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William T. Dean
William T. Dean of Floral Park, NY is remembered in the Liberty Unites archive.
- Age
- 35
- Home
- Floral Park, NY
- Occupation
- Marsh & McLennan Cos. Inc.
- Memorial
- World Trade Center
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I worked with Bill for 7 years at Reliance National (Claims Dept.). We had a lot of good laughs together. We would alternate on Fridays, to bring breakfast in. And Bill would always bring in his famous banana bread. We'd pick on him every time he walked through the file room, by calling him carrot top or Ritchie Cunnningham. I remember when he met his wife Trish and when he announced he was getting married. I came to the wedding and traveled all the way to Hicksville for the reception. It was so cold that day, but my husband and myself had a wonderful time. I was really torn up about him missing. Old memories flashed by my eyes (the corporate challenge, Christmas parties, walking to the train station and going out for lunch). Bill will be deeply missed. I pray for his family. If there's anything I can do for you, or you just want to talk, you can contact me at (410) 574-0355 (Home). Keep your head up Trish, I'll be praying for you and your family.
Charlene Smith, co-worker
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I worked with Bill for 7 years at Reliance National (Claims Dept.). We had a lot of good laughs together. We would alternate on Fridays, to bring breakfast in. And Bill would always bring in his famous banana bread. We'd pick on him every time he walked through the file room, by calling him carrot top or Ritchie Cunnningham. I remember when he met his wife Trish and when he announced he was getting married. I came to the wedding and traveled all the way to Hicksville for the reception. It was so cold that day, but my husband and myself had a wonderful time. I was really torn up about him missing. Old memories flashed by my eyes (the corporate challenge, Christmas parties, walking to the train station and going out for lunch). Bill will be deeply missed. I pray for his family. If there's anything I can do for you, or you just want to talk, you can contact me at (410) 574-0355 (Home). Keep your head up Trish, I'll be praying for you and your family.
Charlene Smith, co-worker
Legacy Liberty Unites visitor