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I went to grade school with Jennifer at PCIS in Plymouth, MA. Although she was only a friend of a friend of mine and I did not know her very well, I think of her and her family every Sept. 11th. I can't believe it has been 10 years, but I hope her family has stayed strong and remember her proudly.

I went to grade school with Jennifer at PCIS in Plymouth, MA. Although she was only a friend of a friend of mine and I did not know her very well, I think of her and her family every Sept. 11th. I can't believe it has been 10 years, but I hope her family has stayed strong and remember her proudly.

I'm a college classmate. Every year I always take time to pray for your family. Throughout the year, at different times, the Lord reminds me to lift your family in prayer. May He flood you with great memories of her.

I would like to start with how sorry I am that this had to happen to anyone and it really hits alot of people. I live in St. Johns, Newfoundland, Canada and it has affected me a great deal. Jennifer was a beautiful women and my condolences go to the family and friends that lost her that day. (please email me if you get this and have read.)

I think of Jen and her family every year on this very sad day. I went to Thayer Academy with Jen, and have so many great memories of our friendship. Jen was such a smart, fun, kind girl who always smiled. I had many laughs with her on our way to swimming. I still cannot believe she is gone. I will always remember those good times together!

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My thoughts and prayers are with Jennifer's family as the anniversary of that horrible day has visited all of us once again. I didn't know Jennifer very well. We were in the same kindergarden class at Federal Furnace School in Plymouth and later we would run into each other at Blessed Kateri Parish where she worked after school and on weekends and I where I served first as an altar boy and then as a lector. I will always remember that Jennifer was a kind and caring young woman who cared a great deal for her family, friends and the community around her. May her soul and the souls of all the faithfully departed in the Glory of God, Rest in Peace. Amen.

Hi I went to school with Jenn Kane .She was one of my best friends we played softball togther. Her dad George was my coach. When I went to coyle we drifted apart. She use to come over for Cabbage Patch Parties at my house. Jenn I miss u dearly. George,Faye and Matthew and Timmy. Please take care of your beautiful family .. xoxoxo Nicole Lanning

George Kane was the most decent and caring fellow I ever worked for. A terrible thing happened seven years ago. My thoughts and prayers are always with him and his family.

Today is September 11, 2007. I only recently learned from a friend that Faye (Whitehead) Kane's daughter was a victim of September 11, 2001. I went to school with Faye in Warren, Rhode Island. In seeing this beautiful picture of Jennifer, I am struck at how much she looks like her mother. I haven't seen Faye in many, many years; nor have I ever met her family. At this time, I want to extend to Faye and her family my most sincere condolences for the loss of their beautiful young daughter and sister. There simply is no way to ever understand or accept that day six years ago and the precious lives it destroyed. My thoughts and prayers will be with the Kane family, and I hope time can ease some of the pain they are feeling. Jennifer was a beautiful girl. Sincerely, Peggie (Giller) Dallaire.

To the Kane family,

I graduated from Villanova with an accounting degree in the Class of '97 with Jennifer. I was not a good friend with your daughter. However, I did have a lot of classes with her and had numerous conversations with her over the years. She was truly kind, gentle-hearted, and lived life fully.

As that terrible day unfolded, I began to think of all of my classmates that moved back to New York after graduation. When I learned that Jennifer was one of the fallen, my eyes welled-up with tears and I immediately thought of her family.

I have prayed so much for all of you. As each anniversay of that day passes, I always remeber your daughter and feel sorrow. I pray that you are able to cherish all of the wonderful memories you have of Jennifer and that you have family and friends who are a great source of comfort when needed.

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Although I never met Jennifer, I learned about her through her aunts, the Clavin sisters. They showed us the tribute that was held for Jennifer. My mom was Barbara Clavin's cousin. Thinking of you on this sad anniversary.

Jennifer's picture has been on our refridgerator since her father sent it to us after donating to the endowment. While we did not know her she is our connection to the tragedy and my family prays for her regularly. We will never forget her sacrifice and we will never take her picture down.

A Beautiful, Intelligent, Innocent Women should not have been taken from her parents, brothers, friends and from America... God Bless your Family and God Bless the United States of America! -Charlie

Tonight I was doing some geneology research and I stumbled across this page. I was curious to learn more about someone with the same name. I was truly saddened to hear that somone who shared my name was lost in the tragedy on September 11. I read Jennifer's bio and was amazed by our similarities. I participated in many of the same activities in high school. I was born in New York but now reside in California I am truly sorry for your loss. I would love to hear from you.

Sincerely,

Jennifer Kane DeAnda formerly, Jennifer Kane

This is sincere.

My condolences go out to George and Fay. I never knew Jennifer, but I know that George has been a wonderful friend and coworker for many years. May God bless you and your family. Love, Nancy

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I am from England and have no knowledge of Jennifer but my thoughts are very sad as someone of beauty and offering the world so much is stolen from the world.Here in England our thoughts are with all of American victims and families.

I went to High School with Jen. I have so many memories of Jen, and can't even begin to tell just one story. Each story has the same ending, "She was a beautiful girl, with a loving spirit, and a hellava sense of humor:)"

I lost touch with her after she went to Villanova... but she was always in my thoughts and she always will be.

My heart goes out to her family and friends, because to have known her is to have been touched by her.

Her memory will continue to flourish with our thoughts and our memories... no one can take that away. You will live on as long as we never forget.

My name is Chip and I was involved in a Patriot Ride on September 11, 2002 in Phoenix, AZ. All of the participants were given wrist bands with names of the fallen from 9-11. I was given Jennifer to take on a motorcycle ride, along with approx. 6,000 other riders. It was my privilage to have her with me and from now on she will always have a special place with me. I as an American will never forget Jennifer or any of the other fallen as the result of the tragedy on 9-11-01.

For Jennifer's family or friends who may be interested, details and photos of the ride will be posted soon at www.cyclerides.com.

Thank you for allowing me the chance to have her in my life this day.

My name is Robert Johnson. I am a programmer/analyst at the University of California in San Francisco. I did not know Jennifer Kane or anything about her until last night, when I attended a September 11th memorial service at St. Anselm Catholic Church, in Ross, California.

The opening procession included a color guard carrying the American flag, followed by a contingent of local members of the police and fire departments. We sang hymns, read scripture and poems and our priest, Fr. Steven, gave a beautiful reflection on remembering.

The service to that point was moving enough, but I was not prepared for what followed next. There was a large container of white carnations on the altar, and we were asked to come up and receive one. On each flower was attached the name of a person who had died in the attacks that day. Father Steven, asked us to keep this person in our prayers, and to ask them to pray for us, that our world become a place of peace and of justice for all. I was given a flower with Jennifer's name on it.

This personalized connection with the events of September 11th had a profound effect on me, and I have vowed to follow exactly the instructions that were given us.

Therefore, Jennifer, please pray to the Father for us, that we may indeed one day have a world at peace, where no one lives in terror of anything - of attack, of war, of famine, of any assault on their innate dignity - but especially where no one lives in terror of the future. Pray, Jennifer, that we never lose hope or the ability to forgive. Pray that we may always believe, as Ann Frank did, that "despite everything, I still believe in the goodness of people".

I thank you, Jennifer, for your supreme sacrifice that day. I will pray for you and for the eternal repose of your soul. I am certain that God is blessing you.

Sincerely,

Robert Johnson

johnsonr88@hotmail.com

I was at a memorial here in Los Angeles for the victims of the September 11th tragedy when a young gentleman walked in and stood beside me. In his hand, he was holding a bookmark with a picture of Jennifer on it. I saw the website address and felt eager to log on & express my condolences to Jennifer's family and friends. Like so many other Americans, I feel as if I can't do enough to help shoulder some of your pain. Just know that you and Jennifer are in my thoughts and prayers, as is all who have been affected by this horrible tragedy. God Bless Jennifer. God Bless America.

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My name is Luisa, I'm the Marsh Italy Controller Assistant.

Last week, I fortuitously saw some Jennifer's pictures on a magazine about the 11th September: I saw her smiling face and, then, I read 'Marsh Inc.'.

I've been working here since the 1st October 2001, so I wasn't here the day of that tragedy, but I'd like to have met her and I'd like, now, to be similar to her, as I can read in her family tribute: smiling, active, professional and ambitious.

Thank you.

My name is Patric and I am David Tengelin's brother. I want to extend my sincere condolences to all of the Kane family for your loss of Jennifer. I met Jen in the summer of 2001. I rode a taxi to the World Trade Center and was met by my brother in the lobby and we took the elavator up to the 100th floor. I met Jen, Carl, Chris, Ramzi, Ana and Dan. They were a happy bunch and I was happy to see my brother work with colleagues, whom were also such good friends.

As it was Friday, everyone was going home for the weekend but I was promised that on Thursday the following week we would all go out and have a few drinks, which the CAPSters had made a tradition of. Tony had come back from Italy where he had been on business with Danielle and he joined us as we went to a bar in downtown Manhattan. Jennifer was the only girl and the boys all looked out for her. She had a good sense of humour and was fun to be around.

My first impression of Jennifer was that she was an ambitious, attractive young lady, who knew how to carry herself well. I will remember her for a long time to come as I recall that Thursday night when I had the privilege to meet and socialise with my brother's colleagues.

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