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SLU Alumni Lost on September 11th

Robert J. ”Bobby” Coll, ’88 of Glen Ridge, N. J., was 35. He is survived by his wife, Jennifer Palmer Coll, and two children, Megan Bailey, 2½ , and Bobby, 10 months old; his parents, Edward and Betty Coll, of New Rochelle, N. Y.; and a brother and six sisters. At St. Lawrence, he majored in economics and played football. He went on to NYU Stern School of Business. He was senior vice president of financial markets at Eurobrokers and was trying to help others escape from the South Tower when it collapsed. Contributions to Bobby’s memory may be made to the Megan and Robert Coll III Scholar Choice Account and sent to Salomon Smith Barney, 25 Recreation Park Drive, Hingham, MA 02043.

Catherine Gorayeb ’82, age 41, lived and worked in New York City. She was employed as marketing director for Random Walk Computing, a technology firm for financial services, and had a meeting in the World Trade Center the morning of the attack. She was an English major and briefly operated a clothing store in Canton after graduating. Survivors are her parents, Joe and Helene; two brothers, Chris and Andrew; a sister, Claire, and a daughter, Kate.

Christopher Morrison ’89, age 34, was a senior vice president for Zurich Scudder Investments Co., and was attending a meeting on the 107th floor of One World Trade Center the day of the attack. He was a resident of Charlestown, Mass. While at St. Lawrence, Chris majored in economics and ran track. He is survived by his wife, Kim, and his parents, Maureen and Joseph Morrison of Andover, Mass., as well as two sisters and a niece.

Michel A. “Mike” Pelletier ’88 worked for Cantor Fitzgerald in the World Trade Center and lived in Greenwich, Conn., with his wife, Sophie, and their children Sydney, 2, and Nicholas, 5 months. He was a varsity hockey player and was a member of the 1988 national runner-up team later inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame, as was his teammate, Richie Stewart ‘89, who also perished in the attack. Other survivors are his parents, Lillian and Marcel Pelletier of Mill Bay, B.C., a sister and two brothers, including Daniel ’90.

Richard H. “Richie” Stewart Jr. ’89 was a corporate banker for Cantor Fitzgerald in the World Trade Center. He attended Lawrenceville Academy and while at St. Lawrence majored in psychology and economics, played ice hockey and was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. He was a member of the Athletic Hall of Fame’s 1988 national runner-up hockey team, as was another victim of the attack, Mike Pelletier ‘88. He was very active in a student group that supported Vietnam veterans and worked closely with people involved on-campus. Survivors are his parents, Richard and Joan Stewart of Westford, Mass., and a sister, Susan.

University Communications Homepage	SLU Alumni Lost on September 11th Robert J. ”Bobby” Coll, ’88 of Glen Ridge, N. J., was 35. He is survived by his wife, Jennifer Palmer Coll, and two children, Megan Bailey, 2½ , and Bobby, 10 months old; his parents, Edward and Betty Coll, of New Rochelle, N. Y.; and a brother and six sisters. At St. Lawrence, he majored in economics and played football. He went on to NYU Stern School of Business. He was senior vice president of financial markets at Eurobrokers and was trying to help others escape from the South Tower when it collapsed. Contributions to Bobby’s memory may be made to the Megan and Robert Coll III Scholar Choice Account and sent to Salomon Smith Barney, 25 Recreation Park Drive, Hingham, MA 02043. Catherine Gorayeb ’82, age 41, lived and worked in New York City. She was employed as marketing director for Random Walk Computing, a technology firm for financial services, and had a meeting in the World Trade Center the morning of the attack. She was an English major and briefly operated a clothing store in Canton after graduating. Survivors are her parents, Joe and Helene; two brothers, Chris and Andrew; a sister, Claire, and a daughter, Kate. Christopher Morrison ’89, age 34, was a senior vice president for Zurich Scudder Investments Co., and was attending a meeting on the 107th floor of One World Trade Center the day of the attack. He was a resident of Charlestown, Mass. While at St. Lawrence, Chris majored in economics and ran track. He is survived by his wife, Kim, and his parents, Maureen and Joseph Morrison of Andover, Mass., as well as two sisters and a niece. Michel A. “Mike” Pelletier ’88 worked for Cantor Fitzgerald in the World Trade Center and lived in Greenwich, Conn., with his wife, Sophie, and their children Sydney, 2, and Nicholas, 5 months. He was a varsity hockey player and was a member of the 1988 national runner-up team later inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame, as was his teammate, Richie Stewart ‘89, who also perished in the attack. Other survivors are his parents, Lillian and Marcel Pelletier of Mill Bay, B.C., a sister and two brothers, including Daniel ’90. Richard H. “Richie” Stewart Jr. ’89 was a corporate banker for Cantor Fitzgerald in the World Trade Center. He attended Lawrenceville Academy and while at St. Lawrence majored in psychology and economics, played ice hockey and was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. He was a member of the Athletic Hall of Fame’s 1988 national runner-up hockey team, as was another victim of the attack, Mike Pelletier ‘88. He was very active in a student group that supported Vietnam veterans and worked closely with people involved on-campus. Survivors are his parents, Richard and Joan Stewart of Westford, Mass., and a sister, Susan.
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