Although I worked for Marsh during the time of the attacks I did not personally know Eileen. I joined a group called Toastmasters at my current job where we have to give speeches. Yesterday I gave a my first speech and I spoke about keeping my falling co-workers memory alive. I pray that your family has found some peace and I pray that you are resting in peace!

(Corrected: address from previous posting) I worked with Eileen for several years at Tokio Marine Management, at 101 Park Avenue. While we had different job roles, I did have occassion to interact with her a number of times over the years. We grew to respect each other very much. She will be missed. My prayers are with her and her family. -Steve

I just found this tribute page after googling Eileen's name. I worked with Eileen at Tokio Marine Management, Inc. She was fun, freely spoke her mind and always had something to say. I missed her when she moved on to her new job, but I will never forget her.

After three years, hardly a day goes by when I don't think about our lost colleagues and especially people like Eileen, from the 99th floor of 1 WTC. I remember so many little things - that Eileen was a notary, how proud she was of her daughter, the time she got stuck in the elevator, that she told me about the bike show (I still have the t-shirts).

I worked with Eileen for several years at Tokio Marine Management, on 499 Park Avenue. While we had different job roles, I did have occassion to interact with her a number of times over the years. We grew to respect each other very much. She will be missed. My prayers are with her and her family. -Steve

I didn't know Eileen personally but as a colleague and Christian I would like to extend my condolences to her family and I pray that she is resting peacefully, waiting for us to join her in heaven. With love, Michael Cantatore

Eileen, I did not know you except for your name here, but I do know how you died...tragic and senselessly. I am saddened deep in my chest as I remember the distruction and loss of life on 9/11. You should not have died that day and you certainly should not be listed here with not a word about your life and your death. I am sorry that your life ended so quickly that dreadful morning. I am sorry that your family and loved ones mourn. I pray that you are at peace now. I pray that you lived a happy life and that you knew you were loved. Rest in peace...