[Fredslist] Man in Red Bandana

Thu Sep 10 16:42:59 EDT 2015

Scott, Jefferson, Fred, that's a tremendous, heart-wrenching story. Thanks
for sharing.

I would like to offer free college advising to high school students through
the Welles Remy Crowther Charitable Trust by providing a link and free
promo code to post on the site. It will allow the kids a free membership to
my online college advising service. This will be a valuable resource to the
student-families of the Trust, in helping young people learn how to create
their own advantages towards college success and satisfaction while helping
parents better understand the college process that lays ahead.

Let me know if this is of interest. Thank you, and God Bless the Crowther
family!

*Hans*

*"Taking the Logical Approach to College, Not the Typical Approach"*

*CollegeLogic- www.mycollegelogic.com <http://www.mycollegelogic.com>*

*Total College Advisory- www.totalcollegeadvisory.com
<http://www.totalcollegeadvisory.com> *

Hans Hanson- 203.470.3704

On Thu, Sep 10, 2015 at 12:45 PM, Scott Bloom <Sbloom at bloomreg.com> wrote:

> Incredible movie coming out next year too. Jefferson and I saw it
> yesterday. Amazing-a must see-stay tuned...
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> Sent from my iPhone6 OY!
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> On Sep 10, 2015, at 12:43 PM, Jefferson Crowther via Fredslist <
> fredslist at gothamnetworking.com> wrote:
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> I found it in my old saved e-mails.  Of course you can send it out to the
> "List" again.
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> --- On Wed, 9/11/13, Fred Klein <FKlein at kleinzelman.com> wrote:
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> From: Fred Klein <FKlein at kleinzelman.com>
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> Subject: [Fredslist] FW: The Man in the Red Bandana by Jefferson H.
> Crowther
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> Date: Wednesday, September 11, 2013, 4:29 PM
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> This day should not pass with out everyone reading the
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> following by Jefferson Crowther, Chair of our Open House
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> Group.
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> 'The Man in the Red Bandana'
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> By Jefferson H. Crowther
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> Please excuse these ramblings of a proud, old father who
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> lost one the brightest lights in his life. This light was my dear, dear
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> son, Welles  Remy Crowther, who at age 24 was killed when the South Tower
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> of the World Trade Center collapsed on him and so many other
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> innocent victims of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. Welles was an
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> equities trader with Sandler-O'Neill and Partners working on the
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> 104th floor of WTC2. He was also a volunteer firefighter and member of
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> Empire Hook & Ladder Co. #1 in Upper Nyack, NY. Somehow he made his way to
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> the 78th floor Sky Lobby after the plane had impacted his building,
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> and there he found a group of people who were afraid to move. They had
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> huddled together and were waiting for the rescue workers to get to
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> them. They felt if they moved around they might fall through a hole in
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> the floor and be lost as the visibility was almost nil due to the dust
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> and smoke.. There were many injured people around them,
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> screaming with pain, unable to extract themselves from under the slabs of
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> marble that lined the hallways that had them trapped. My son, Welles,
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> wearing a red bandanna (which he always carried in his back pocket) to
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> protect  himself from the dust and smoke, found them and told them
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> that he knew where the only open stairway was and if they could walk they
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> should get up now, help those whom they could, but that there were
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> people they could not help and that they had to go right away. His
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> words as quoted to us by some of the individuals who were there and
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> survived were "follow me, I know the way". Welles made
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> three trips from the 78th floor down to the 61st floor where the lights
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> still on and the air was clearer. He told them to keep going down the
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> stairs, but he kept going back up to escort more people down. In all we
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> have confirmed three trips he made between the floors before he
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> went all the way down to the lobby. He was in the lobby ready to go
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> back up with a fire lieutenant and two other firefighters with the
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> tools necessary to lift some of the heavy debris in order to
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> rescue more victims. But the building did not stand and we lost our
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> beautiful son who cared more for others than for his own life.
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> There is so much more I could tell you about him, and you
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> can read about Welles at CrowtherTrust.org., a website for the Welles
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> Remy Crowther Charitable Trust, a charity we set up in his memory
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> as a memorial to a young man who saw his duty and did it. You can
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> also Google "the man in the red bandanna".
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> People tell us that we raised our son too well. I respond
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> that he was born with the software installed. The good Lord put Welles
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> on this earth knowing that he would have to call on him.
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> Unfortunately, it was just 24 years into so promising a life.
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> But, we started The Welles Remy Crowther Charitable Trust to
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> bring some good out of a terrible tragedy. Through it we have been
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> able to work with many other agencies by making grants and gifts to
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> help young  people become exemplary adults, whether for educational,
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> health related, or recreational needs. Again, I refer you to our
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> website to find out more about the incredible work we have
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> accomplished. And this proud, old father thanks you for having read about
> a true
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> civilian hero of 9/11/01. May God bless America.
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