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William Feehan
72 years old. Residence: New York, N.Y.
Died in World Trade Center
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Sir, I had the absolute honor to climb for you with 342 brothers of mine in full turnout gear, 110 stories on Sept 11, 2011, Nashville tn memorial stair climb. Yall will never be forgotten. God bless America.
*** Posted by Nathan Koestner on 2011-09-19 ***
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On this day we remember, and honor so many of our fallen heros. I was honored to have worked with Bill Feehan in the mid 80"s at the Helmsley hotel on east 42nd street. He had a special quality about him that you could not mistake. That quality was class. He treated you like a man. He was a person who after being around him just a short while, I felt I always could go to him with any situation and know he would handle it as a professional. I enjoyed spending time with him an talking with him. Bill, I will always pray for you and your proud family. I am proud to say I know you and are a better person for it. God Bless you and may your soul rest in peace in heavern.
*** Posted by Steven Furey on 2011-09-11 ***
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Today is the 10th anniversary. I am thinking o you and remember you in my prayers. We are cousins, I met you when I was a little girl. God Bless you and rest in peace!
*** Posted by Anne Hunt Baumann on 2011-09-11 ***
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I will be praying for the Feehan Family and friends this anniversary. I was given his name at the 9/11memorial.org site. This year as part of the St. Louis, Mo.tribute to 9/11, flags will be flown in honor of the victims on the historic Art Hill, it will be a beautiful tribute to all who passed. God bless America!
*** Posted by Susan Stephens on 2011-09-09 ***
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Always wondered if he was a distant relative? Only just come across this site. My thoughts r with you.
Kirsty Feehan
Blackpool
England
*** Posted by Kirsty Feehan on 2011-09-01 ***
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In the mid '70s I was the assistant manager of the Park Lane Hotel in Manhattan. Bill Feehan was a lieutenant FDNY moonlighting as a house detective with us. Some of my fondest memories of those times are of the many laughs he and I shared over the years, and I still so value the wisdom imparted to a young man who THOUGHT he knew it all by an extraordinary man who came as close to someone who DID as any I have ever met. On that horrific day we lost far too many good people, and Bill Feehan was among the best.
*** Posted by Frank Gonzalez on 2010-09-11 ***
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My dad was a member of the FDNY (Eng.256+303). He spoke very highly of the then Chief of Dept. Feehan. I even wished as a youngster that I were related to him, as my Mom's maiden name was Feehan (alas, the Brooklyn Feehans). My contact with Chief Feehan was decades later while working on the issue of fire and life safety for people with disabilities. I wrote the then First Deputy Commissioner with questions on this topic. Never imagining he'd have time to respond, days letter I received a 2-page response with much information I could use. That was 2000. I cherish this small piece of his life, and I will never forget Chief Feehan. God bless.
*** Posted by John Bateman-Ferry on 2009-12-20 ***
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Miss you, chief....
*** Posted by Hal Brager on 2009-08-20 ***
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It is 2009, and I still will NEVER forget the Feehans, father and son, are true gentlemen! I will never forget how they took care of me through my career and sooo many other brothers. I salute the both of them till the day I die. Thanks again,
Love,
"flip-252"
*** Posted by Lt. JohnDiFilippo on 2009-01-08 ***
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When I started working at the Fire Department, Chief Feehan was the First Deputy Fire Commissioner. I did not know him when he was Chief of Department. However, from the first time I addressed him as Chief, "in error", he will always be Chief Feehan to me. I remember asking him what he thought about having his name appear on memos as Chief William M. Feehan, First Deputy Fire Commissioner. He smiled, shook his head in the affirmative and said that he liked it but it could not be done. I told him that I was going to find a way to get the Chief in there. His response was that if anyone could do that, I could. After 9/11, his name on the FDNY Memorial Page was listed as Chief William Feehan, First Deputy Fire Commissioner. Chief Feehan loved the action. He may have been a civilian when I met him, but don't tell him that! He was always a member of the Uniformed Force. Always remember, Chief, that you are in our hearts and will never be forgotten! God's Speed, Chief Feehan.
*** Posted by Fredda R. Wigder on 2007-07-19 ***
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our hearts will be with you as my mother passed away 7 weeks ago and her name was joan coady nee feehan from waterford ireland
*** Posted by sandra saunders on 2006-11-02 ***
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A distant descendant maybe? A truly awful day and it brings it close to home to see a familiar name upon the sorrowful list. A thought goes out for you all
*** Posted by kerry feehan on 2006-09-11 ***
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YOU ARE MY HERO!!! I <3 You... im doing my english paper/ one paragraph one you!!!
*** Posted by Zehra on 2005-11-18 ***
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Public service is what our famlies do. Dep Feehan gave the his all to serve the people of New York.
*** Posted by William S Feehan on 2004-03-02 ***
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