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David Agnes
David Agnes of New York, NY is remembered in the Liberty Unites archive.
- Age
- 46
- Home
- New York, NY
- Occupation
- Cantor Fitzgerald
- Memorial
- World Trade Center
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Never forgottenA LIFE REMEMBERED
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David was a man who was devoted to his daughter Adrienne, his mother Carmen and father Frank, his sister Leslie. He was also devoted to and loved by his friends and by his fiance, Felice Chaifetz. He was a man who touched everyone with his laughter, wit, charm and his smile could light up a room. His compassion for the less fortunate inspired him to ride the 120-mile bike rides to raise money for charities including MS and cancer research. His daughter was his focus as he watched her play soccer from elementary school through the college level at Holy Cross. He was an adventurer who loved life and an avid sports enthusiast. He will be remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing him, and loving him. His memory will live in our hearts forever. Ciao, te amo
Felice Chaifetz, fiance
Legacy Liberty Unites visitor
My thoughts and prayers go out to Dave and his family. I had the pleasure of working with him and calling him as friend while he was at AIG. I actually saw him on the train several days before the incident. He always had a smile and could make a person laugh. I will carry his memory deep in my heart.
Erik Martinez, friend
Legacy Liberty Unites visitor
David was a man who was devoted to his daughter Adrienne, his mother Carmen and father Frank, his sister Leslie. He was also devoted to and loved by his friends and by his fiance, Felice Chaifetz. He was a man who touched everyone with his laughter, wit, charm and his smile could light up a room. His compassion for the less fortunate inspired him to ride the 120-mile bike rides to raise money for charities including MS and cancer research. His daughter was his focus as he watched her play soccer from elementary school through the college level at Holy Cross. He was an adventurer who loved life and an avid sports enthusiast. He will be remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing him, and loving him. His memory will live in our hearts forever. Ciao, te amo
Felice Chaifetz, fiance
Legacy Liberty Unites visitor