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Thomas Langone Obituary
A neighboring volunteer fire company called the one in Roslyn, N.Y., for help on Thanksgiving 2000. A rescue specialist was needed to extricate a young man from a wrecked car. The company, and the driver, were lucky. Two rescue specialists, Peter and Thomas Langone, arrived and cut him loose.
In their time off, Firefighter Peter Langone and Police Officer Thomas Langone were leaders at the Roslyn Rescue Fire Company, training other volunteers in the skills they learned at work.
Peter Langone, 41, a driver with Engine Company 252 in Bushwick, Brooklyn, a specialty unit, was the "elder statesman" at the firehouse, according to Firefighter James O'Connor. He drove the truck and showed rookies the ropes, speaking bluntly at times. "He never beat around the bush," Firefighter O'Connor said. His wife, Terri, and his daughters Nikki, 9, and Karli, 5, were often seen around the firehouse, and they took weekend trips to the country. They were planning a family trip to Disney World this winter. He also liked to hunt, and in good years that meant venison stew in the firehouse.
Thomas Langone, 39, of Emergency Squad 10 in Brooklyn, went to Oklahoma City in 1995 to help with recovery efforts after the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. "His entire day went at a million miles an hour," a fellow officer said. "He didn't wait to be called." He also taught firefighting techniques for Nassau County, and was working toward a bachelor's degree from Empire State College's distance learning program so he could teach when he retired from the department.
With his wife, JoAnn; his daughter, Caitlin, 12; and his son, Brian, 10, Thomas Langone took a trip to Rhode Island last summer, touring mansions and enjoying the cliff walk in Newport.
Their jobs brought the brothers together. In 1990, the Roslyn volunteers went to the scene of the Avianca crash in Oyster Bay. In 1993, working for New York City, the brothers went to the World Trade Center bombing. On Sept. 11, they arrived separately not long before the twin towers collapsed.
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Karen Smaldone
September 5, 2021
To the entire Langone Family. Thomas supervised garden work for us in Manhasset. I had no idea he was a firefighter. His crew told me a month after the attacks that he had perished. I will always keep him in our prayers
We will never forget! Thank you for your service, sir!
Chip Eckert
September 12, 2018
Kimberly
September 11, 2018
Well, Thomas, it has been 17 years since you gave so selflessly. You gave everything for what you stood for. I've only known you for 7 years now, I just wish I could have met you some other way than through your death. I pray for your family a lot. I hope they know how much love surrounds them and how thankful so many in our country are for the sacrifice the Langone family gave on that awful day. God bless you and all those who lost their lives on 9/11.
Kimberly Butler
September 12, 2016
Well, yesterday marked 15 years. I still think of you and your family since I was given your name 5 years ago in church to pray for you and the entire Langone family. Not just on the anniversary, but often. God bless your family, and thank you again for your sacrifice. This year, if your able to up there, can you talk to the big guy and let him know the rest of us down here are struggling to remember the unity, love, and solidarity we felt for and with one another after that awful day 15 years ago? We need His help again for sure.
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Chip Eckert
September 11, 2016
Today, marks fifteen years since the attacks on 9/11! It is still, so vivid, in our memories! Each of my family members, can remember where they were, at that exact moment in time! That day, and on every Sept. 11th; we are all New Yorkers! To Mr. Thomas Langone, thank you, again, sir, for your love, of others, and your sacrifice! To the Langone family, my prayers, for your continued healing!
LEO Wife
December 1, 2015
Never forgotten ... May you and your brother rest in eternal peace.
S J. Friscia III
April 28, 2014
In Memory
With Honor & Respect.
Mayra Schultz
October 8, 2013
Tommy ,K9 Llangone and I serve in your honor.
Chip Eckert
April 25, 2013
To the family of Thomas Langone; I still have a bracelet with Mr. Langones name on it! I was a police officer, in Nashville Tennessee at the time; and can remember everything like it was yesterday! I just wanted you to know the respect that I have for such courage and selflessness! He will never be forgotten! I hope life has been good to you since! Prayers and best wishes with you always!
June
September 11, 2012
Thomas: I still have dogtags with your name that have hung on my desk remembering your bravery and the pain your family has endured for the past 11 years. Wishing you all peace and comfort... <3
C Lindemann
September 11, 2012
Thank you for your service Mr. Langone. Gone but never forgotten
Mark Ferguson
September 20, 2011
Watched the recent "children of 9/11" programme in the UK and wanted to just pass on my condolences to Mr Langone's family.
Like so many on that fatal day he was a true hero saving lives.
Wish Mrs Langone and her 2 children well for the future.
Kristina Merrow
September 14, 2011
To the family of Thomas Langone: It is an honor that I am able to leave a message in your guest book acknowledging the incomprable service, duty, dedication and bravery that your Tommy so selflessly showed on that dreadful day. I am no stranger to dangerous jobs-my husband is a police officer and has been for 16 years and my father and brother are both (Houston) firefighters. I know all too well the dangers that they face and the worry that our families feel knowing their jobs are what they are-but they wouldnt have it any other way! Every September 11th, my husband and I wear bracelets that we purchased long ago with the name of Thomas on it and the NYPD badge. I am honored and proud to wear that bracelet adorning his name to show our unwaivering pride and respect we have for him! I wish peace and love for your family and may he rest in peace with the Lord forever.
Kimberly
September 12, 2011
I received your name yesterday in church. I have and will continue to pray for your family. I googled you, that's what we do now a days to learn about people; and I read about you and your brother, and your family. I am honored to be the person who was given your name, to get to know someone who gave of themselves so selflessly. God bless you, Thomas Langone, I hope to get to shake your hand someday when I get where you are.
Daddy in his FEMA-NYTF 1 unifrom before going to Dominican Republic
Caitlin Langone
September 12, 2011
My dad outside ESU Truck 10
Caitlin Langone
September 12, 2011
Joanne Ricciardi
September 11, 2011
From 1st grade in St Marys to seeing you at the renaissance tennis club, the one memory that sticks out the most, is the day you brought in your scrapbook of rescues at the tennis club and how thrilled you were in describing each and everyone of them. I was truly amazed. A hero in every sense of the word. We will never forget
Luke
September 11, 2011
Thank you for your service. I recently learned of you and your families story, pre and post 9/11. You would be proud of them.
June Erickson
September 11, 2011
I still have a tag with your name Thomas that I got after 9-11. Thinking of you, your brother Peter and your families today. When I go to the memorial site, I will look for both your names.... I think the waterfalls are very appropriate to represent all the tears that have been shed for you and the other innocent victims of this cowardly act. You and Peter were the brave heros that day risking your lives to save others. We will remember, rest in peace Thomaa & Peter!
Amanda Fair
September 10, 2011
My niece and I are from Hanover,Pa where our local elementary school was the site for our communities Healing Field. The community put out 3,000 flags to honor the memory of Sept. 11. We found Thomas Langone's flag and read his story and decided to look him up and know him. We wish we had a home adress to send a letter to the family, but this is what we found. Much love and thanks to this truly remarkable, heroic man. May God bless him and his surviving family!
gina maraccini
September 8, 2011
I must share this with The Langone Family and Friends.. I am a 911 Operator in Phoenix AZ. On the 1yr anniversary of 9-11, we in Police and Fire climbed our downtown Chase Tower building of 65 floors in honor of those lost on 9-11-01. We all received a name tag of one of those who lost their lives. I received the name "Thomas Langone". I prayed for him and all who were lost. I carried his name up the 65 floors... Now ,10 years later Ive kept the arm band bearing his name. The other night I happen to be flipping through the tv stations and stopped to watch "Children of 911". They profiled a few children and familes who lost a loved one on that horrible day. I was listening to the stories then I heard "Thomas Langone" family. I sat up straight and froze.. of all of the families to profile- he was one. I got goose bumps and became emotional. They showed a clip of a home movie of him with his kids. It broke my heart. So, this year, I will be walking in Memory of "Thomas Langone" ,and all lost on that horrific day. I now have a face and a voice to the name tag "Thomas Langone" .. I will walk proudly with his name and face displayed, it will be my honor.
Caitlin Langone
July 21, 2011
To everyone who has signed so far, please know that your prayers and sincere condolences are gratefully accepted. To those who knew Daddy and worked with him, thank you for the stories you have shared - I wish I could know them all. Your kind and heartfelt words still provide some comfort ten years later.
114 Pct John/King
April 9, 2011
A funny story about Tommy and his partner....I worked in the 114Pct from 1992-1998. One night on a 4x12 , it was Super Bowl Sunday, late in the evening my partner and I got a call for a male locked inside of a bowling alley. When we arrived we found the bowling alley locked up tight. A passerby saw the police infront of the bowling alley and notified the owner who lived around the corner. While we were waiting for the owner to respond with the key, Truck# 10 happened to drive bye and asked if we needed assistance. The ESU cop who asked....was Tommy Langone. Tommy along with his partner immediatley stopped and rendered assistance. Tommy was able to open up the fire gate and as he lifted it up much to our surprise was a male standing inside of the closed/locked up bowling alley. It turned out that the Superbowl that night was a complete blowout. The male went into the bathroom during halftime. When he finished up his business he exited the bathroom and discovered that everyone had left and that the bowling alley was closed up for the night,locked up tight. The male in the bathroom actually called "911" from within to get out of the locked up bowling alley. We gained access into the bowling alley confirmed the male's story and with the owners complete authorization and permission....he opened up several bowling lanes for us. There we all were in full uniform .....I was standing next to Tommy in his lane....he tossed his ball down the lane and ....STRIKE!! I couldn't believe it ...there we all were in full uniform bowling against each other.....a memory I will never forget about Tommy. He was a great ESU cop....a great man....and in my opinion .....a great bowler! God Bless Brother! You'll Always be in My Thoughts and Prayers!
June Robinson
September 10, 2010
I have a memorial dog tag with Thomas Langone's name. I will be remembering this hero and his brother Peter tomorrow.....I will never forget! God bless them and their families.
Brian Wall
September 22, 2009
Tommy,
It's been 8 years and the sorrow has not subsided. I enjoyed working with you and learning from you. You knew your job and did it better than anyone, and certainly faster. I miss the great times we had together and sharing our passions together. ESU, Fire and family. No one will ever know the bond we shared. You were the true "King" of all Rescues!!
I left ESU, it just would not be the same with out you and the rest of our fallen brothers. I am still doing the fire chief gig, I couldn't give it all up. I pray and think about you often as you know. God Bless you Tommy Langone.
Brian Wall
ret. Sgt. NYPD
Deputy Chief Thomas Langone, NCFSA. 2001
Danny Dutton
September 11, 2008
Tommy,
It seems like yesterday I was with you, responding to an auto accident at GC Rd & IU Willets. I was feeling cool because I was riding with the Chief. Then you announced to other units that I was riding in your vehicle. I was not worthy of that recognition. I was truly humbled when in your prescence. I had looked forward to what I could have lerned from you. Peace Brother.
Steve Michaels
September 11, 2008
Tom words can not ever express the profound loss we all feel, even 7 years later. Go with God my friend.
Debbie Wittke
September 11, 2007
My heartfelt thanks to a very brave man and my condolences to his family and friends. Every day I wear an American Hero Trust bracelet with Thomas Langone's name on it. I will never forget him and his bravery and sacrifice on that day that our world changed.
Steve Michaels
September 11, 2007
It's been 6 years TL. You are still in our hearts, we will never forget.
You will always be missed
STEPHEN & ELIZABETH LANGONE
June 4, 2007
I DON'T KNOW IF WE ARE RELATED, BUT WE ARE PROUD AND HONORED TO SHARE YOUR NAME. REST IN PEACE.
STEPHEN & ELIZABETH LANGONE
P Tabbernor
December 2, 2006
In memory....
Brien D McMahon
November 7, 2006
I operated a store in Bethpage, NY and had these two men who would stop by and look at the tools in the store and shoot the breeze. They never said what they did for a living. This went on for about a year.
My store closed and I was transfered to the Flushing, New York store as manager. Several days into my transfer, a large NYPD truck pulled up in from of the store and I couldn't see who it was. Then all of a sudden, two Policemen came through the door and announced their arrival. It was Paul Talty and his partner Tommy Langone. I was surprised to see them and asked why they hadn't told me they were cops. In reality, it didn't matter.
They visited on a regular basis and we spent many hours talking and having great conversation.
On September 11th, I knew something beyond imagination had happened. I knew quite a few individuals who worked downtown and knew that all hands would be involved in the rescue and recovery. I found all were safe except for my friends Paul and Tommy. Both were listed as missing.
Tommy and Paul will forever be remembered in my heart and soul. May God keep them safe and by his side.
To Tommy's wife and family, I may not know or feel your pain, but I understand as I have my own. Be strong with your faith and look towards the future remembering the great times.
Brien
Kristine
November 7, 2006
As I cross-stitched your name on the memorial that I am doing for all of the victims, I prayed for you and your family. Please know that your death was not in vain. We will always remember. God Bless.
Tommy and other friends from NYFD and NYPD teaching Collapsed Structures training in San Juan, Puert
Richard Morell
September 10, 2006
Dear Tommy: The first name that came to my mind when the first airliner stroke, was yours. I knew you would be there. After both towers collapsed, I had a sad feeeling that you were there, because, knowing you, I knew then that you would be in the middle of the action, doing what you did best, helpa save others.. Thanks for your several visits to Puerto Rico, to help us train for the worst. We enjoyed your company and friendship, which will be missed by all at our EMS outfit. You will not be forgotten... ever!
Richard Morell
September 10, 2006
Dear Tommy: The first name that came to my mind when the first airliner stroke, was yours. I knew you would be there. After both towers collapsed, I had a sad feeeling that you were there, because, knowing you, I knew then that you would be in the middle of the action, doing what you did best, help save others.. Thanks for your several visits to Puerto Rico, to help us train for the worst. We enjoyed your company and friendship, which will be missed by all at our EMS outfit. You will not be forgotten... ever! Love from your Puerto-Rican brothers!
Felix Aponte
September 11, 2003
You was a great friend, teacher, and above all, a great person. You always thought of others first, ever vigilant during emergencies keeping an eye on your brothers and sisters during the jobs. You never turned anybody away when they needed a question answered. I will always remember you my friend. May God have you and your brother peter with him in glory, and bless your families. Thank you...
Salvatore J L:angone Jr
September 11, 2003
God Bless you and keep you.
May he watch over you and yours.
Anthony Langone
July 19, 2003
We were related, but I never met you. I grew up so close to where you lived (Hicksville). Now only in your death do I find you and learn how brave you truely were.
Daniel Palleros-Langone
February 10, 2003
We never met but I am proud to share your last name. In the name of all the Langones from Argentina, Thank you and God bless!
Anonymous
November 25, 2002
To friends and family of Tom,
We share the same first name, bro. We share the call of duty as well. As the Holidays approach us once again, may God bless your family and friends and ease their pain. I wear your bracelet every day as I don the uniform and hit the beat. When I kiss my little girls goodbye each day, I make it last just a few seconds longer for you. Stay safe, brother. We'll meet again in a better place.
A North Carolina Cop who proudly wears Tom's Bracelet.
September 29, 2002
Thank you the Lagone brothers for
saving lives at the World Trade Center, thousands where saved.
A survivor of 2 World Trade Center 97th floor, and Williston Park
Resident
Laura Politte
September 27, 2002
I received Tom's name as part of a 9-11 Remembrence Service at my children's All School Mass. Each class took 60 names and made a chain that was placed on the altar before Mass. As each person left Mass, they were asked to take a slip of paper that had the rest of the heros of 9-11 printed on them and were asked to pray for them and their families. Each child also received a name. Some of the teachers gave the students time during class to look up and find out about the people they were now praying for. I have Tom's name on the dash of my car where I can see him everyday, several times a day. May God bless all of us.
Dwayne Hans
September 17, 2002
He was a brave man.
lisa lueck
September 14, 2002
just random selected this one. sorry every day for the loss of all the lives. today is my sons' birthday who turned eleven. wierd as it is, i just had to write and tell i feel like i knew every one person there. i will continue to pray for everybody, their famalies, and their friends. GOD BLESS AMERICA
Hilary King
September 13, 2002
I am a senior at a small Christian School in Grants Pass, Oregon. We held a special chapel on September 11th and a speaker came and handed out little cards with the names and pictures of those who lost their lives in the tragedy on September 11th, 2001. I randomly chose Thomas Langone's card. I was searching the internet and happened to find myself looking for information on Mr. Langone. I feel that I know him and his family better through the information that I have obtained. I have been praying for his family, friends and loved ones that he left behind! May the Lord bless you and keep you as you endure these hardships!
Love and Prayers,
Hilary King
Pamela Patterson
September 11, 2002
I have a bracelet with Thomas' name on it. I wear it to honor his memory as one of America's heroes.
My heart goes out to his family for their loss. Should you ever wish this bracelet for one of his children please let me know.
God Bless you and God Bless Thomas.
Pam Patterson
STEPHEN MCNAMARA
September 11, 2002
GOD BLESS WE WILL NEVER FORGET.NYPD109 pct
Laurie Hensley
September 11, 2002
Dear Thomas,
I cant believe it has been a year. I know you are watching over all your loved ones, especially Joanne and your children. I just wanted you to know that I still wear your dog tag around my neck 24 hours a day. I was going to ask Joanne for your address so I could send your son his Daddys tag, but I dont know if Im ready to give it up yet. Someday maybe, but not right now. But I promise you that when I am ready, I will do everything in my power to make sure your son has it..God Bless Joanne and your babies...I know they miss their daddy. Please know you will be forever in our hearts, and again, thank you for protecting us with your life....
Your unknown friend,
Laurie
Mike McClendon
September 7, 2002
This weekend on the 1 year anniversary of your heroism, my peewee baseball team, the Yankees, will wear NYFD & NYPD ballcaps. One of these ballcaps will have your name in it.
We will never forget you!
Dan D'Allara
September 1, 2002
Dear JoAnne and Family,
When I think of the E men lost on 9/11/01, I try to think of all the names that John mentioned in his 14 years in ESU. The name of Tommy Langone is a vivid recollection. If John had survived the event I know how upset he would be about Tommy. I guess I'm upset in his place.
The names of the 14 men lost from ESU read to me as the ESU All Star Team.I pray of them and our families every day. I will never forget.
Tommy teaching @ Nassau County Fire Service Academy, 7/2001.
Patty, Danny, Kristen & Daniel Dutton
August 24, 2002
Tommy, we still miss you & cry for you. You were true friend. We all have many friends but only a few who can be called true. You will always be with us in our hearts and memories.
I am sorry that the last time we were together was "work" - but that was typical for you, always helping someone. Here's a picture of the last time I saw you bro'.
Danny
Angie Campbell
May 3, 2002
**********GOD BLESS YOU**********
Kathie Sereduke (Terry)
April 29, 2002
.......You were always a great neighbor; the block felt safer with you around. Rest in peace. You will never be forgotten....
Pete Whitten
April 4, 2002
Tommy was one of the best cops and nicest guys ive ever worked with,when i called for ESU Tom always seemed to be on the truck and i was always happy to see him there i will miss him dearly, my heart goes out to his family, friends,and all of the other cops who have worked with him threw out the years..GOD BLESS
Kevin McKechnie
March 26, 2002
I had the pleasure of working with Tom on several occasions while I was assigned to the 109Th PCT,Tom came to my aid in December of 2000 when I got hurt on the job,Tom was a hero in my eyes then and will remain a hero forever."Gone but not forgotten" rest in peace my brother.
Chris Zaberto
March 26, 2002
Although we never had the chance to associate outside of the "jobs", The many jobs we did do together reminded me every time how GREAT and dedicated you are with your work. You are a true inspiration to all uniformed services, wether Cop, or Paramedic, or even a Duck. God speed my friend.
Larry Collins
March 12, 2002
Tom, thanks for taking the time to share lessons about Rescue with us. You are a true professional who was willing to give more than he got. Lives will continue to be saved because of the things we learned from you.
My thoughts and prayers go to you and your family.
Larry Collins
L.A. County FD USAR Task Force 103
FEMA US&R "Red" IST
California US&R Task Force 2
Liz Langone
March 11, 2002
May God Bless you Tommy. I am proud to be your cousin and will always remember you, as a TRUE HERO.
Thank you for being YOU.
mary limoges
March 11, 2002
As I watched the 9/11 CBS special last night, it brought back all the painful memories of that day. However, it also reminded me of the heroics of the many firefighters, police and rescue workers and how proud we must all be of them. Although painful to watch, it is so very important that we never forget! I continue to proudly wear Thomas Langone's memory bracelet.
Aunt Barbara (Langone)Danseglio
March 11, 2002
Tommy,I expect to see you whenever I am at your mother's house. Bob and I will miss your "scrap book" conversations of rescues. We keep you in our hearts. We love you.
The Dean Family
February 18, 2002
Our family received 9-11 name tags at Christmas, one of them being Office Thomas Langone's along with the Legacy article about him and his brother Peter. These name tags hung on our Christmas tree as angels this year, and they now hang on the lamp next to our computer where we see them every day. I want the Langone Families to know that on each anniversary of 9-11 we will light a special candle in prayerful memory of your beloved Thomas and Peter. Their bravery and sacrifices will always be remembered...May God bless the Langone families and all of you who knew and loved Thomas and Peter. We're so very sorry for your loss....
February 16, 2002
DEAR GOD SHINE YOUR LIGHT ON THIS HERO THOMAS LANGONE AND MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE WITH GOD HIS ANGELS AND BROTHER PETER..GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY..AND FRIENDS..STAY CLOSE AND NEVER FORGET 9/11/01.GOD BLESS AMERICA ...MAY JESUS ..ST.THOMAS AND BROTHER PETER GREET YOU AT THE GATES OF HEAVEN..AMEN
Jill Eisenstein
February 6, 2002
Our deepest sympathy to you Jo-Ann, the kids, your parents and the rest of the family.
all our thoughts and prayers
-J
-J
Debbie Bunting (Whitehead)
January 14, 2002
First I want to say "Thank you Tommy". I want to say I am truly saddened to hear of this tragedy, and when I shear it hit as close as it did (Roslyn) where I grew up, it hurts more so. I want the Langone family to know the prayers of many are with them, mine included.
God Bless
Rosemarie Langone
January 13, 2002
To all who have signed this guest book for my brothers, Thank You for your kind thoughts and prayers. They are greatly appreciated.
D A
January 1, 2002
As a resident of Roslyn Heights I want to extend my sympathy to the families and friends of both Peter and Thomas Langone. They are true heroes.
Dennis Wilkes
December 30, 2001
Thank you Tom for giving your life to save others. You are a true Hero and a tribute to Police Officers everywhere. I offer my sincee condolences to your Family and may God Bless them during this time.
My Son is a Police Officer and I hope you will watch over Him and Officers everywhere.
Teresa Jahn
December 26, 2001
So many tears we have all cried. We are deeply sorry for your loss of Thomas and Peter. Such a terrible tragedy. We thank Thomas and Peter for dedicating their lives to rescue, protect, and care for others as firefighters. Such devotion comes with brave, warm and caring hearts full of love for their fellow man. May their courage, life and love live on in those who love them and in those they helped through the years. Our hearts cry with you.
America Cries
We see your sorrow-
and our hearts cry....
We can not erase your pain
but you do not have to face the anguish alone-for we-
-the American people-
are beside you.
We so desperately want to have the touch that brings you comfort,
the strength that gives you courage,
and the words to lighten your spirits.
And when we are left speechless
may the silence of our nation weave love into your hearts
to ease your sorrow.
May you find healing through our nation's strength as we-
-the American people-
face this difficult time together. Our hearts are with you. Teresa Jahn
Dixon, IL
Greg Harrelson
November 18, 2001
I am finally able to personalize this event by wearing Thomas Langone's name bracelet. I spent 3 weeks in Manhattan with the relief effort, and if Mr. Langone was anything like the rest of NYPD, then he was THE BEST. My family & I offer our condolences to his family & friends, we will continue to pray for them and never forget.
Joseph Jackson
November 14, 2001
I worked with Tom at in the 45 Pct when I was a rookie. He was a good officer and respected by all. My deepest sympathy to the family.
Laurie Hensley
October 31, 2001
Dear Thomas,
I call you that cause I feel as if I know you. I wear your dog tag around my neck 24 hours a day. I feel as if I have lost my Brother. I want you to know that every night before I go to bed, I clutch your dog tag in my hand and say a silent prayer for you and your family. I pray that God will give your family the strenght they need to go on with their lives without you in it. But I hope they know that you will always be with them in their hearts as you are in my heart forever...I wish I could have known you, You must have been a Special Man...God Bless You Thomas, And Thank You for being Special.
L. Hensley
Miamisburg Ohio
Edward Langone
October 24, 2001
In tribute to a fallen hero. You selflessly gave of yourself to save others.God Bless You Always.
Love, Uncle Edward
Helen Langone
October 23, 2001
In loving memory of a very dear nephew.You will be greatly missed by your family,friends and all who knew you. Aunt Helen
jane staffier
October 18, 2001
My deepest condolences and sympathy to your loved ones who, I'm sure, are many. I guess you're a saint. Please keep us in your prayers.
Mary Limoges
October 16, 2001
What an honor for me to wear a memory braclet for Thomas Langone.
We are all New Yorkers!
Dennis Higgins
October 15, 2001
Dear Mr. Langone-
May you rest in peace. My condolences to your friends and family. We will not forget.
-Dennis Higgins
VINCENT LAROCCA
October 8, 2001
MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY. I WORKED WITH
TOM AT THE 45 PCT IN THE BRONX.
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