20 years and I will never forget how nice you were. Always a pleasure. Before I retired I met your son. I told him I knew you. RIP

Thinking of you and how proud you must be of Morgan. You taught him well.

Angela was such a special person. I will never forget how kind she was to me when I started. Showing me the ropes, helping me to navigate the firm. She did it all selflessly. Thank you Angela.

Angela and I were colleagues at Marsh and I remember her as a true insurance professional who was so focused on bringing value to her fellow colleagues and clients. She was part of the Marsh Excellence initiative and was on the 99th floor for the meeting. May you Rest In Peace Angela!

Angela will always be in our thoughts. My daughter has worn a bracelet with her name on it every 9/11 anniversary for 18 years. I worked with Angela at Marsh in Morristown, and always enjoyed her kind spirit. I have a recipe in her handwriting for shortbread that I cherish.

My thoughts are with you and your family on this tragic day! I truly appreciated having had the opportunity to work with you.

Angela was a strong role model to me. I worked as her administrative assistant until earlier that year. I knew she loved her Cape Code home and enjoyed bicyling on vacation. I had given her a silver pin just before I transferred from the Parsippany office to the Morristown office to work with the employee benefits area. IN THE EARLY YEARS, around 1/84, Angela gave me her son's toddler clothes to use for my new son, Chris, now 36. I recall the quality of the Osh-Kosh overalls. I hoped to give them back to her one day for her own grandchildren. I lost many colleagues on 9/11, and ARK was my favorite colleague, mentor and friend. I wonder if she ever got the custom iron staircase she wanted for the Cape Cod house... Until we meet again, peace Angela. You are the best exanple for a profesional and exhibited a great work ethic. It was enjoyable to be with you all those hours. M

I can never forget Angela. Working at Tufts University in Risk Management we talked we laughed and she was always there when I needed her. I am devastated and will continue to pray for her forever.

Dear Morgan, Hope you and your dad are well. I always think of you on this day in September and how we used to throw rocks across Boonton Ave. at each other, playing in your tree fort, and your mom making snacks for us. Take care and look me up sometime. Jim

Angela interviewed me and hired me. Two things I remember about her. Nobody cut to the chase with humor like Angela. Also for the short time I worked with her how great of a mentor she was I wish I had gotten to know her better. 13 years later whenever the anniversary comes up I always think of Angela. You don't meet a lot of senior people in the business world so down to earth and willing to share their knowledge. I try to apply the lessons I learned from her to my life everyday.

Thoughts of you increase tremendously during the days surrounding September 11. You had such an important part in my growth as a business professional. I would not be the person I am today if my career had not started out working as your administrative assistant. We had a great team who worked hard and showed respect to one another. Thank you for creating such a great experience to carry with me forever.

On 09-08-13 I participated in a 'Run to Remember' event in Sacramento, California. At the end of the race, each finisher placed an American flag next to a name of their choosing on the memorial dedicated to 09/11 on the Capitol Mall downtown. I randomly picked Angela's name, and when I got home, I read about her life and family online. It looks like i picked a wonderful person, loved by many, to honor. I'm so sorry for your loss and hope you are comforted by knowing we will never forget those who lost their lives that day. Prayers for your family and the men and women (my son among them) serving their country in the armed forces.

This past week I have thought alot of my cousin and her family. Reading these posts her character shines thru. I feel more sad today than in the past 10 years for all that was taken away not only from Angela and family but from all of us. I hope the next 10 years find us all in a better place. I know that she is with God and her dad and when watching the local D.C. news last night out of all the names that could have come across the screen in a five second flash.....there was Angela Kyte on the memorial....

I knew Angie in college at Lycoming. We lived in the same dorm and shared similar interests. She was a wonderful friend and cared so much about bettering the world. She helped me through the death of my college roommate Kathie Brett (Wojcik) from March 2001 until June 18th of that year when Kathie died of pancreatic cancer. We emailed back and forth as Kathie progressed in her illness. It was shocking to find out a few days after 9/11/01 that she had been in that building. Amazingly, a few years later, I listed a house in my area of Maryland and the owner said that she was from Washington, Pa; I asked if she heard of Angie. She knew her mother and told the story of the fellow who was helping her the day of 9/11/01 to set up for her meeting and that Angie told him to go enjoy New York instead of staying with her during the meeting. According to her, he was one of the last people to use the elevator in that tower and he survived. I don't know the validity of the story but it was amazing to have a total stranger tell me about this. I will tell you that Angie was a wonderful lady and an inspiration to all she met. I think of her and her family often and pray for their peace.

Today is the 10th Anniversary of September 11th. You nephew Jason, and his family are at the Iowa State Capital to remember you. We never met, but you sent such a lovely note on the RSVP for Jason and Libby's wedding, that showed what a kind and wonderful person you were. You are not forgotten, and you name is often spoken of in our family. You are missed and loved by your whole family.

Angela, I remember your smile, enthusiasm, happiness, and bright mind. I always looked forward to working with you. You will always be with us.

Angela, we miss your knowledge, professionalism and service at Marsh and wish you hadn't been taken from us on that awful day 10 years ago today. May you rest in peace.

Roger and I met Angela in Vienna, Austria in the summer of 1972. She and a girlfriend has just finished a semester abroad and were on their way back to Lycoming College. The four of us went out to dinner, but Roger and Angela didn't notice me or her friend. They were married soon after, and I had the honor of being in their wedding party. Our families have been close ever since. My wife and I shared one vacation with Angela and Roger at their Cape Cod 'retirement' house. That memory and scores of others are still fresh in my mind as I recall that 11th of September. We helped plan the memorial service for Angela and I was so proud of my daughter who insisted on paying tribute to Angela by playing 'Flying Free' as a piano solo at the service. We miss Angela, and although I visit Roger on Cape Cod every summer, I miss Angela's smile, her sweet disposition, sense of humor, and passion for life.

I had the pleasure of working with Angela when I was involved with the Learning Committee in Phila. She was truly inspirational to work with. I think of her often. My thoguhts and prayers are with her family. May God bless you all.

Angela and I taught the Risk Management Concepts for Clients class in the late 1990's. She was an amazing mentor and teacher and had a great sense of humor.

Angela was the first, and best, Professional Development instructor I had during my career at Marsh. I'm into my 28th year with the firm and still very much appreciate how professionally she taught M&M; I. Thanks Angela.

I met Angela just one or two times at 1234 Avenue of the Americas. She was our client when I was with The Richardson Company. She was bright, articulate and very gracious to me. I was watching the memorials today on tv and saw her picture again. Just so her family and friends know that she is not forgotten, nor any of the others. Even by people who didn't know her well. They are not forgotten. Peace

Dear and Sweet Angela..when I just say 'your relationship' I immediately put 'friend' although we met as 'co-workers' for Tufts University so many years ago..My heart broke that awful day 8 years ago and memories of YOU will always be with me in my prayers as well as for your family. You were always there to speak with me when I couldn't figure OUT what I was doing in the strange world of 'insurance'. Kind and gentle and ever so patient..I miss you still and think of you often..Rest in peace as the good Lord truly needed some heavy duty 'angels' to help put this world back together!!! God Bless forever and ever Love Rosanne

I still miss Angela. I wouldn't be where I am if it wasn't for her. Not only did she give me my first Insurance job, she taught me so much - not only about insurance but about being a mentor and leader. I remember her, as a Managing Director, taking the time to sit with me to show me how to read loss runs. She always took time to teach. I always say we lost our best that day and Angela was definitely one of the best. She will always be in my thoughts and her family will be in my prayers. Never forget!

Even though time has passed it still doesn't seem possible for this tragedy to have happened. There are memories of visiting my family in Pennsylvania or weddings or funerals attended that we would see each other as adults. I think of my cousin and say a prayer for the family that has had to continue on without her. America must remember that innocent people simply went to work that day to never return home.

Dear Angela...My thoughts and prayers are always with you and your family...today marks 7 years since this tradegy that changed everyones lives...the lives that were lost and the sadness it brought to all.....It seems unreal to anyone who knew you and the helping hand you always gave when I called and needed 'something' that you are not here..I pray for your husband, son and your family to know that your spirit will give them the strength they need....God bless you and know that YOU will never be forgotten.. Fondly, Rosanne Giuliano Boston MA

I knew Angela Kyte as Mrs. Kyte or Morgan's Mom. I spent many afternoons at the Kyte homes exploring the woods with Morgan and have very fond memories of the family. My father worked with Roger Kyte for many years in Boonton Twp. I did not know Angela very well, she worked quite a bit as I recall but I know she raised my friend to be a respectful and well rounded. She prepared lunches for us and was quite the warm hearted woman. She was a great mother and my heart is with her family on this day. Morgan, I know it's been over 14 years since I last saw you but if you read this I'd like you to know that I think about our childhood and the good times we shared and I will always remember our adventures exploring and building imaginary spaceships in your driveway. God bless you and your family.

Though it has been so long, I still think of Angela often, especially when I visit NY as I did last week. She was the broker for one of our joint clients and I was always impressed by her professionalism and what she had achieved as a woman within the Marsh organization. I remember well how proud she was of her son and hope that her husband and son take comfort in how fondly she is rembered by so many. Rhonda Reeves, Kansas City, MO

My wife stopped by today and noticed the picture that I can't bring myself to remove from my desk. It's a picture of Angela, Jim Ash, Betsy Sughara and me sitting at a table in Atlantic City. Angela was one of the smartest, nicest people it has ever been my pleasure to know and I still miss her. My thoughts and good wishes are with her husband and son.

Your professionalism and assistance when I first came to the firm will always be remembered. Thinking of you today and all that you contributed.

As I sit here and hearing my daughters trip to New York City and here visit to ground zero.I can only think of Angela. About 6 years ago our little newspaper here in Washington,Pa .Printed an article about our home town girl that was a victim in the (9/11) tradgey. It was Angela and she graduated with me from high school in the year of 1969, I did not know her that well in school,But she was classmate and a very bright one at that,For my self I just wanted to get school out of the way. That is why I never associated with classmates like Angela, I was a person with a general education while ,Angela was so well educated.As I ended up in Vietnam, And she rack up the awards at Lycoming College,as I read in here bio.But has a parent with a daughter that is going to college,And taking a 3 day weekends to New York city just to see a broadway play.I feel as parent to let your child have that experience,but you worry every day when they are gone. So this is to the mother of Angela I feel your pain as a parent . To her immediate family husband and children your mother was a gem and I hope you cherish her while she was on this earth.We will all miss her.And personally while they mention the trade world center on 9/11.My mind goes directly to Angela.May god bless her,she is sadly missed

Angela, you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. I will always have fond memories of our visits to Fenway to see the Sox..you were a wonderful broker and an even better friend.

I am thinking of you today, Angela. Bless you.

I had the pleasure of being Angela's secretary in the early 80's at Marsh's Morristown office. Working in the Commercial Accounts Department was my first 'real' job. I learned a lot from Angela and have always respected her as a great teacher and a tremendous business woman. As I continued on in my career and life, I would keep in touch with her and look to her for guidance. We could go for long periods of time without speaking to each other but, when we did, we could begin as if we had spoken to each other every day. There are very few days that have gone by since September 11th that I do not think of her in some way. As we get closer to the second anniversary of the terrorist attacks, I wanted to add my tribute to her for hard work and dedication to Marsh and to her life. I am thankful for this memorial section so that I can visit it and see her smile and hear her laugh.

I had the pleasure of instructing numerous professional development courses with Angela and for anyone who participated, you remembered her for her organization, thoroughness, and most of all her professionalism. She wanted people to learn so that they could move ahead in their careers. Conversations with her always focused on the importance of education. What a wonderful person.

Angela is the spitting immage of her father, the late Colonel Jack Vaira of the US Army. I boarded with the Vaira's in the fifties when I was a student at Washington & Jefferson College in Washington, Pennsylvaia, Angela's home town. In those days, Angela was just a child. The Vaira's treated me like a brother, and I was like an uncle to Angela and her younger sisters. Her mother and I still keep in touch with each other, and the news of Angela's hit us hard. I shall never forget that awful day in September 2001. Angela, and thousands of others who were sacrificed that day, here are the words of God who spoke through profet Isaiah: 'The people that walked in darkness have seen a great light: they that dwell in the land of the shadow of death, upon them hath the light shined.' Isiah 9:2 Angela, I know you are with God, our Lord Jesus, and your dad Jack. Your 'uncle' and friend Teddy.

As a client of Angela's, I was touched by her enthusiam and passion for her work. She impressed me as consumate professional with a unique sense of people and purpose. Playing in her foursome at one of the outings she hosted at Fiddlers was an experience I will remember always.

While roaming the internet today i belatedly learned of the terrible tragedy involving Angela. In the late 1980's i had the priviledge of working closely with Angela when i was branch manager for AIG in New Jersey. She was a very lovely and bright young lady and a priviledge to work with. I will remeber her in my heart and prayers.

I had the privilege of working with Angela in the early 90's at Marsh in Morristown. She was an inspiration and a wonderful and generous person. Every Christmas I am reminded of her kindness when I unwrap the wonderful handmade ornaments she gave me. Angela is missed, but there will always be a bright reminder of how blessed we are to have had her in our lives.

I met Mrs. Kyte through my daughter, Ronya at an Inroad's Dinner Award Ceremony. She was truly a happy and caring person, with a charming personality. She died because she was a part of a nation who believed in freedom. My heart goes out to her family.

Mrs. Kyte was my Mentor at Marsh when I worked in the 1166 office. She was always there for me when I had any questions about work or personal career and life choices. She was dedicated to her job and her role as my mentor. She would always go out of her way to make sure I was doing my best and reaching my fullest potential. She is surely missed and always remembered.

Angela worked with my wife Pat at M&M; in Morristown in the late 70's. A beautiful person and a great friend. She is missed and her family is in our prayers.

Angela was an leading light in Marsh. Her passion for clients, enthusiasm for helping her colleagues and partners, and her professionalism made her one of the outstanding role models within the firm. She defined the word leadership -- and I was privileged to have worked with her and known her. Angela made a real difference at Marsh and in my life.