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Thomas W. Kelly
51 years old. Residence: New York, N.Y.
Died in World Trade Center
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This is our way of expressing our sadness for every ones loss on 9/11. Marking the tenth anniversary here in grand rapids Michigan, there was a Healing Field that had flags with Bio. of every person lost. It gave a visual of how many people lost their lives that day. You could purchase a flag with attached bio for $75 and that money went to the first responders here in W. Michigan. We picked Thomas Kelly because he was a firefighter, and shared the name of my father who was given up for adoption in N.Y. That name was on him when left at the N.Y. Foundling home. His name was changed after being adopted. We have a special connection with that name. We are so sorry for the loss of Thomas Kelly and very proud of him. The best to his family and friends. Bette Jenkins
*** Posted by Dave and Bette Jenkins on 2011-09-13 ***
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Today, my husband Dave and I were a part of a 9/11 rememberance ride in Knoxville TN. Each rider got to choose a name tag of a fallen hero to ride as a shadow rider. The memory of Thomas W. Kelly was our shadow rider. There were over 1000 bikes that were there to remember those who lost loved ones and those who faded on that day. Though we never knew Mr. Kelly personally, we were honored to have him ride with us today. He will never be forgotten.
*** Posted by Janet Roberson on 2011-09-11 ***
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I write this in rememberance of my younger brother FF Thomas W. Kelly, who meant the world to me and our family. Tommy was not only a wonderful brother, uncle, son, husband and father, but a compasionate human being who always put others before himself. Starting with his love for his parents, his siblings and his wife and her family and his sons, and ending with his love for mankind. I was not surprised when I heard of his heroic actions on that horrible day. It is over 5 years later, and not a day goes by that I do not think of Tommy, and miss him. Please say a prayer for him and all the brave rescuers who did what they could so others would survive that day. There is no greater sacrifice a man can make than to give his life for another. We are proud of you and will always remember your brave acts of heroism on September 11, 2001.
--Maureen, Dennis, Billy, Bobby, Frankie, and our families.
*** Posted by Maureen ( Kelly) Paglia on 2007-02-04 ***
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Uncle Tom was a kind, thoughtful man with a big heart. He was a hard worker and tried to always do the best for his family. Since that horrible day the family will never be the same. We all love you and miss you dearly. You are a true hero who will never be forgotten.
*** Posted by Anonymous on 2006-09-01 ***
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A quiet, kind-hearted man. He grew up in Brooklyn, loved baseball, took care of his family. He was my Uncle. he is missed. Mare
*** Posted by thomas w kelly on 2004-01-03 ***
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