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Richard M. Blood
38 years old. Residence: Ridgewood, N.J.
Died in World Trade Center
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Richard, the Zuniga family will love and miss you forever. You will be in our hearts no matter how long its been.
Rocio: "Thank you so much for always beeing fatherly towards me, and giving me those horsey rides when we visited you and Chris. I miss you so much!"
May you rest in Peace always :-)
*** Posted by Yenory, Elda, & Rocio on 2011-09-11 ***
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To the Blood family,
Ricky will never be forgotten as a Hero. May God bless each of you as you visit the memorial.
*** Posted by Kathy Marshall Lehnertz on 2011-09-11 ***
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Rick was my best friend since 2nd grade. Not a day goes by when I dont think of him and his wonderful family, and the way his laughter filled any room he was in. Happiness followed him everywhere he went. I will miss him always.
*** Posted by Fred Heasley on 2011-09-11 ***
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My husband at the time Steve Goodman worked with Richard at Aon. I had the opportunity of meeting him at a business function. He was a very warm and friendly person! Each year my prayers go out to his family for the tragic loss. Please know he will never be forgotten!
*** Posted by Lisa Williams on 2011-09-11 ***
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My cousin Ricky..."little Ricky" we called you. We spent holidays and birthdays together and ran peg leg pete races in the back yard. I am proud to have been a part of your life, and to hear about the great man you had become.
*** Posted by Pam Blood Morgan on 2011-09-09 ***
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I read all of these comments and I wish I could get to know who he was. He sounds like a wonderful man. May he rest in peace
*** Posted by Sam on 2011-09-09 ***
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I read all of these comments and I wish I could get to know who he was. He sounds like a wonderful man. May he rest in peace
*** Posted by Sam on 2011-09-09 ***
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Thinking of you as always at this time of year. I heard how you saved lives that day, and it cost you yours to do it. You will always be a hero to me. RIP friend.
*** Posted by Kim Norris on 2011-09-09 ***
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Ricky,
Yours was another young life cut short. May God bless you and yours.
*** Posted by louise doherty on 2010-02-27 ***
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Ricky and I sat together in Advanced Math classes during our high school years. He was one of the best guys I knew during those times. We were in the Colonial Williamsburg Fife and Drum Corps together, and during our 50th Anniversary, we made a point of playing a score that Ricky had written called "Adjutants Drummer" - he was in my mind that day and on many of the days that have followed the events of 8 years ago.
*** Posted by Hal Gill on 2009-09-11 ***
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The people who died on 9-11-01 will always be in our hearts. Richard meant a lot to me. He was the greatest cousin. My family still pray for him, and I will never forget. God bless the USA.
*** Posted by Christine Cherie McKinzy on 2008-11-25 ***
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I feel really bad because one of my family members died in the World Trade Center. I pray every night for all the families that lost a loved one on that tragic morning of 9-11-01. God bless you all.
*** Posted by Christine Cherie McKinzy on 2008-09-19 ***
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My family and I vacationed in Ocean City, NJ this past August. I bought my young daughters some ice cream, and they sat down on a bench to eat. I was able to read the memorial plaque on the bench, and saw the names of so many family members who missed and loved Richard Blood, who died on 9-11. I want you to know that after reading it, I kissed my girls and told them I loved them so much. I also said a prayer for Richard. I will be sure to visit the bench again (across from the amusement park) each summer on my annual vacation and will say a special prayer for Richard. Please know that if I am doing this, so must be so many others who read your loving tribute to him right by the ocean. He will be prayed for and remembered. I am so sorry for your loss. May God Bless you all and give you peace.
*** Posted by Jill Strafaci on 2008-09-11 ***
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I think that he was great to put his life in danger for other people. He didn't have to, and I feel greatly sorry for his wife and children. I am just a girl studying the 9/11 for a project and read a story about it. Even though he wanted to go, he didn't. He was the fire marshal for that floor, but lots of people fled from the scene. He didn't.
*** Posted by Anne on 2008-04-28 ***
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Ricky and I went to junior high and highschool together. We graduated from high school on the same day. I remember him as a nice quiet kid. He was kind to everyone and never got in trouble. I was amazed to see that he had the desire to conquer the Big Apple. (We lived in rural Virginia) From all accounts we were both late bloomers and had children in our mid 30s. My heart goes out to his wife and young children. I will keep you in my prayers.
*** Posted by Adrienne Carter on 2006-06-12 ***
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