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"She'd tell me how much she enjoyed watching the clouds go by," said her mother, June Wildman.
Allison Wildman was at her desk at Carr Futures at 7 a.m. every morning, including the morning of Sept. 11 when hijackers crashed commercial jets into the towers.
"She called me shortly after her tower was hit," her mother said. "She told us they'd been hit by something. She lost her purse and cell phone. She said the office was filling with smoke. She said, "tell daddy to come and get me. I don't have anything.' That was the last we heard because a short time later, the towers collapsed."
Allison, who was single, was born in the Colonia section of Woodbridge but raised in the Martinsville section of Bridgewater, the youngest of Arthur and June Wildman's children.
"She was very close to us," June Wildman said. "We saw her a lot, and she'd call us five or six times a day."
Arthur Wildman said his daughter never missed a day of work because she "loved her job so much."
A 1993 graduate of Rider University, Allison worked for Bloomberg Financial Services and Fuji Bank before joining Carr Futures four years ago.
The Wildmans said Allison lived in Manhattan and visited them frequently on weekends, but she wouldn't extend her stay through Monday because she didn't want to take time off.
Work wasn't her only passion. She loved animals, especially the family's pet dogs, Molly and Shannon, as well as horses. "She took riding lessons ever since she was 7," her mother said.
Allison also loved the Jersey Shore, hiking, mountain biking and playing golf with her father, especially when they took their vacations together at Hilton Head, N.C.
"She was funny and very witty," Arthur Wildman said. "She was full of life."
He said he and his wife received a card from a friend of Allison's who went to high school with her at Bridgewater High School East. In the card, Ellen St. Pierre said, "Allison was one of the most genuine and honest people I ever met."
Allison Wildman is survived by her parents and three brothers, Arthur, Robert and Richard, a sister, Jill Saladino, and her grandmother Beatrice Wildman of Manchester, N.H.
A memorial Mass will be held at 1 p.m. Oct. 6 at the Blessed Sacrament Church, 1890 Washington Valley Road, Martinsville.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Allison Marie Wildman Foundation, the United Trust Bank, 1130 Route 22 East, P.O. Box 6000, Bridgewater, N.J., in care of the Trust Department.
92 Entries
Christel
April 28, 2023
Today I was at the 9/11 memoriam as a Dutch visitor. I can remember this day as it was yesterday. I was in the room with all the photo's of the people who passed away. I was scrolling on a screen and Alison came by. I read about her and she seemed a very kind and loving person to me. I was touched. Then I was in the room where all the names are pronounced and again Alisons name and photo appeared to me. From all those people she appeared to me twice. I just wanted to let you know she will never be forgotten!
Kind regards, Christel
Margaret Fleming O´Brien
September 11, 2021
I can´t believe it has been 20 years. I still am not able to fully process what happened on that day. We were supposed to meet up for drinks that night. I kept calling you from my office that day. I was sure eventually I would get you. I never could have imagined. You were so fun, you made me laugh with your quick wit. You will never be forgotten, my friend.
Alison Roth
September 11, 2019
Watch/listen to the names every year...today is the first time I heard my name called out. Read up on Alison. She sounds like a loving daughter. I know she watches over you now. God bless!
September 11, 2019
Thinking of Alison and her loved ones today. We have not forgotten her.
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melvyn john wildman
January 22, 2017
We never knew you but our thoughts are with your family.The Wildman family in Doncaster, Yorkshire,UK-origins of ours are at Walsall area,Staffordshire in the 1855-1920s. from
Melvyn,Ann,Timothy and Lynne.will be in NY at end of March 2017 to pay our respects at the North pool plaque.In Remembrance.
Karen Van Houten-Ricker
September 11, 2016
I wanted the Wildman family that Alison is in my prayers and she is missed very much by all that knew her. May she keep looking down on us while she is our guardian angel. To June and Arthur Wildman please know Alison loved you very much.
September 11, 2016
15 years and I am still so sorry Alison. I think about you all the time.
Stuart Aiton
September 21, 2015
I'm standing here now beside your daughters name Alison. I have travelled here from Australia for our first Over Sea's holiday. The water was running over the edge and now it just stopped. It is now that the moment has hit me and my throat hurts. This is the time I look down in front of me a saw Alison's name. I'm so sorry for your family and her friends. She sounds like someone I would have liked to have met. I will never forget this moment or your daughters name.
Doug Tropp
September 11, 2015
Fourteen years have passed but the memories are fresh in my mind. I think of you often and miss our friendship. You will always be in my thoughts.
September 12, 2014
Another year. I am sorry you are gone Allison. I think about you all the time.
Julie Ball
September 11, 2014
Dear, dear, family of Allison,
I just heard Allison's name called on this day of remembrance. I try to remember all the families of 9/11 because they are not just names. I just read Allison's obituary and she was a beautiful person. She and your family, parents, brothers and sister will now be remembered
In my heart and my prayers are with you always.
Bill Wallis
September 12, 2013
There are always tears in my eyes when I think of this senseless loss! June and Art, my prayers go out to you
William Jordan
September 11, 2013
None of us can know why. Why would a beautiful young woman have her life taken in this way. Its too deep to comprehend.When a tragedy like this happens, the grief overwhelms us. Then we are left looking for an answer. At least a reason that mere mortals can understand.The only certainty is that Alison was truly loved by many people in this life, and that love continues. Now our Lord Jesus has another beautiful angel with him in heaven. He will protect Alison for all eternity, because she trusted in him. God bless Alison forever.
Daniel Walker
September 11, 2013
I still remember riding the school bus together when we were probably too young to ride a bicycle... all the way to East class of '89 graduation. You will not be forgotten. May God continue to hold you in his warm embrace Alison, and bring comfort to your family.
-Dan Walker
Daniel Walker
September 11, 2013
I still remember riding the school bus with you when we probably couldn't even ride a bicycle... All the way to class of '89 graduation. May God continue to hold you in his warm embrace Alison. -Dan Walker
August 27, 2012
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Wildman, I was Googling my OWN NAME to see what came up and found this information about Alison. She sounded like a wonderful person, who loved you both dearly. Anyone who is an animal lover, is OK with me. She also sounded, like a smart, dedicated employee that any company would be lucky to have. Even though I am a complete stranger to you, I wanted to take a moment to acknowledge Alison and tell you how sorry I am for your loss.
Sincerely,
Allison Wildman, Lebanon, OHIO
April 11, 2012
June, I think about you and Art often. You're in my prayers.
Bill Wallis
June Wildman
April 10, 2012
Our dear Alison, Happy Birthday
Dearest Alison. Happy Birthday, 4-10-2012, we miss you so much, Love you, Mom and Dad
Marijean Lechtrecker
September 12, 2011
Miss you everyday, Aunt Alison. I talk about you all the time to your great niece and nephew and they will grow up knowing what a wonderful person and Aunt you were. I will never forget you.
Jill Saladino
September 11, 2011
It is so hard to believe you have been gone 10 years Alison. I think of you everyday. I miss you everyday little sister. I know you are watching over us and that gives me great comfort. I love you.
Karen Van Houten-Ricker
September 11, 2011
On this day 10 yrs ago we lost a great friend, daughter, sister, and she is missed dearly. We will not ever forget the wonderful person that Alison was. I know her family misses her dearly also. My prayers are with the Wildman family on this day. Your daughter and sister is sadly missed by the Class Of 1989 of BREHS. Alison please look over all of us since your are now our guardian angel. Love and Miss you Alison.
Holly Eaton
September 11, 2011
Thinking of Alison again, as always... Can't believe it's been 10 years. My thoughts are with the family. The BRHSE Class of 89 will never forget her.
Karen Zelnick Russo
September 11, 2011
Thinking of you.
Lori VanNatta
September 11, 2011
On the tenth anniversary of the attack on America, my church hung doves from the rafters with the name of each person who died that day written on the lower part of the dove's wing and a cross on the top.
Congregants could choose a dove to bring home and pray for the person.
My dove has the name: Alison Marie Wildman. I offered up my mass for your daughter and am continuing to pray for her.
I will continue to do so in the days and months ahead.
My thoughts will be with you, her family, always.
God Bless.
Lori VanNatta
Monroe, Wisconsin
[email protected]
September 10, 2011
Allison...I will never forget you! Love to your family & friends!
Marlana
September 8, 2011
I knew Allison (along w/Adriana & Diane and many others) from working at Carr Futures. I was lucky enough to meet her once on a customer meet & greet. There's not a day that goes by that I dont think of her. To her family & friends-I remain sorry for your loss and vow to never forget.
june wildman
April 14, 2011
happy birthday alison, i can still hear your voice 9-11-01, we love you , think about you all the time, you are always in our hearts, love mom and dad
Woody Wheeler
April 11, 2011
Happy 40th birthday Alison. Sorry I missed it yesterday.
Theresa Massey
September 13, 2010
On Saturday, 9/11/2010, I donated blood at a local blood drive in my hometown of Tulare, California (Central Southern CA) in your memory Alison. I am sorry that your family and friends have experienced such a tragic loss. Just wanted to let you know that I will never forget you, that day, and all the others who lost their lives or people who lost a family member or friend.
"We are all one."
Sincerely,
Theresa Massey
Bill Wallis
September 11, 2010
I only met Alison as a child; I worked with her father, Art, at Merck. But I shed a tear when I heard her name today in the list of victims. My heart goes out to her family and friends.
Holly Eaton
September 11, 2010
Our 20th class reunion was held last November, and we all paused for a moment of silence to remember Alison. She was missed and we will never forget.
C. Szpiech
September 11, 2010
Rest in Peace Alison. Thinking of you and your family on this day.
Candy and Chris
Derek Booth
November 20, 2009
I've been thinking about you all day.
Holly Eaton
September 11, 2009
Just stopping by to say that Alison is still remembered by her classmates (East '89) and we will miss her very much at our upcoming 20th reunion in November. Tears and love to the family.
September 11, 2009
Thinking of you
Candy
September 11, 2009
Jill,
Thinking of you and your family and always keeping you all in my prayers.
Rest in Peace Alison
Candy and Chris
j stroup
September 10, 2009
Almost 8 years - we all still remeber you
Derek Booth
June 19, 2009
REST IN PEACE ALISON.
Alison Wildman & Adriana Legro, June 2001
May 25, 2009
Marijean
May 25, 2009
Aunt Alison,
Thinking of you. Little alison is doing wonderful, she is getting so big and getting ready to walk. I know you are looking down on her always. Everyday when I look at her I always think of you.
Love you,
Your niece Marijean
Courtney Smith
May 22, 2009
Alison,
You are my 1 true friend and you always will be. About 4 months ago i found out i was pregant with my 3rd child and today i found out i'm having a girl and i have already picked out i'm going to name her Alison Marie in memory of you. You might have been taken away from us but the one thing that can't be taken away is all the memories you left behind when you went to heaven and became an angel.
Your best friend,
love Courtney!!!
Derek Booth
May 5, 2009
Alison,
i never got the chance to meet you but from what i've read about you, you we're a great person to be around. I pray for you everynight before i go to bed. Alison you are truely an angel in heaven.
Rest in peace Alison.
Courtney Smith
May 4, 2009
Alison,
I can't stop thinking about you. I have so many memories of you and i just know i'll get to see you again one day soon. We met each other in high school and we became best friends we were always there for the other and when i saw that you worked in the world trade center i went into tears, i just wanted to die so i could be with you but i remembered that we promised each other that if something happend to one of us the other one would go on. I don't know what i would do if we would have never met. I don't know what i'd do if i lost one of my two kids but i know if something happend to one of them, Alison you would take good care of them because your a great person and a true friend.
Rest In Peace Alison.
Derek Booth
May 4, 2009
Rest in peace Alison.
Doug Abraham
April 10, 2009
Happy Birthday!!!
November 27, 2008
Thinking of you this evening and remembering how vibrant you were. You did not deserve what happened and I pray that you are in a better place.
Michelle Rich
September 12, 2008
Alison,
I really liked the year we roomed together at Rider. Every time I put on the elephant earrings and think of the fun we had.
I miss you, sorry we drifted apart.
Candace and Chris Szpiech
September 11, 2008
To the Wildman and Saladino families: Our thoughts and prayers for you are never ending. We will not forget!
Woody Wheeler
April 10, 2008
Happy Birthday Alison. I miss you. I think about you all the time.
Doug Abraham
April 10, 2008
Happy Birthday!!!
MaryAnn Vastino
November 14, 2007
I am a member of SCFA (Second Chance for Animals) and read in their newsletter that a donation was made in Alison's name. I just wanted to thank her family for sharing her love of animals by making a donation to a very very worthy group of volunteers.
Alison - summer of 2001
October 21, 2007
Dawn
October 7, 2007
Thank you so much to the Alison Foundation for their contribution to Cascade Beagle Rescue-I am but one adopter of this group,and I was touched that this organization was kind enough to think of this wonderful rescue-your money in remembrance of Alison will be well spent-this rescue works tirelessly for their dogs! Thank you.
Tara Traponese (bush)
September 11, 2007
Alison was my neighbor on Emerald Trail in Martinsville. Her brothers and myself along with my brothers spent alot of time together in and out of school. We also worked together at Macys. Alison was a very sweet girl and I know she is missed by many everyday. I would like the family to know you are in my thoughs and prayers on this very sad day.
Karen Palchanes
September 11, 2007
I was around in the days of Martinsville in the 80's, and the the Traponeses being their neighbors we would all get together. I rode my horse often to the neighborhood, just wanted to let the family know I was thinking of them on this tragic day and my deepest condolences.
Candace and Chris Szpiech
September 11, 2007
On this day and always...Our never ending thoughts and prayers for the Wildman and Saladino families.
Adam W
September 9, 2007
I still think about you often. Sometimes out of guilt, sometimes out of love. I do miss you and I am sorry.
P Tabbernor
April 19, 2007
In memory....
Tony P.
September 15, 2006
To Allison & her family, I was in NYC for 9/11. I miss you & your "beagle pad". As long as I'm alive, I'll try to make that NY trip every few years. I'll never forget-ever.
Jill Saladino
September 12, 2006
Alison, I feel you with me in a breeze on my hair when there is no wind, a blink of a light, a found penny, a feather like touch on my cheek. I know you are running with Molly and Shannon now. We miss you so much it hurts.
If any of Alison's friends would like to write please do. We would love to hear stories of her life with her friends. Please write to Jill (Alison's sister) or her Mom and Dad. [email protected] or [email protected]
Jennifer Holland
September 11, 2006
I am so sorry for what happened to you and so many on that Tuesday morning. What a beautiful young woman with so many dreams and goals! I felt immeditely connected with you reading your tribute, your humor and love of animals. I pray for your family and friends, that they somehow find peace. I will never forget!
"Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal."
Thinking and Praying Forever,
Jennifer Holland
Chris and Candace Szpiech
September 11, 2006
To Jill and Joe Saladino and family - Your family is in our thoughts and prayers on this day and always. We will never forget.
tony plosnich
September 7, 2004
to alison's family & friends-not a day has gone by that i have not thought of her and the rest of my friends lost on that horrible day. i'll keep her in my heart forever.
June Wildman
March 31, 2004
dear alison, happy birthday,april 10
we miss you every minute of each day
we think of you every time the phone
rings and the door opens.
Love, Mom and Dad
Pat and Frank VanHouten
March 31, 2004
Our hearts go out to you and your family..we still grieve for you...and hope each day gets a bit easier to bear...Love you.. Pat and Frank
Ingrid Kirsc hbaum
March 16, 2004
To Allison's family and friends:
Please forgive the intrusion, I did not know Allison. I just wanted to tell you all how sorry we all are for your loss. I watched the tragedy live on the Today show. It was very early in the morning in LA...and when I saw the second plane hit the tower I was so frightened. Frightened for all of the people in the plane and in the towers as well as everyone on the earth. It was surreal to me. I grew up in Southwestern CT in the 1970s, my dad worked as a NYC School teacher and he would drive into the Bronx every day for years. We watched the towers go up...slowly stretching to the sky. It took many months/years for them to be completed...and just a few hours for them to be destroyed.
I will forever remember my feelings that day, and will keep my thoughts of all of the innocent victims with me forever. I tried to comfort myself by thinking that most of the victims were middle aged males, who if they had families, had a least had made financial provisions for them. I know that it was just my way of coping.
I have a nearly 5 year old daughter, and while she was very young at the time, she clearly understood that something was wrong. Very wrong. There were lots of tears in our house that day, and the days following. We have visited New York since and while she really wanted to see the Statue of Liberty, she also wanted to see where the "buildings fell down". She asks about all the people that were in the buildings and then tells me, oh yeah, they are up in Heaven helping God.
I cry now for those victims as well as all the others. May you find comfort somewhere.
I will now think of Allison and the promise of her life, as well as all the other victims.
May God Bless you and your families.
September 15, 2003
Dear Alison:
It has been two long years, but I still miss you every day. I had so many chances to get back in touch with you but never did. I have forgiven myself for not picking up the phone, and I know you have forgiven me also. Thank you for watching over me, and for being my inspiration, my rock and my anchor. It;ll be quite a while before I see you again, but if you put in a good word for me now I'd appreciate it. God bless you and your family always.
tony plosnich
September 9, 2003
to alison's friends & family,
i still think of u everyday and
always will.
w/love & much sympathy,
tony p.
Linda Wildman Arrowitz
December 31, 2002
I have been doing alot of research on Wildman family geneology and came across this on the net. God Bless you Alison - may God bring peace to your soul and solace and peace to your family.
Kurt Plummer
October 7, 2002
Alison, I just turned 30. And I am the youngest of 7 kids. I believe you are in heaven with our Lord. Please wath over me in my life. Kurt
tony plosnich
September 20, 2002
to allison's famlily-
i was at the luncheon saturday the 14th. i came alone as a tribute
to my friends that were lost. i apologize for not saying hello,
the room was so big and i just
felt a little lost. please know
that i think about allison every
day-and i always will.
with love to all of her family
and friends-
tony plosnich
Margaret Adie
September 12, 2002
I attended the noon service at St. David's Church in Austin, Texas where they had a bowl full of slips of paper with the names of the victims of the Sept 11 attacks.
I drew Alison's name from that bowl, held on to it through Mozart's requium and brought it home and kept it with me all day, thinking about and sending good thoughts to everyone who knew her and miss her so much.
Marlana Mazmanian
September 6, 2002
Allison was my first friend at Rider Univ. We had met in summer school there before our freshman year. Freshman year she introduced me to a friend that I still am friends with today. Allison and I went differant ways in college and never really hung out after first quarter, however, I have a good friend now that I would not have if it were not for Allison.
I am sorry for her families loss.
God Bless, Marlana
Cori Ireijo
May 24, 2002
Alison was my first roomate when I moved from Hawaii to NY. Alison was a fun and kind person who helped me adapt in her "no-nonsense" New York way. We would always go work out and then go have a beer! Constantly laughing about the events in our lives.
My heart goes out to her family for as much as she worked hard, she always talked about her family and dogs constantly.
Crystal Stansell
May 8, 2002
I am sorry to say that I didn't know Alison. I didn't know many people in New York, I only visited there once, a week before the bombing. However I can say that her loss, as all the others, is greived by every american that did survive this terrible act. I know there is nothing I can do to help her family but offer my prayers. I am deeply sorry for your loss. I know those are only words, but maybe it will bring a little joy to your life to know that she, as well as all the others that lost their life that day, will live on in the hearts of all living Americans. I am deeply sorry, if there is anything that I could do to help, please let me know.
Sarah Bloch-Depue
March 29, 2002
To Allison's friends and family:
Allison and I were in many classes together, starting in fifth grade at Valley Elementary School. I became close friends with Beth Wjasow and Allison was friends with her twin sister, Chrissy. I have fond memories of slumber parties together, especially when we were 11 or 12 and got into Mrs. Wjasow's make-up. We had a blast as we dreamed of being the women we would soon become. I was so shocked to hear that Allison was lost in the 9/11 disaster. My deepest and most heartfelt sympathy goes out to her friends and family. God bless you all. I know Allison will be watching over you and is with you always in spirit and in your memories.
March 27, 2002
To the living, I am gone
To the sorrowful, I will never return.
To the angry, I was cheated.
But to the happy, I am at peace.
And to the faithful, I have never left.
I cannot be seen, but I can be heard.
I cannot speak, but I can listen.
So as you stand upon a shore, gazing at a beautiful sea-
As you look upon a flower and admire its simplicity- remember me.
Remember me in your heart, your thoughts, and your memories.
Of the times we loved, the times we cried,
the times we fought, the times we laughed.
For if you always think of me, I will never have gone.
Doug Tropp
March 23, 2002
Alison, it has taken me a while to come to grips with your loss. While, I just met you in 1996 at Fuji, we became very good friends. We had many a good time together and not a day goes by that I do not think of you. Tina and Regina have you in their prayers as well. May God watch over you and all those who have suffered so deeply.
Debbie Lauxman-Norz
March 12, 2002
My heartfelt sympathy goes to Allison's family and friends. My her spirit live in us forever and never forget 9/11.
Holly Eaton
March 12, 2002
As a high school classmate of Alison's, i was shocked to see her picture in the paper during the 9/11 memorials. She looked the same, same big smile. My condolences to her family.
Heather McDaniel
March 11, 2002
I lost touch with Allison after High School, but heard through a rumor mill that she indeed worked at the WTC. I have fond memories of working long days at a stable with her as kids where we would shovel manuer to the songs of Cyndi Lauper. To think she became a manicure fanatic!
My condolences to her family and friends.
Pam Kernusz
January 23, 2002
My deepest sympathy goes out to Alison's family & friends.
God Bless America!!
Barbara Skokan
January 11, 2002
Alison, (Big Al) you are and always will be my best friend. I miss you terribly. We have had some of the best times together and have done some crazy things. You are with me forever. Love you always, Barbara (Big B)
tony plosnich
December 31, 2001
i worked with allison(and diane,cono
& adriana) at carr futures for many
years. i was lucky enough to meet
her in person a couple of times.
i knew only a little of her life,
i suppose the "9 to 5" part. when
she worked, she worked! every so
often, a little personal info would
sneak into our conversation. that
helped me learn who she was...
she'll never be replaced-never.
i miss her-every day.
Jill Saladino
December 17, 2001
To my dear sister Alison. You are greatly missed by our family and friends. I know I will see your smiling face again in a better place. Please rest in peace and watch over us.
December 12, 2001
MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALLISON M.WILDMAN
AND MAY YOU REST IN PEACE.GOD BLESS
YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS.GOD BLESS
AMERICA AND MAY WE NEVER FORGET
9/11/01
Teresa Jahn
December 2, 2001
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 schrader
November 8, 2001
You will always be in all of our hearts. Quesadich!!!
Love,
Greg
Maria Legro
October 24, 2001
We miss you Allison. May you rest in peace. I know you and Adriana are together and you will watch over all of us.
Janet
October 24, 2001
My deepest sympathies go out to Allison's family and friends. She will be remembered and she will be missed. God bless you and keep you safe.
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