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Jerrold Paskins

Anaheim Hills, California

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There were two things Jerrold Paskins never left home without: the ring his wife Inez gave him for his 40th birthday and a 1976 silver dollar issued for the nation's bicentennial.

Mr. Paskins, 57, a reinsurance executive with the Devonshire Group in Anaheim Hills, Calif., was a stickler for routines and mementos.

He was in the office every morning by 6, never stopped for lunch, and never let a day go by without doing pushups — one for every year of his life and "an extra for good luck."

"The work ethic was very important to him," said Inez Paskins, who met her husband of 31 years when they were college students. The couple had one son, Robert, who lives in San Francisco.

On Sept. 9, Mr. Paskins came to New York for what was supposed to have been a three- day business trip — an insurance audit on the 78th floor of the trade center. His remains were identified Nov. 11. The 1976 silver dollar and the special birthday ring were also found and returned to the family.

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I think of you all the time Jerry. You were the most supportive boss I ever had in the day. Jing was your nickname and now I know why you always had your hand on that coin. I hope Robert knows how much you loved him. And the wonderful stories you told about you being you and how Inez Sue had to put up with you. I miss you, your positivity, your fairness, your kindness and equality you showed women in the work place. I'm a better person for knowing you. Your Assistant, Michele.

I too think of Jerry when September 11th returns. I remember the outings with our sons when he lived near us in Bloomington. Sad that Inez and Bob couldn't have him with them for these last 19 years.

Every year on this day, I remember Jerry Paskins. He went to the meeting in New York on my behalf. I had a premature son and could not make the trip. I will never ever understand why this had to happen. Jerry was a good man, and among so many lost that day. My heartfelt prayers and thoughts go to him and his family every year. I will forever pray for you all.

Sincerely,
Teresa

Once again, today September 11th 2019, I will remember my friend and fraternity brother Jerry Paskins. Every year since this senseless tragedy, I have taken time to commemorate Jerry during my high school and college lectures. Since I am now retired from teaching, I am working at a local nature center teaching adults about the beauty of the natural world. This continues to give me the opportunity to share Jerry's story with those in attendance. I will never let Jerry and all the others be...

To Jerrold,
I am deeply sorry you died that sad morning 18 years ago tomorrow. Your passing was not in vain.

In Memory with
Honor & Respect.

Dear Inez and Family,
Asher and I are thinking about Jerry today, you and your family. We will always remember your kindness to our young family in NJ and your support on the day of our first daughter's birth Jacqueline Michelle. Asher will always cherish the memory of his trip to DC with Jerry for Promise Keepers. Sending our love and prayers.

I'm thinking of Jerry today on the occasion of the opening of the Museum. I remember him as kind, tough, funny and always smiling. Unfortunately, my association with him only lasted a couple of years - college years, but he was one of my favorite fraternity brothers. Rest In Peace, Brother Paskins. Iota Delta 229