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Andrew Jordan Obituary
It was Hurricane Gloria in 1985 that led Andrew B. Jordan into the firefighting life. With the power out, a neighbor in West Islip, on Long Island, lighted a kerosene lamp that wound up igniting the house. Mr. Jordan thought to back the neighbor's car out of the garage, so there wouldn't be an even bigger catastrophe, then led a disabled woman to safety.
He became a New York City firefighter in 1994 and was assigned to Ladder Company 132 in Brooklyn, nicknamed "The Eye of the Storm." Every day was a joy, despite his two-and-a-half-hour commute. "He loved the firehouse and all the guys that worked there," said his mother, Ellen. He loved even the unromantic parts of the job, like fire inspections, said his father, Thomas, because he saw them as one more way to save lives.
A 36-year-old father of four, he was keenly aware of the risks he faced. When the ladder truck pulled up at a burning building, he was often the first one raised high into the air to battle the flames. "Andrew was going into the bucket at one fire, and this guy said to him, 'Thank God it's you and not me,'" his mother recalled. "Andrew said, 'Thank God it's me and not you.'"
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Diane Garretson
September 12, 2020
To the Jordon family. Every year Andrew’s Guest Book comes up. Andrew & my son Kenneth went to school in West Islip & were friends. When visiting Ken in FL on 9/11, I watched the ceremonies with him & he would tell me the stories. Truthfully, some I didn’t remember. This year was a different day for me. I watched the ceremonies alone. Ken was called home 4-1/2 years ago. I’m sure they have connected by now. To all families who lost their loved ones & those suffering illness from 9/11, may God Bless you. No, we will “Never Forget”. When I look quickly at Andrew’s picture, you would think it was Kenneth.
Nathan
September 11, 2020
Hello my Name is Nathan. You Don't know me but i just wanted to say that I am thinking about Andrew and His family on this day. Andrew was a hero.
Allana
September 10, 2020
Well uncle Andrew I never got to know you the way that would’ve been right but, that doesn’t mean I didn’t know you. The whole family loves you and talks about you as much as they can but even 19 years later it hurts. My mom will always tell me stories about you with a smile and if I have questions she doesn’t hesitate to tell me about you and your incredible self. I know you were there to greet ur parents and your brother and you’ll be there for everyone else. Godspeed Uncle Andrew until the day we meet again
Diane Garretson
September 13, 2019
Always remembering, never forgetting. He and my son Kenneth were friends. When visiting Ken in FL on 9/11, he watch the memorial service & I also watched with him as painful as it was. Then he reminisced about all they did together. He would say, Ma remember when ..... My prayers are with the Jorden family on the Anniversary of this day. ❤
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Michael Olivieri
September 10, 2016
Andrew you are and will always be in my thoughts and prayers. May your family be at peace. I am proud to say that you were my friend.
Doug Edel
September 9, 2016
To the family of Andrew. My name is Doug Edel. I went to high school with Andrew which we had a lot of fun times and graduated in 83. I didn't see him until 12 years later we both entered the same fdny academy class of 95. It was great to see a good friend there and we talked a lot about the past and our hopes for our new careers. He ended up in Brooklyn L132 and I in Queens E305. I was heartbroken when I saw Andrews name on the list and have thought about him many times over the years and how unfair and cruel fate can be. Cannot believe it's 15 years. Praying for you and your family and you will always be my FDNY brother. God Bless
damon gormly
April 2, 2016
I worked with AJ at Asplundh construction out of the Hicksville yard. What an awesome guy. We had a great time and laughed all the time. He was sooo excited to be having another child. I had a great summer that year working with him. God bless. Damon Gormly.
Yasmin De rosa
January 26, 2016
Went to ground zero for the first time today, saw a white rose on a name that touched my heart and I had to find out more. Terribly sorry for your loss and I will forever hold a place in my heart for all the victims, survivors and their families
Diane Garretson
September 11, 2015
To the Jordan Family, today, I'm here with my son Kenneth in FL. As we paused for a moment of silence, Ken said he couldn't watch any more, as he paused thinking about a dear friend of his. He does remind me of the wooden mantel they took for a bumper on the truck, like I remember. I just read Andrew's story. My prayers go out to all of you, in loving memory of Andrew.
Italia Brewer
September 11, 2015
Andrew lived across the street from us. He would always help my mother bring in the groceries. He would come across without her asking. He was always outside working on his cars. Always the gent. ♡
April 8, 2015
I am Alex Hill from Maryland and I'm doing a project for school in remembrance of Andrew Jordan. If you have any info on him, his life, his family, etc. please respond at [email protected]
Gino Montemayor
September 11, 2014
Today 9-11-14 in San Antonio Texas, we honor the fallen victims of 9-11 by participating in a stair climb. Firefighters and Police and civilians throughout the surrounding area climb 120 floors in memory of all the victims and there families.
Today, I also climbed as a Firefighter myself it was my honor to carry your picture and name tag in your memory.
Until we meet again my brother Firefighter, rest in peace. May god bless you and your family.
Gino Montemayor
E-14 Fire Engineer
San Antonio,Texas
Gina Bryan
February 12, 2014
Thank you for lending me your strength and courage today.
Robin Curasco
September 24, 2013
I was pregnant and couldn't work on the pile with my brothers who were there. I wound up the house man for 5 days. When my husband said he knew I wanted to choose a name for our daughter from the FFs who made the supreme sacrifice that awful day I chose Andrew Jordan. I didn't know him or his family but something told me that was the name. Jordan is 11 1/2 now. She is a terrific kid and knows that she is named after a hero.
marion fedorenchik
September 10, 2013
Dear Family of Andrew,
I am a West Islip H.S. friend of Andrew"s and did not find out of his passing until years after. Andrew was a good looking very sweet young man that I remember well, always pleasant always smiling. We just celebrated our 30 year reunion and I made sure that during the speech I acknowledged our lost loved classmates. Thank you Andrew for your bravery in so many ways, I know your family misses you like crazy, god bless see you in heaven my friend , Marion Fedorenchik Candino
September 12, 2012
Rest in peace, Andrew. God bless the Jordan family today and always.
Keene Hall, the 16 story building that firefighters,EMS workers, military, and civilians climbed in memory of the fallen 343
Casey Walker
September 12, 2012
Hello, until September 11, 2012 I had never heard of the name Andrew B. Jordan from lad. 132 all I knew was that he was one of the 343 that gave their own life to save others. I am a current freshman at Eastern Kentucky University and I am here to study Fire Protection Administration and Emergency Medical Care and on the night of Sept 11, 2012 we held a memorial service for the fallen 343. I live in a 16 story dorm building and we held a memorial stair climb going up 16 flights 7 times me and my fellow firefighters at EKU walked side by side in our turnout gear to remember what those men did that day. When we registered we were handed a picture to carry with us up those steps and I was handed Andrew B. Jordan. Together we climbed those steps and when I got tired I looked at the picture and told myself Andrew never quit so I'm not going to quit. It was truly one of the most inspirational feelings I've ever had. Andrew Jordan and the other 342 are true hero's and men and women that I follow as an example of true bravery. Andrew thank you for your sacrifice that day and I know we were climbing those steps together. Never forget our hero's!
Arty Taliercio
September 11, 2012
I am a friend and co-worker of your brother Tom. I had the pleasure of hearing some old stories about some of your adventures together. Thoughts and prayers to you and your family.
Michael R. Moore
September 11, 2012
I am Andrew's cousin, Michael R. Moore. Andrew's father Thomas is my grandmothe's (Mary) brother. I am the youngest of Margaret Kilgallon Moore's seven children. My mother was Mary's oldest and first American born like Andrew. I just want to remember Andrew and his family today, September 11, 2012.
Emmanuel Madu
January 18, 2012
Hello Mr Andrew, i don't know you but people are talking gd about u, as the are talking of u, God almighty is also talking gd of u. I cover u with the blood of Jesus. Remain in peace forever. My address, [email protected]
Emmanuel
Joe Horan
September 19, 2011
God Bless you Andrew and your Family.I loved the time you picked me up in your green box car chevy what a fast car.
Stan Moore
September 12, 2011
Andrew is always in my prayers.I knew his mother Ellen and father, Tommy, but unfortunately I didn't know Andrew. God Bless All
Trish Kirk
September 11, 2011
I grew up in West Islip and know your sister Mary. We probably knew each other when we were little. Sending my prayers to you in Heaven.
Anne Cammisa
September 11, 2011
Ten years ago today our lives changed forever. Andrew you are still missed dearly by those that love you. I know you are still with us every time the "cousins" are together, for occasions good or sad. We bump along even though a vital part of our circle is missing. However we know you are safe, with many more up there who love you also. Till we meet again dear Andrew.
Anonymus
September 11, 2011
May God bless and surround the Jordan family with peace. Thank you Andrew.
john jordan
July 17, 2011
Not a day goes by that I don't think about you and miss you with all of my heart and all of the beautiful memories that I treasure...till we meet again. Love your brother John
Edie Tice-Towell
July 7, 2011
I have very fond memories of growing up in West Islip with the Jordan family,and what a wonderful family you are.It brings a smile to my face,having been a part of all the fun (and the chaos)a large family can bring to life,especially twins! It will always be a bright memory in my life. From my family to yours, we pray for your strength everyday and hope you take comfort in knowing how special your son is. Love always
Virginia Keutmann
May 12, 2011
Much time has passed since that awful day, still your friends and wonderful family feel your loss as though it were yesterday. The day will come when you will reunite with all who love and knew you. You made your mark and cannot be forgotten, your memory stays alive. I did not know you, but your sister Liz has spoken with tears of enduring love,how lucky you both have been. God's Speed Virginia Keutmann
Michael Miller
October 3, 2010
To the family of Andrew B. Jordan. I just want you do know that Andrew is not forgotten. I recently participated in an event on 9-11 in Denver in which firefighters from around the state of Colorado and even from surrounding states came together to rember those who have died that tragic day of 9-11-01. We climbed 110 flights of stairs rembering all of those firefighters that gave so much that day and all of the families that also gave so much. I climbed particularly in honor of Andrew. God bless Andrew and yourselves for all that has been sacrificed. Andrew will not be forgotten.
George Cruickshank
September 9, 2010
Sue and I think of you and your family often,Andy was as good a lineman on my crew as he was a firemen,rest in peace freind
Brad Jordan
September 11, 2009
Dear Jordan Family,
this is my prayer for you...
Father in Heaven, we ask that you will grant this family the comfort and peace that only you can give. We know that while we will experience physcial pain and hurt, the spiritual and emotional pain that we feel will be shared by you. It is with rejoicing hearts that we lift this praise to you for your servant who gave the ultimate sacrifice. Lord we ask that you will bless this family as they continue to deal with the loss of a loved one and we ask that you will give them special guidance. Lord we know that you can heal the deepest wounds and have already bridged the gap between us and God. Father we ask that You heal this family as only you can and we would pray that you will be there for them. It is in your precious name that we pray,
Amen
I hope that these words will give you comfort and peace.
Pastor Brad Jordan
Cornerstone Baptist Church
Hartsville, SC 29550
Becky Burtz
September 11, 2008
Dear Jordan Family,
God Bless Andrew a Hero to all Americans****
In remembrence of your beloved Andrew we have been blessed with a dog named after him named: J.Jordan who was initally being trained by the government to work as a bomb sniffing dog at the airports. There is not one day that goes by that we do not think of your loved one, and pray for you as a family. Our thoughts and prayers continue for you and your family*
God Bless you always,
September 9, 2007
Thinking of you Andrew.
God Bless you and your family..
Nancy Nee
sister of FF George Cain..ladder 7
P Tabbernor
November 19, 2006
In remembrance....
Kristine
October 30, 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.
James Johnson
September 11, 2005
God Bless You...
DawnMarie
September 11, 2004
Thinking of you.
Bill Darnell
March 18, 2004
To the Jordan Family
I grew up around the corner from the Jordan Family. I have very fond memeroies of Andrew and his brother's and sisters. Though I spent time with his younger brother John trying to stay out of trouble, I remember the giving nature of Andrew and the rest of the family. He kept on eye on us and made everyone feel as part of the family. My thoughts go out to the Jordan families of then and now.
Susan Darnell
March 18, 2004
To the Jordans:
Was just home (to West Islip) on vacation and heard the news about Andrew from the Lundie's next door to my parent's old house (Bob and Henrietta). I can't even begin to tell you how Billy and I felt upon hearing about Andrew. May God bless you all. We often think about you and your wonderful family. May Andrew watch over all of us....
Susan
Leslie McKee Bowers
September 11, 2003
To the Jordan Family:
I am the daughter of Rick and Sheri McKee from Clanton, AL. They brought me into Clanton's support of your family upon Andrew's death. Your lost husband, father, and son has become my hero. I think of him almost daily as a reminder of sacrifice and heroism. Andrew has become such a part of our family. We call him "Our Firefighter". If anyone talks about Andrew or the Jordans, everyone knows who we mean because you are a part of each of our everyday lives. I think of Andrew to remind myself of the kind of people God wants us to be. I think of Andrew to remind myself that I am not the most important thing in my day. I think of Andrew and thank God that Andrew was there to be a hero for so many people. I pray that God has kept you well and healed your hearts. Know that even two years later, there are people praying for you daily. How wonderful it must have been to have such a brave man in your life!
MEREDITH ADRAGNA
September 11, 2003
I GREW UP RIGHT NEXT DOOR TO ANDREW,LISA AND ANDREW,JR. I REMEMBER ANDREW'S BEAUTIFUL SMILE AND WARM HEART. MAY YOU HAVE THE STRENGTH AND COURAGE TO HONOR YOUR HUSBAND'S GOOD NAME LISA.
MEREDITH ADRAGNA
Suzanne Filippi
November 27, 2002
May God rest your soul and bless all of your family. THANK YOU!!!!
GERALDINE BECKER
September 20, 2002
ANDREW,
MAY GOD REST YOUR SOUL IN PEACE. I KNOW YOU ARE IN HEAVEN. YOU ARE A TRUE HERO.
PEACE TO ALL THE JORDAN FAMILY.
Kelly Corrado
September 18, 2002
I got the pleasure of working with Andy a few years back. That smile always made the day. And all the talks of Ireland filled my dreams. I was also able to tell him that he was the bravest person I knew and that he and all firefighters were my heros. When I found out that he was one of the many in the 9/11 tragedy, I of course was very upset to say the least, but I couldn't help but smile when I remembered the talks we had and how truly good he was. My thoughts are on him constantly and prayers for his family are forever going out. Andy was one of the most incredible people to ever come into my life and I will never forget him.
Elfie Smith
September 12, 2002
Dear Family and Friends of Andrew Jordan,
My name is Elfie Smith and I am a high school teacher in Chicago. Yesterday, we had a prayer service to remember those who lost their lives last year on September 11th. Upon entering the gym, each person was given a notecard with three names on it who fell victim to the attacks. Andrew was one of mine. I carried that notecard around with me the whole day and prayed for him and you in all of my classes, all of my free periods, when I got home from work, and before I went to bed. I cried for you and tried to ease your pain by my prayers and thoughts. I will carry his name with me in my wallet from now on so that way he will never be forgotten. He was a VERY brave man for doing what he did. Many thanks to all the firefighters who risk their lives daily to help those they don’t even know. My prayers will always be with you and your family!
Love,
Elfie Smith
Bianca Jenkins
September 11, 2002
As a student at Santaluces High School, each of us were given a name on a necklace of one of the heros of 9/11. Andrew B. Jordon was the one I had recieved. I would just like to send my prayers to him and the family. Yet, I do not know anyone that had been in the 9/11. But I do wish to give each and every family my love and I will keep them in my prayers. I wish the Jordon family the best!
Bianca
Jenkins
Larry Sienkiewicz
September 11, 2002
Well buddy its been a year now, and I guess it was about this time you headed down to do what you do best, help people that you did not know and take care of those you did.
Well I am proud that I knew a guy that on earth was larger than life, and after is immortalized as a true hero. God only knows how many lives you saved and what a good person you were, and for that I am sure he has you standing tall next to him.
Even though we did not see each other as much after school, when we did it was always great to see that big smile, I am just proud to say that I knew you and my prayers are with your family.
Mary Ellen Johnson
September 10, 2002
you and your family have been in my thoughts and prayers for the past year. I am a neighbor of yours, one block over, and I pass your home frequently and wonder how you are doing. I pray for you daily
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!
Angie Campbell
May 2, 2002
**********God Bless You**********
john jordan
April 6, 2002
andrew theres not an hour that goes by that i don t think of you i love you
Nancy St. Pierre
March 24, 2002
To the Jordan Family,
I, too, like many in this guest book received a Mercy Band bearing Andrew's name from my sister as a Christmas gift. It truly wasn't until I received this band that the tragedy really hit home with me.
As a former police reporter in Dallas, I got to know firefighters on a daily basis and always appreciated their courage and strength.
I read Andrew's profile on the Legacy web site and am so glad to know more about him and his family. I wear my Mercy band with his name proudly every day and include him and his family in my daily prayers.
I'm proud to tell people who inquire about my band about a courageous, unselfish man who paid dearly to save those thrust in an international and tragic spotlight.
Men and women firefighters don't go to work everday thinking they will be memorialized this way and that's one of the many things that make them so great.
I'm pleased and proud to honor Andrew every day and will continue to do so for the rest of my life. I, like many others, will never forget the events on that September morning or the people who gave us all hope.
God's peace and blessings to the Jordan family. Know that there are literally hundreds of thousands of people thinking and praying for you every day. They just haven't signed this book yet.
May God keep you all - my thanks to you and Andrew for his sacrifices.
Nancy St. Pierre
Jane Bloodgood-Abrams
March 8, 2002
Dear Lisa, We are cousins of the Getty family. Our family was deeply saddened to learn of your great loss. You and the family have been in our prayers.
Stephanie Carrara-Butler
March 7, 2002
It's been quite a long time since I've seen Andrew, probably not since high school graduation, but I remember how much he enjoyed being a fireman with the West Islip Fire Dept. I had the opportunity to be in the department with him even though it was for a short time. My thoughts and prayers go out to his wife and children and to his entire family.
God Bless
RONALD KING
March 6, 2002
TO THE JORDAN FAMILY: I WISH TO EXTEND MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO YOU. ANDREW AND I GREW UP TOGETHER IN WEST ISLIP. WE HAD ALOT OF FUN TOGETHER. HE WAS A GREAT GUY. ITS NICE TO KNOW THAT SOMEONE I GREW UP WITH TURNED OUT TO BE SUCH A HERO. HE WILL BE MISSED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM.
Mia Fisher
February 20, 2002
I bought a Mercy Band for my husband for his birthday and made sure it was one of a firefighter. My husband has always had an interest in the field so I thought that to be appropriate. I just wanted to thank you for giving us all a hero to remember!
Mike Fisher
February 20, 2002
I received a Mercy Band as a gift from my wife and son for my birthday with Andrew's name on it. I wear this band daily and with it, my prayers and best wishes go to all of the families affected by the events of September, 11 2001.
February 8, 2002
DEAR GOD SHINE YOUR LIGHT ON THIS BEAUTIFUL YOUNG HERO FIREMAN ANDREW B.JORDAN.MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE WITH GOD AND HIS ANGELS..GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY..ESPECIALLY YOUR FOUR CHILDREN..FRIENDS.STAY CLOSE AND NEVER FORGET 9/11/01..GOD BLESS AMERICA AND NEW YORK .MAY JESUS AND ST. ANDREW GREET YOU AT THE GATES OF HEAVEN..AMEN
DawnMarie Schneider
February 6, 2002
I did not know Andrew personally, but he will always be in my heart and on my mind daily. I sent away for a Mercey Band and received one with his name on it. My heart goes out to his family and children. He was a hero before 9/11 and will always be a hero to me as well as every fire fighter in this country.
Anonymous
January 23, 2002
To the Jordan Family,
My condolences and prayers are always with you and your son. And the rest of the Brother from 132 Truck
Sean Murphy
January 16, 2002
To the Jordan Family,
I knew Andrew when we were both kids at the AOH, and had the pleasure of knowing him as an adult as well.
He was such a nice man.
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
love,
Sean Murphy
Slim from North Flatbush
January 8, 2002
Looking East from my 135 Eastern, 13th floor window
You can see the top 2 floors of the Firehouse
From where the 6 brave souls of Ladder 132
Made their last run ...
Each night, all night, 6 red candles burn in that window
Not so the firefighters in the House can see them
But so the firefighters in Heaven can ...
Rest in peace, brave souls.
Andrew Craig
January 8, 2002
I would like to extend my sympathy to the entire Jordan family. It has been along time since I have spoken to Andrew, probably shortly after High School. I couldnt believe when I saw he was among them many missing brothers from the WTC tragedy. I too remember the fire that sparked his desire to become a firefighter as I was a West Islip firefighter and responded to that alarm. All we can do now is remember him and that he passed doing what he loved and while helping others. He will not be forgotten.
Teresa Jahn
December 28, 2001
We are deeply sorry for your loss of Andrew. We thank him for helping others as a firefighter. Such a dedication comes with a warm and caring heart. May his courage, life and love live on in those who love him and in those he has helped. 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
Brittany Kirkwood
December 25, 2001
My Aunt gave me the mercy bracelet with Andrews name on it for Christmas. The bracelet, and the list of all the victims, makes this tragedy seem real. I read about Andrew and I cried. He's a true hero. Him and his family, along with all the other victims, are in my heart and prayers forever.
Eileen Ward-Grimaldi
December 17, 2001
To the entire JOrdan family. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Andrew was a true HERO. I am very proud to have know him. MY children keep Andrew in their prayers also.
" God Bless you all "
Judie Youngman
December 6, 2001
I wear the bracelet with Andrew Jordan's name each day. After reading his tribute, I will be able to pray each day for his children and family. He truly was a hero and they can all be proud he died trying to save others lives.
Jean Hamann
November 24, 2001
I read about Andrew in the NY Times
and I cried. I want to give my sympathy to the family of this wonderful man.
From a friend in Oregon
Fr. James Brian Teague
November 20, 2001
Dear Andrew: You are always a prince of a guy. I know that you are at peace with God. we will all meet again one day soon. I know that I have never told you how much I have loved you, but "there is no greater love than this, than to lay down one's life for their friends..." There is a greater love, to lay down one's life for strangers...say hello to the Lord for all of us..
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