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Peter T. Milano
43 years old. Residence: Middletown, N.J.
Died in World Trade Center
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I met Peter, my second cousin, when he came to visit his ancestral home of Gweedore many, many years ago. Some people just make an impression on you that lasts a lifetime. Even though, at the time, I was only a little girl, I remember that Peter always took time to include me—he was one of life's gentlemen. My lasting memory of Peter is of him and his camera—you never saw one without the other. He loved takng pics of Gweedore. You will never be forgotten.
Go beannai Dia thu, ta tu I gconai inar gcroi,
Caitriona
*** Posted by Caitriona McGinley on 2009-09-16 ***
We had a reunion on Gola Island, Co. Donegal, Ireland last weekend. I know Peter loved Gola, the birth place of his grandmother, my antie Mary. We had a mass at pier on the island, and I remembered Peter and Patrick in my prayers.
Cousin Maureen in Gweedore.
Slan go foill.
*** Posted by Maureen Ferry on 2008-08-04 ***
Thoughts about Peter...
Peter always had a big smile and an even bigger heart with kindness and really smart advice to all who knew him. He will be in our prayers forever and will be sadly missed among our memories, especially from his HFS mates and Foster Field and Seaview Park ball-player friends.
Deeply honored to have had known Peter as a friend growing up in Canarsie,
Ann Marie, Carolyn and Angel
*** Posted by Ann Marie Somer (Crescenzo) on 2008-04-28 ***
JUST THINKING ABOUT YOU CUZZ! YOU TRULY WERE AND ALWAYS WILL BE A ROLE MODEL TO ME!
LOVE YOUR COUSIN-
JOHN MILANO
*** Posted by JOHN MILANO on 2007-01-25 ***
Peter Milano was a very kind and caring man who will be missed
*** Posted by Ken Fone Jr. on 2006-07-31 ***
Peter Milano was a kind, caring and loving person who loved his family with all of his heart and soul. He would walk on water for his family letting nothing get in his way. Thats the person he was. As well as very giving towards others. I'd known Mr. Milano, as I called him, for a long time. I have been very very close friends with his daughter since we were little and we met at Tradewinds Beach Club. Mr. Milano loved to come down during the summer when ever he could and spend time with his family. Whether it be boogie boarding with his kids, talking with friends, cooking burgers or just simply sitting on the beach with hs wife he loved being there. I remember how he would always look after all of us making sure we stayed out of troule, had enough sun block on, checked in with our parents, and always told him where we were going. One thing I will always remember is how he would make me drink cranberry juice because it's good for you and if I didn't drink all of it I had to come back later to finish it. The funny thing is now I drink cranberry juice all the time. Mr. Milano meant so much to me he was like another dad to me and I will never forget him. Although it is hard not having him here, we are all luck to have had ihm in our lives.
Love always Lauren
*** Posted by Lauren Huber on 2004-05-07 ***
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In Tribute to
Peter T. Milano