joined Friends Reunited and started looking up some of my old school pals. Caz was one of the first that I tried to hook up with, not realising that he had been caught up in this terrible tragedy. Then one of my old school friends informed me that Caz had died.

The memories of my school days are not what they used to be. But I shall always remember you, Caz. You stood out from the crowd. God bless you.

*** Posted by Lloyd Owen on 2010-09-17 ***

Caz
Think about you often and the fun times we had as estate agents in Essex. You were such a lovely person. Jaq x

*** Posted by Jackie on 2010-09-11 ***

Caz was in the year above me at Brentwood School (England) and my dorm monitor. He was a larger than life character who had a positive impact on me and I imagine everyone he ever met. It's no surprise to me that he went on to do big things in New York and a terrible loss that his life came to an end on 9/11. Caz, Gridley* may have Gated** us at school but you are now free to go where you please. May you rest in peace - Ashley Kennard 9th September 2010

*Gridley = Mr. Whitcombe our House Master at School
**Gated = Not being allowed home for the weekend

*** Posted by Ashley Kennard on 2010-09-11 ***

Hello. I am not sure if I have the right person, and I am sorry if I do not. As we are on eve of 9/11 I have been going threw some photos I took I took at the 1 year memorial at ground zero. While I was there, a very nice woman approached me, and kindly asked me to take a picture of the small photo she placed with a note that said CAZ, it was a wedding photo. She gave me her e-mail, and I promised to send it... But, it must have been the wrong e-mail, as it never went through. I remember that day as if it were yesterday. So, with the dawn of Google, I did a search on CAZ 9/11 and found this site. I am hoping I have the right person, as I'd like to give (who I presume to be his wife) what I promised. Please feel free to reach out to me.. Please forgive my intrusion -
kind regards Brian McGrath, email ichat36 [ at ] mac.com

*** Posted by brian on 2010-09-11 ***

Happy Birthday, Jerms xxx

*** Posted by Sarah on 2010-05-08 ***

Caz,

You are still terribly missed. You and Pattie are loved.

*** Posted by Liz and Ken on 2010-01-28 ***

Still thinking about you Caz.

Love

the Carringtons

*** Posted by Damian on 2009-09-11 ***

Caz,

I came to know you through the book, "Love You, Mean It," written by your wife, Pattie, and her three friends—all 9/11 widows. It is a compelling book, which I've read twice. In her portrayal of you, Pattie brigs to life the fabulous character you were in life ... and probably still are in spirit. You enriched the lives of all you encountered, including those who had only the chance to read about you. I would love to have known you, Pattie, and Lola. Wishing the best for Pattie as she continues on through this life. 15 March 2009.

*** Posted by D. Hart on 2009-03-14 ***

I watched "Single in the Hamptons" first time today 8/14/07, I kept watching this lovely English gentleman, and when his fiance' was introduced, I kept saying what a lucky woman. To his widow if you haven't changed your mind and take his last name, please reconsider what a proud name to have bestowed on you for your great husband's memory. You are still a very lucky woman to have been adored by a beautiful man.
love lives forever

*** Posted by cher on 2007-08-14 ***

Caz. I hope to meet you in heaven.

*** Posted by Janine on 2007-07-04 ***

To Someone as innocent as you to get killed in the World Trade Center Terriost Attack is very tragic. Rest in peace and all me condolences go out to your wife and kids and family. I know what it feels like to loose a loved one because I have lost 7 of mines. I hope that united states government will be more prepared just in case someting else like this happens. Because we should have been prepared in the first because we never know what lies in the road ahead.

*** Posted by Ashli on 2006-09-14 ***

Fond memories of being in the same boarding house at Brentwood School. Always a smiley person. Sadly missed

*** Posted by Martin Haley on 2006-09-11 ***

I knew Caz in my time at Brentwood School in England. All the comments about his zest for life were self-evident even at the age of 11. Due to the proximity of our surnames I found myself sitting immediately behind Caz in our French class in the first year. Trying to concentrate on the lesson was practically impossible given Caz's general 'disruptive' nature!

I was never all that close to him but was aware of his presence at school for the next 6 years. You couldn't help but notice.

Reading of his death in the Old Boys magazine some time after 9/11 made those events become very real and focused my personal reflections on them and also on Caz. This will be true for so many who knew him.

From reading others notes, the boy became a man of such infectious character. All we can hope for is to impact others lives in a positive way. He did that.

*** Posted by Richard Darnell on 2006-09-11 ***

Caz
The memory on this pc is not big enough to house all my thoughts about you. Your enthusiasm for life was infectious, and your love of fellow man was unlimited. I will never forget you and our playing days at Tring Rugby Club, you were always the life and soul of everything you were involved in. I will never forget you, my friend, and will hopefully see you in the sky. My thoughts are with your family always.
Bob Beesley Tring Rugby Club Hertfordshire UK.

*** Posted by Bob BeesleyI on 2006-09-06 ***

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