In Memory of Thomas Anthony Casoria
September 11th, 2009
September 11, 2001 will always be remembered as a day in which we lost 2,996 of our citizens to the most heinous terrorist attack in the history of America. Tragic though it may be, that day will also be remembered as one that gave us a greater awareness and appreciation of the everyday heroes among us – namely the firefighters, policemen and rescue workers who daily rush toward danger while others are running away.
Thomas Anthony Casoria is one of the brave men who responded to the call on September 11, 2001 and sacrificed his life in the hope that others may live. He was a member of Engine 22 on East 85th Street, 29 years old, and set to be married about one month after that fateful day.
Firefighter Casoria died in the North Tower of the World Trade Center doing a job that he loved.
There were two final radio calls from Tommy before the North Tower fell. The first was to report he was helping other firefighters carry down a paraplegic. The final radio call was to report that he was going back up to help a brother firefighter. Determined, faithful, and heroic to the end.
Thomas will be remembered for his courage, dedication, sense of humor, friendship, devotion and willingness to answer the call of duty. His sacrifice will not be forgotten and will always be appreciated.
To honor other heroes and victims of 9/11, please visit Project 2996.
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Thank you for remembering Thomas, it is a beautiful tribute ~
We will not forget
This is a wonderful tribute. Thanks for never forgetting.