Brett T. Bailey

Hey Brett! I thought about you today. Working downtown, skiing at Stratton mountain, going to Dave Matthews concerts .... We didn´t know each other long but you left your mark. Two decades later and you pop in and out of my mind often. Be well Brett!

Keep surfing the sky’s and looking out for everyone!

Remembering Brett on the 20th anniversary of 9/11....

In memory of Brett, who shall never be forgotten.
Alex lai

Hello, I visited the memorial earlier this year. A friend of my family was a police officer who passed away in the towers also. While looking for his name I found this flower stuck into a persons name. Beautiful and poignant. Im sitting here editing images and have photos of two names, the police office and Bretts name. As I have a lovely photograph of the flower I wanted to find out a little about him and I came across this page and was delighted to find it has the ability to share photos. I would like to pass my condolences to Bretts family and I hope you like the photographs. Best wishes Ian Campbell Photography, Dublin , Ireland

The 9/11 Memorial overwhelmed me and my partner. The huge areas covered my the cascades, the depth emphasising for us the profound loss to the loved ones and friends of all those who died on that day. It was too much to take in, so we decided to just choose one name and mourn that one person. Brett's name was in front of us so we chose him. We decided to find out who he was, what he looked like. We prayed that he would rest in peace, consoled by the fact that he would be remembered, that his unfinished work would be completed by others on his behalf and that other generations like us would mourn his passing.

I think of Brett often, and I carry his memory with me. God Bless you my friend.

Met Brett thought surfing....the shore thing, was good times....he was a happy guy, as I read loved by many....I am sure he was helping when it went down
Aloha

Today as I paused to think of Brett's friends and family, I once again vow to myself to be a kind-hearted, generous, and helpful friend to mankind, as Brett was. I know that this tragedy brought many tears, and scars that will last forever, but it also helped this nation pull together in a mighty way. We need to always remember these brave people who lost their lives that horrible day.

Junior and William wants to pay our respects to your son who died.

I always wondered...could it be the Brett Bailey I knew during my high school years? I'm sad that it is. Brett and I knew one another for a very short time while we were skate guards at South Mt. Arena, a figure skater and a hockey player. When I think of Brett I remember laughing, joking, and having fun. I couldn't help but smile when he smiled. Your loss is unimaginable. I wanted you to know that Brett made people smile whenever he was around them.

Judy, I cannot imagine all you have endured. I have thought of you and your family often and would like so much to connect.Your son was special, I am sure. Our prayers to you and Kevin.

Rest in Peace, Brett.

I don't know why I hate this day, it just reminds of the horror. I don't want to relive the horror. I just want to remember our last snowboard session in Telluride the previous winter, When I said, "I have to go, I will see you this fall when we are back on the east coast and we will have some good times". I am sure Stratton misses your bar tab, We all miss you dude. Only the good die young. By the way Julia and I are finally living the dream up the road from Salt creek and Trestles. Keep the swell coming!!!

I went in to the 9/11 memorial I seemed to walk straight to your name.. Brett T Bailey. And I, another Bailey felt that I had send my condolences. I live in Ireland so I didn't know you, but I will always remember your name. I hope you are at peace Brett. In your wet suit surfing the waves in heaven. And your family have the best memories. RIP Brett. Sleep well. X

R.I.P

Still not forgotten....and never will be.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Barbara Boam & Kim Rogers walked a mile for you (mile #118) on 5/29/12 as a dedication to your life.

To The Family,
I would like to extend my condolences to you in the loss of your loved one. I never had the privilege of meeting Brett Bailey but by reading the obituary one can appreciate that he was a talented, likeable, and friendly young man, - characteristics very rare in the world today. May God's Spirit be with you and help you to look forward to meeting up with Brett when he is brought back to life with the opportunity to live forever in a violent-free world where wickedness will not exist.
Sincerely,
Mr. Terry of NC

just happened to come across this story. it's heartbreaking.... my sincere condolences at this late date....

Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.

God bless buddy.....

We hold you in our hearts.

Rest In Peace...<3

I was Given a card with your name on it from My 7th Grade Texas History teacher, and was told to do some research about you. At First, I thought... This is just another Lame assignment. But no, I honetsly learned about this, and you. It really touched my heart. I never met you, I never even heard of you... but know, I will never, forget You. Rest in Peace Brett. (:
- Emily Garcia.<3

Happy Birthday!!!

Happy Birthday!!!

Happy Birthday!!!

As I 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 vane. We will always remember.

In memory....

Dear Brett,



I knew you through your kind brother and his loving wife. I still know you as their big brother and champion. You are always in our hearts and minds.

Brett:



Hazard Zet Forward



We will never forget.



God Bless you and all the Setonians we lost this day 4 years ago.



-Christopher Roche

I know I can't begin to understand the impact of this experience on Yarah's life. I have seen the dramatic change in her demeanor since this happened. I am sure this would be true of anyone that has been through a similar experience.

You are in the prayers and hearts of many Americans. ITs been three years now, but it doesn't make it any easier. The pain of loss doesn't go away quickly. Keep your chin up, and know that God is watching over you.

Brett, when I saw your picture in the paper as one of the victims, my mouth and heart dropped bro...I was frozen. We haven't seen eachother in a long time but I have a lot of memories. I was there when you got your first big blue boat of a car. I gave you your first system. I was just like yesterday when I used to go get beer for you at Red Lion. When you worked at the grocery store off of route 88, you always hooked me up with food. You will be missed Brett. Thoughts and prayers for your family.



Willie

Brett,



I can't believe that it is almost 2 years you've been gone. Seems like yesterday you were busting on me about something. You are sorely missed. Not a day goes by that I don't think about you and that great smile of yours! You were an awesome guy and friend!



Miss you!



Love

Dina M (#2)

Brett it's been a year since you and all the other heros were taken from this world. I know you are in a better place looking down on all of us. You were a great friend and are missed terribly. I am proud to have known you through the years. Although your death is painful, the memories and stories that I have of you are priceless. Thanks for all the great memories buddy. Until we meet again, God Bless You.

Brett - I met a childhood friend of yours today — David Fair. He's a musician now and he's playing a tribute concert for your foundation tomorrow, Sept. 11, 2002. I've read your history, talked with your friends as they grieved your loss and seen your smiling face from a past photo. This atrocity means nothing without putting a face and a name and a story as compelling and touching as yours in the hearts and minds of us all. Thank you for being a wonderful person and know we are still praying for you and those with you on that fateful day.



Steve Martini

Tuesday, Sept. 10, 2002

Brett, it is hard to believe that almost a year has passed since you were in our lives, but know that you will be in our hearts forever.

Your love of life and of the people who always surrounded you inspires me to live my life in the moment and to cherish family and friends. I know you are in heaven and help us on a daily basis. I miss you. Sarajane

i feel the pain as everyone else did on that day of the attack. and i feel more pain for the people who lost their lives and their families.

my god be with you all

For a more in-depth memorial tribute for Brett and his EBI colleagues lost on 9/11, please also visit:



http://wtc.technologyshoppe.com/



Thank you.

Our heartfelt prayers go to the Bailey family & friends for the loss of Brett. We shall always remember the Summer in Long Island when we first met the Bailey family. We have a few photos from then. What a treasure to have for the memories. We see that Brett had grown into a very successful young man with the future ahead of him. Cut short by the disaster will be a heartache we all bear for the days of our lives.

Fondly,

Will & Pat Vandergrift

To all of Brett's family and friends,

There are no words to say... I think of you in my prayers. I think of Brett every time I see the Angel Yarah gave me. It actually gives me some peaceful feelings. God Bless all of you and may you find strength in Brett's spirit.

Love, Jennifer XOXO

We are deeply sorry for your loss of Brett. May his friendly attitude, competitive sports challenges, his life and love live on in those who love him. May the sorrow in your hearts be lightened by warm memories of times shared with Brett. 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

To Brett's family, There is no way I can know your grief but I want you to know that I share it. All of our lives changed forever on 9-11. Although I don't know you, since just before Thanksgiving I have worn a Mercy Band (Bearing Another's Name Daily) with Brett's name on it. I have his profile published in the NY Times - He is on my mind daily. I share you loss and keep you in my prayers. Roberta Skelton

God bless you and your family. We share your loss and hope you find comfort in the many wonderful memories you have of Brett.

Brett I'm really going to miss the faces you use to make when I came to argue with Kevin about basketball. You always took my side just to make him mad.I'll never forget you for that. (smile)

Forever Rest in Peace

Mia

To the friends and family of Brett Bailey - you may not know me, but please take comfort in knowing that my thoughts are with you. In a world of uncertainty only one thing is certain, that those people we care about most in life are always taken from us too soon.

GOD BLESS BRETT T.BAILEY AND MAY HE

REST IN PEACE.GOD BLESS HIS FAMILY

AND FRIENDS.GOD BLESS AMERICA AND MAY WE NEVER FORGET 9/11/01

I am so sorry for your loss. Brett was a great guy and a brother Setonian. We will never forget him, and we will never forget September 11.



SHP '92

You are in our prayers.

Brett,

I am truly sorry the world is full of such hateful people because of which you died. You didn't die in vain as America has become a better place. God Bless your family and I pray the pain of losing you will lessen with time.