I knew Ken from Rider, we lived in the same suite in Lincoln. I learned that he'd been in the WTC by seeing his picture on TV as one of the missing. Ken was always happy and smiling and ALWAYS made us laugh. I'm grateful for the memories I have of him from Rider.

I miss you Uncle Kenny. Everyday.

I will forever remember Ken for the love he had for his family and life. His infectious smile and silly antics. He was someone I could always count on. Never stop smiling down on us all Ken. We miss you and know that we will meet again someday.

I worked with Ken at Cambrex and am thinking of him on this sad anniversary.

I read the AM NY article this morning and immediately recognized Barry on the frront page (there are also not that many Barry Zelman's in the world)- Seeing him and his Mom unfurled an avalanche of memories...anyway, we were customers of his father's shoe store, Colby Shoes, in West Orange, NJ way back in the day. We went there every fall before school opened. We knew Jack (saw him in the article also). Barry, Laurie and probably Ken went to my father's summer day camp, Harbor Hills for many years. I work close to the trade center and now the memory of that day is saddened further knowing of Ken's loss to his family. Amidst memories going back probably 40 years, I am so very sorry for your loss- Amy Greenberg and family

Hi Barry, you've been on my mind during this trial. How are you doing? Maureen and I send our thoughts and prayers to you and your family. Kenny is and will remain in our hearts always, you can be sure of that. Gloria

I met Ken while working at Oracle. You know special people when you meet them and Ken was that. There was something about him. He had a very easy going cordial demeanor at all times and loved his family because he talked about them frequently. God be with you his family. I believe at the time I met him, his wife was expecting their child.

Hi, I was thinking about Ken tonight when I was on a flight tonight, on my way home from a client. I still work for Oracle Consulting. I always remember how calm, cool and collected he was in the face of the politics and the stressful atmosphere of the consulting business. I worked with him at Merrill. I hope all of his family is well and I wanted you to know that I think of him often. Angela

My thoughts and prayers are with you amd your family. Arnie

Be encouraged and remeber that God cares...

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

Ken Zelman is my only brother. No person should have to endure the sorrow of the loss of a sibling. The unspeakable horror that he had to endure is what will propel me to honor him. I will be relentless in my pursuit for justice for him. He will always be a part of me. Forever your brother Barry Zelman.