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Thomas F. Hughes
46 years old. Residence: Spring Lake Heights, N.J.
Died in World Trade Center
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(9-11-2011) Today I held a flag with Mr. Hughes name on it during a 9-11 memorial service in Broomfield, Colorado. I found his name on the memorial wall dedicated to those who lost their lives at the World Trade Center. My family and I came home and looked up Thomas Hughes so that we could learn more about the special person I picked to hold today. We said prayers for him and your family. May God Bless you all.
*** Posted by Grant Niemann on 2011-09-11 ***
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May God be with Thomas and his family. Although his death was a tragedy his memory will be a comfort to all who knew and loved him. My heart goes out to his family and those who had the opportunity to know him.
*** Posted by Michele Casias on 2011-09-11 ***
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My cousin Tommy was a quiet and very likeable person. Even now, nearly 10 years after this horrific event I carry his memory in my heart deep with sadness for his family. God Bless you, Tommy. May you rest in peace.
*** Posted by Bill McCormack on 2011-08-14 ***
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Don't know if you remember us or not, but our chamber choir from Ogden, UT "adopted" your family after 9/11. It helped us all to feel like we were doing a little something, and that we had someone that we were connected to in a way.
I think about your family every year-even though I didn't know Tom personally, both he and your family have had an impact on my life. I think about all of you every year at this time. I hope all is well with you and the kids. God Bless You.
*** Posted by Samantha Buckway on 2010-09-11 ***
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I was just told of this site and had not known that it existed. I think, from some of the things that have been told to me, that I was Tommy Hughes' babysitter. If this is the Hughes family that once lived in Bloomfield, N.J., than I am sure that this is true.
It matters not if this is not the Tommy Hughes I knew and loved, as this ninth anniversary nears, my thoughts are with each and every one who died that day and with each and every one of their loved ones that they left behind. God bless you all.
*** Posted by Patricia Rae Anderson on 2010-09-06 ***
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My father was a good man and a very loving man. More people should have been like him. I hope to be like him. My kid, Kendra Hughes, will know that her grandfather is a hero to me and others. He is missed by all.
*** Posted by Thomas F Hughes III on 2009-12-02 ***
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I read Mr. Hughes' daughter's account on September 11 Digital Archive. I just wanted to say that he sounds like he was a wonderful person. The world is a little less bright without him in it. God bless you.
*** Posted by Kathleen Bishop on 2009-11-17 ***
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I went to Seton Hall Prep with Tom. I was way too shy then, as was he. It is all so tragic. In my youth, my family had a summer home on Ocean Avenue in Spring Lake. I try to run the Spring Lake each year. I was there in 2002, my first run. I recall seeing all of the T-shirts and hats for all of the victims. I did not realize until now that Tom was living in Spring Lake. I will keep him in mind during my next run....
*** Posted by Garry Schaedel on 2009-10-17 ***
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Thomas was my cousin. He will be missed for the rest of my life.
*** Posted by Steven West on 2009-06-03 ***
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Spring Lake Heights keeps you and all the victims from this town in our hearts.
*** Posted by SLH on 2007-09-30 ***
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I number one would like to say that America is one of the best countries in the world and that the victims of 9/11 should know that we miss them very much. to Thomas F. Hughees your memory still remains in my heart even though I didn't know you. simply because you were apart of America then its like I knew you my whole life. love your friend shameka.
*** Posted by shameka blackmon on 2007-01-21 ***
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yes that is my name. i live in dawsonville, ga. and came across this memorial by accident.my absolute sincerest condolencesto this brave mans family. my sons name is also timothy. what a coincidence. to think such a tradegy has befallen someone who carries our names.with much love i wish your family well.
*** Posted by thomas f hughes on 2006-03-02 ***
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It's beyond painful;almost impossible for me to talk about this! When I was a child I looked up to Tommy,my family is large and I have many cousins,but I can count on one hand the ones who impacted my life.Just being around him made you feel better.I didn't get to see him very often but I remember every minute we were together! But more then this I remember what He meant to my Father.Tommy followed my Dad around like He was his shadow,my Dad taught him everthing He knew about estimating and Tommy never let him down! He never failed to make my father smile or laugh.I can say with absolute certainty that Tommy was my Father's favorite person in the whole world!And I know my Dad was his favorite Uncle!,possibly his best friend.If my Dad had been alive on Sept.11 He would have died from a broken heart!I can't write anymore ,even four year's after I'm crying like a baby and it's impossible for me to keep typing.My love and best wishes to his family and just know that he's with his Uncle Pete who loved him dearly.
*** Posted by Timothy Hughes on 2005-12-06 ***
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