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Lt. John Crisci
48 years old. Residence: Holbrook, N.Y.
Died in World Trade Center
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God Bless you John, in heaven. You along with all others lost on that day shall never be forgotten. God Bless your friends and family in granting them the strength to carry on.
*** Posted by Carmine Cusano on 2011-09-11 ***
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On 9-11-2011 I will be participating in a memorial stair climb for the 343 lost in the World Trade Center. I will be climbing on behalf of Lt. John Crisci. It is truely an honor to represent you. My prayers are with you and your family. You will never be forgotten.
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2011-09-08 ***
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Johnny was my cousin. I remember how he used to laugh at all of the really silly jokes that my father (John) told. He was the nicest guy, and I always remember thinking how cool he was when I was a kid. I remember the day that he married his sweetheart, Rachel. The ceremony was simple and thoughtful, just like the two of them. It broke my heart when I heard that he was gone. We weren't close — my Dad's family wasn't like that — but I do hold a special place in my heart for my cousins. Now he rests overlooking the site where he passed away. God bless him and his family.
*** Posted by Maryanne Knoll Schatz on 2011-01-18 ***
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There is a memorial that some of the guys in Brooklyn set up on the corner of Graham and Conselyea to remember all the people in the neighborhood who were murderd that day. Because my brother is one of them, I was reading the plaque and saw John's name. I don't believe it's John! It can't be! There has to be another John Crisci! But I found out that it is the same John I went to grammar school with.
We were in the same class at Our Lady of Mount Carmel. We lost touch after eighth grade, even though we still lived in the neighborhood. John was the sweetest kid. He never got into trouble and was always kind. In fact, he was such a good kid that even the nuns liked him. I was surprised to see that John had become a firefighter. With his personality I thought he would become a teacher or someone in the medical profession. Yes, with his personality and compassion, he was destined to be someone whose career would be to help and heal and firefighting is one of those special careers.
All 911 calls are answered with New York's Bravest at the forefront, and they are not only brave, they also have true compassion for those in need and stop at nothing to save lives. John is a very special man. It is an honor to say we went to school together.
My heart breaks for his famiy.
Trudy Calandrillo
OLMC
*** Posted by Trudy Calandrillo on 2009-09-30 ***
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John I never knew you, but now you are an American hero. R.I.P.
Rachel
*** Posted by Rachel on 2008-08-06 ***
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I never knew you John--not personally, but from the smiles, the kindness, the sadness in your family's eyes. They have shared their thoughts with me, their love for you--they have shown me that love as seen within their eyes. John, I can truly say I feel a tenderness and love for you as if I had known you for some time. This sharing could only have come from a family filled with love in their own hearts toward a father, husband and friend--toward you, John. You will forever be in our hearts and even though I can not know you, I feel that I have touched you somehow through the loving family that I have grown also to care for and love from afar. It was YOU, JOHN, that taught that love and kindness and now it will florish within your son's lives and through their sons and forever. I can't thank your family enough for sharing you with me in a tiny way--but in such a way that has imprinted upon my heart--ESPECIALLY on this anniversary, 9-11-06
*** Posted by Patt L on 2006-09-11 ***
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