Ralph Joseph Mercurio

The 9/11 school project had your name next to mine, and it was such an honor to be able to share your memory with my classmates. I cherish each name I am given each year to remember. My thoughts and Prayers to you and your family.

Never knew you, but feel a connection to you through a long line of Mercurio´s. Potentially somewhere down the line we are related. Even in the year 2024 your spark lives even in strangers. I pray for you and your family who I´m sure still feel the immense weight of not having you here.

As they say life goes on and 20 years have moved along quickly but unfortunately that sense of loss never fully goes anywhere ... Each year on September 10th -11th I check the guest book, watch 911 related programs which make you remember the endless sadness of that infamous day ...Your heartfelt stories and memories make things better ...thank you for sharing ... RIP Ralph

I met Ralph in July 2001 at an industry function. The 6 hours I spent with him that day I found him to be extremely bright and personable. My thoughts and prayers to his family. RIP Ralph.

My prayers go out to to Ralph’s family as each 9/11 serves as a painful reminder of a tragic loss. I remember watching the 9/11 ceremony last year and hearing “Ralph Joseph Mercurio” and being absolutely overwhelmed with grief and awe. In our Mercurio family tree, we have relatives in New York that we have never met. My grandfather, Anthony Mercurio, was a member of the 101st Airborne Screaming Eagles, and is a Vietnam War veteran. He unfortunately passed away in 2007, and while his sister is...

At 47 years young Ralph was taken way to soon, but we all know that their are reason why God wants special people with him. I personally did not know Ralph but I'm sure that our ancestors are related some where down the line. My grandfather was born in Sicily in a small village called Termini and was sent to America as a young man for a better life for himself. God bless the famiglia of Ralph Joseph M. Mercurio Columbus Ohio

Ralph, I'm glad our paths crossed and that I got to work with you. You were indeed a good man. RIP, friend.