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Thomas J. Cahill
36 years old. Residence: Franklin Lakes, N.J.
Died in World Trade Center
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Dear friends and family of Thomas J. Cahill,
I am 10 years old and I am sorry for about what happened on the day sept11,2001.I wished no one would lost their loved one like you guys lost Thomas j.chahill. I understand how it feel to lose someoneace. I understand because I lost my grandefather. Today sept 12,2011 after 10 years and one day everyone who died on sept 11, 2001 will still be honored today.
sincerlly Harshdeep
*** Posted by Harshdeep on 2011-09-12 ***
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on this the tenth anniversary I think about you. you hired my daughter a week before and she never got to start work because of your meeting that day. she was to come in on 9/12 to meet with HR. We pray for your family and always remember your memory, even though we never met you.
we pray for your family and wish them consolation. you are mikssed by all who loved you
*** Posted by carol on 2011-09-11 ***
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Peace be with all who lost there lives,My heart goes out to all.God loves the IRISH,ERIN GO BRAGH. And God loves peace!
*** Posted by Robert James Cahill,jr on 2011-09-11 ***
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I miss you so
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2011-09-10 ***
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Looking through all sorts of photos today, one of us dancing the last time I saw you. I look at them with a smile and a tear. I miss you dealy, every day, and love you more than ever. My Santa. Your Sunshine.
*** Posted by Sacha on 2011-09-09 ***
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Thank you for the Santa stories. It is great to know and sounds exactly like our Tommy. I will tell my parents, and thank you so much. We love and miss him every day, and hearing stories ... helps!
*** Posted by Kathy on 2010-09-24 ***
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Hey Tommy,
I thought I'd share a story with those who hold you as close as I do. There are so many that I have a problem deciding which one to share, but I think the Santa Crawl is one of those worthy. In early December 2000, we decided to rent Santa outfits and hit NYC. The rules were that every story had to be new with every stop. We carried as many candy canes as possible and gave them out to all walking the street of NYC. One little girl asked us, "Does Santa love Jewish people, too?" Tommy without hesitation offered candy canes to her and her sister and her mom, saying, "Santa loves everyone." We walked bar to bar up the east side of Manhattan, gathering phone numbers and business cards. I remember hearing Tommy ask a very attractive lady who was sitting on his lap, "Have you been naughty or nice? Let's focus on the naughty." Another exchange of numbers. To make a "short story long," we hit the upper west side and finally SOHO. We walked arm in arm down the middle of W Broadway (with trendy shops and cafes). I recall that I had nothing left of my costume except my red pants; Tommy had his shirt. We were laughing as usual and managed a few more "I'd like to buy Santa a drink," stops.
I shared this story with my friends in Chicago and Orlando. There are two Santa Crawls in each city that Tommy is remembered with love.
*** Posted by Siggy on 2010-09-20 ***
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Tommy:
I didn't have the pleasure of knowing you as an adult, only as a fellow schoolmate. Wanted to convey that I'm remembering that day. And still praying for you, all the other victims and their families. Wishing peace for one and all. God Bless.
Sarah
*** Posted by Sarah Forbes Moran on 2010-09-11 ***
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Tommy,
Just wanted to let you know I was thinking about you. Miss you brother.
Wish we could get out to play some bad golf together!
Love you!
Joey D.
*** Posted by Joe DiOrio on 2010-09-10 ***
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Tommy,
I thought each anniversary got easier, but my father recently died ... and was buried on the day that I met you. You both were the kindest, most compassionate people I have ever met.... I know he has finally met you, and I know I have two incredible angels watching over me.... I miss you both so much!
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2010-09-08 ***
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Dear Uncle Tommy,
Even though you are not here anymore, I still know you are watching over me. I love you and miss you so much. We had very good times together, and I love you! I only had about one dream with you in it. Please come into my dreams again. It makes me remember the times. I miss you.
Love,
Taytay Psirogianes
*** Posted by Taylor (his niece) on 2008-12-16 ***
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Tommy,
Lately I've been giving e-mail advice to my niece, a high school sophomore having a hard time making friends and fitting in. It brought back a lot of memories. I hated so much about high school, but you were one of those rare kids, always kind. I can picture you so well, those glistening blue eyes. You'd turn around from your desk to face me, flash a smile, and crack a joke with a certain shy reserve. You were so smart that you made it all look so easy. I wish my niece would find her Tommy.
*** Posted by Liz McKeon on 2008-09-29 ***
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You're always there, Tommy....
*** Posted by Fran Thompson on 2008-09-12 ***
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Even though my part of our Egan family is living out in California, you and your family are in our thoughts and
prayers. We love all of you and hope in some small way to comfort your family.
*** Posted by Lynn Egan Mulligan on 2008-09-12 ***
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Tommy,
I saw someone that looked like you drive by me on the highway today. I started to cry because I miss your handsome face so. I will never forget you. I miss your blue eyes. You were so funny and such a love to me. You cared about all of us so deeply, and we all miss you so. Like yesterday I can recount the memories in my head, but it hurts so ... knowing I won't see you again until I join you in heaven. Mom and Dad miss you so, as does Kerry and Chris and Jim. My children miss you and your funny ways, and my son Jason Thomas (J.T.) says he wanted to go fishing with you when I show him your fishing pictures. I love and miss you so. There was simply no one more fun or generous and so kind. I will never, ever forget. I miss and think of you each day.
Your sis,
Kathy
*** Posted by Kathy Cahill-Psirogianes on 2007-07-10 ***
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9/11/06
I will miss you very much and I think about the times you and the boys would hang out at the Brownstone and how much fun it was. You would make everyone laugh and have fun together. You alway treated me as a friend not just a bartender who waited on you. You also made me laugh when I was having a bad day.
Love your friend
Lisa M Hertz
*** Posted by Lisa M Hertz on 2006-09-11 ***
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Til this day 07/21/2005 and forever, I will remember the warmest friend and confidont as a young kid.I pray to you, and your family, and hope we will all meet one sweet day.I also ask the lord to give me and your family our strenght and feelings that our fate will never die. Love your good friend, Tommy (gunboats) Hilinski
*** Posted by tommy (gunboats) Hilinski on 2005-07-21 ***
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