I met Dorothy at a training seminar earlier in 2001. She was so down to earth. Everything resurfaced when I just learned that she was finally identified. She may now rest in peace and her family has closure.

Such a sweet person always dressed so nice and such a good heart I am sure she is an angel Watching over her family.

I had the privilege of speaking with Dorothy on occasion during my insurance career. She was the epitome of professionalism and a lovely woman. My heartfelt condolences to her family and friends. God bless all of you. Donna Bowers Retired, Hull & Company, Inc. Fort Lauderdale, Florida

I was a High School classmate! Rest In Peace Sweetheart…

I just watched you on CNN and you were a co-worker of my friend Lucy Crifasi who also perished in the North Tower on 9/11/01. I hope that your family finally can get some peace from this and wish you well when you read your Mom's name on 9/11.

I was a HS classmate, she was the sweetest and the kindest person...RIP Dorothy

We found you today. Rest in Peace sweet Dorothy.

I worked with Dorothy at The Treiber Group from 1990-2000. She worked in the Personal Lines Dept and she also handled my personal auto insurance that we as employees had with the company. She was a quiet lovely person. I left the company in 2000 and never knew what had happened to her. When I read the paper the days that followed the event I could not believe it when i saw her picture. She was a beautiful kind person. My thoughts to her family. There are no words to lose someone in this way. She will always be with you

I am a history teacher in a small community in South Jersey. Over the period of several days, community members are placing over 2,900 American flags in a field to honor each and every one of the 9/11 victims. I had the priviledge of honoring Dorothy Morgan. Although I never had the opportunity to meet Dorothy, I thought her colleagues, family and friends may find comfort in the knowledge that ten years after this tragedy, Dorothy is remembered.

I am the person who was hired to replace Dorothy after she passed on 9/11. I never knew Dorothy while she was living but as I reached out to clients to introduce myself, they each expressed how classy and professional she was. Although we never met, through the impact she had on clients and colleagues alike, I feel as though I knew her. To her family, please know that we here at Private Client Services have not forgotten. She lives on in our memories (and files) every day.

Hi Sis.(Dor), I hope this message goes beyond cyperspace into heavenspace to express how deeply you are missed and loved. I visted Ground Zero March 20th(my birthday} in memory and celebration of your birthday (March 12th - Happpy Birthday). Love Much, Ethell (Tee) Dear Auntie Dorothy, I cry for you often and pick flowers for you often. I miss you and love you.....Amelia(age 5yrs old)

I met Dorothy at a training seminar in New Jersey about 2 years ago. During dinners we sat together & talked. I remember her elegant style and demeanor. She was a beautiful woman and had a class about her that set her apart from others.