Clive Thompson

Hi Ian, happy birthday today. We still miss you and love you to bits. Love you lots , all of the Thompson family.

Always remembered Ian with affection. From your friend from our village Peaslake and school memories. God bless you Julie (Parsons)

Watching the memorial services yesterday on the 20th anniversary, I thought of Ian and remember his huge bear hugs, wide smile, his warmth and generosity. Thinking of him and all his family on what must be a tough day.

Happy birthday today Ian. We all miss you, love, all the Thompsons.

A time when we all remember our loved ones. Rest in peace dear friend

Our thoughts of deep sympathy we send to your family. Each new day may God give the help needed. Clive is still sadly missed by others and will be remembered with fondness.

Hi Ian. Another year has gone by and we all still miss you terribly. Not a day goes by without you popping up in my thoughts. I cant any more at the moment. Miss you , love you , from all of the Thompson family.

So sad how Clive lost his life on Sept. 11th.

Thinking of you and your family on this day. Never forgotten. We were friends when we lived in the same village and caught the coach to school. I remember that you were a kind and gentle person. God bless you all.
From Julie Szokalski (parsons)

Still think of you Ian, you were and remain a giant of a man with such thought for others before yourself.
I remember when at 23.00 on a Sunday night I was still fitting my flatpack kitchen etc which was not going well, and as we were neighbours with yourself and Lucy, you came round with a can of beer to lighten my mood! That just shows you what a man you were. The world is a much sadder place without you.
Both Penny and I offer our deepest condolences to Lucy and your Daughters at this family time.
John & Penny Mee, Suffolk, England.

I worked with Ian from '89-'92. He was our "Link Man" which meant he would pass orders between New & London office. He was a wonderful,witty,gregarious and lovable fellow.We sat nearby one another. I remember the first time he tasted General Tso's chicken for lunch after being out on a hard night out on the town. He commented 'This is Magic". He inhaled it and savored every bite.We spent alot of time chatting in the afternoons in an era of no computers or internet.
Earlier this week,on Tuesday, 12/08/15, i did an unsuccessful search on google for his name and also did a Bloomberg search to see if he was in our business because for some reason i was thinking of him.Today, on my way back from lunch ,I stopped by the 911 memorial and i randomly stopped at one of the two waterfall pools.After gazing down into the rushing waters below, i looked up and engraved in front of me was the name Clive Ian Thompson.I could not believe my eyes!Ian's spirit truly live's on! My deepest respect & profoundest condolences to his wife and family. RIP my old friend.

Dear Ian,
Both Penny and I have thought of you many times, as well as the time living as your neighbours with Lucy, in Witley, Surrey, for what seems such a short time. You and I used to travel up to London on the 6.30 am train together sometimes and have the odd pint together too. The World has lost such a giant of man, so kind and thoughtful for others.
- John & Penny Mee, Suffolk, England.

Dear Ian, I am thinking of you and remember when we both grew up in that lovely village in Peaslake and caught the school coach together. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Dear Ian, as always at this time of year, I think of you & your family. I remember you from when I lived in Summit. Always smiling, helpful and funny. Rest in peace.

Happy birthday Ian, another year gone by but the pain has not eased. We all miss you so much and you are in my thoughts ever day. All fo our everlasting love, Keith, karen, Hannnah and Paige

Happy birthday Ian, another year and yet we all miss you so much. All our love.Keith, Karen , Hannah and Paige

Happy Birthday!!!

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.

Happy 50th Birthday!!!

Hi Ian, Happy Birthday. The big 50. What a pity that we not be able to celebrate what should have been a beautiful milestone in your life. We all miss you very much any you are forever in our thoughts.All our love on this great day, Keith, Karen, Hannah and Paige

Hello Ian,
6 years now and it still feels like yesterday. I went to the memorial garden in London on the 11th and read your name out and left you a rose. It was a lovely day with clear skies and warm sunshine. Lots of people were there including some Eurobrokers families. We all miss you very much and a day does not pass when I do not think of you and our families. I miss you and will always love you. You are forever young in my heart. All our love, Keith Karen , Hannan and Paige

Happy birthday Ian my little brother, You would be 49 today, but now you are young forever. What a long way this is from that sunny day that you were born in Cyprus. We met up with Lucy and Rachel last sunday when they were over here. We all miss you All our love, Keith, Karen, Hannan and Paige

In remembrance....

I am ashamed to admit that it took 5 years before I even realized that this wonderful site existed - I was just told about it recently and I am overwhelmed by the messages of love and support that I have read here. I would like to take this opportunity of thanking everyone, from the bottom of my heart, for all the support, love, help and encouragement that you have given us these last difficult five years - we could not get through it without you. In these very troubled times it is so comforting to know that Ian isn't forgotten and that there are so many good and wonderful people surrounding us. The girls and I never stop appreciating all that so many of you do to help us try and lead more normal lives. Thank you all. We are forever indebted to you. The Thompson Family

...I had lunch with Lucy today Ian - we talked about you and smiled...



JB

Dearest Ian,



These past two years have gone by so fast. We miss you dreadfully still. You were a true friend to us especially during some very difficult times.



I miss our conversations; you, Lucy and the girls coming over for Sunday dinner and regaling everyone with funny stories; your crazy antics; your zest for life and, above all your friendship.

Sara misses her "2nd dad", Ben misses your humour and they both miss your bear hugs.

We are proud to have known you and will never forget you.

God Bless,

Teri, Sara and Ben

I saw the story about Ian Thompson on 60 Minutes and was touched by hearing about what a wonderful person he was. I am so sorry to his family and friends for their loss. My heart goes out to his wife and his daughters. I'm glad his friends and neighbors are there as a support system. What great great people they are. With love,

Seeing Ian's photo on 60 Minutes shocked and saddened me. I did not know he had lost his life that horrible day. What a kind and gentle man he was.

My thoughts and prayers are with his wife Lucy and two daughters. May they find comfort in their memories of him.

Cindy Elgrably (a client)

May the spirit of your wonderful

father and loving husband give you

strength to continue your lives.

Your Dad and husband was an incredible man. Just listening to all of you on Television was truly



an emotional experience. Your father

was more than special. He touched

all of your lives and you certainly

touched ours.

I was so moved emotionally by all of you. YOur precious daughter who

said you just can't keep crying and crying and that you have to move on with ones'life has left so many of my friends and relatives speechless.

We just wanted to reach through the T. V. and hug all of you. May you always remember the wonderful times that you shared with your Dad and husband. May Ian's spirit and strength help you and comfort you over the years.

I will never forget any of you and

pray that your days become easier

and that the sun will shine once again on your lives.

OUr deepest sympathy

For some reason Ian's picture has always stuck out whenever I have seen a tribute of 9/11 and I never understood why until I saw 60 Minutes the other night and saw what a beautiful family he has. Now I know. You are in my prayers.

Saw the "60 Minutes" show last night. What an incredible family all 3 of you are!! Lucy, your 2 girls are so grown up. They look just like their dad. You must be so proud of them. We will never forget and now you will be in my prayers forever. Til we all meet again...!

Ian, You will live on in the hearts and memories of so many people. Your kindness to our family is just one example of the way you spread happiness wherever you went.

With love from all of us.

May God Bless you and watch over the family and friends that you left behind the morning of September 11,2001. I am so sorry for the loss of so many people. I will never forget what happened and I just can not make myself understand the kind of hate that could do something like this. May you rest in peace forever more.

DEAR GOD SHINE YOUR LIGHT ON THIS BEAUTIFUL MAN..IAN CLIVE THOMPSON AND MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE WITH GOD AND HIS ANGELS..GOD BLESS HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN..GOD BLESS AMERICA..NEW YORK AND THE GOOD PEOPLE OF ENGLAND..MAY JESUS AND HIS SAINTS GREET YOU AT THE GATES OF HEAVEN...AMEN

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Thank you.

When I saw your picture on the TV during the celebrity telethon, I immediately recognised you as the guy who used to get on the same trains to and from London as me. Even though we never spoke I still remembered you. The red silk on the inside of your jacket always used to catch my eye, you were always so well dressed.



It is funny that we both caught the same trains to London, and years apart we both ended up living in the USA. I arrived July 2001. What a small world we live in.

I remember the first time I met Mr. Thompson was in my home in Summit. My mother was ill and the squad came out to check on her and transport her to Overlook Hospital. In all the rush of getting my mom to the hospital, Mr. Thompson was so sweet making balloons of his rubber gloves and talking to my 2 year old and making her relax in a very stressful situation. He was a true gem.

We are so sorry for your loss, and our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Ian i think of you often i miss you and all my other friends at ebi. Brandon misses you too. lucy you're husband was a true gem in every sense. god bless you.

I considered myself a "friend" of Ian Thompson. Although I knew him through his carpet-cleaning business only, I felt as if I knew him well. His charm, personality and affability contributed to his overall being. I will miss Ian not only for his professional abilities but also for his kindness and warmth. I am so sorry to hear of his death. May God bless and guide his wife, Lucy, and their two children.

I never knew Mr.Thompson. Infact, I hardly know him daughter but what I have heard about him, he seems to have been a wonderful man. You will never be forgotton.

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