Lest We Forget!

The Victims:

United Airlines Flight 93, Newark, N.J. to San Francisco, crashed near Shanksville, Pa.

CREW:
- Lorraine G. Bay, 58, East Windsor, N.J., flight attendant, United Airlines
- Sandra W. Bradshaw, 38, Greensboro, N.C., flight attendant, United Airlines
- Jason Dahl, 43, Denver, Colo., captain, United Airlines
- Wanda Anita Green, 49, Linden, N.J., flight attendant, United Airlines
- LeRoy Wilton Homer Jr., 36, Marlton, N.J., first officer, United Airlines
- CeeCee Lyles, 33, Fort Myers, Fla., flight attendant, United Airlines
- Deborah Welsh, 49, New York, N.Y., flight attendant, United Airlines

PASSENGERS:
- Christian Adams, 37, Biebelsheim, Germany, foreign sales manager, German Wine Fund
- Todd Beamer, 32, Cranbury, N.J., account manager, Oracle Corp.
- Alan Beaven, 48, Hurleyville, N.Y., environmental lawyer
- Mark K. Bingham, 31, San Francisco, Calif., owner, The Bingham Group
- Deora Frances Bodley, 20, San Diego, Calif., university student, Santa Clara (Calif.) University

- Marion Britton, 53, New York, N.Y., assistant regional director, U.S. Census Bureau
- Thomas E. Burnett Jr., 38, San Ramon, Calif., senior vice president and chief operating officer, Thoratec Corp.
- William Joseph Cashman, 60, West New York, N.J., construction worker
- Georgine Rose Corrigan, 56, Honolulu, Hawaii, antiques and collectibles dealer
- Patricia Cushing, 69, Bayonne, N.J., retiree
- Joseph Deluca, 52, Ledgewood, N.J., systems business consultant, Pfizer Inc.
- Patrick Joseph Driscoll, 70, Point Pleasant Beach, N.J., retired research director, Bell Communications
- Edward P. Felt, 41, Matawan, N.J., technology director, BEA Systems

- Jane C. Folger, 73, Bayonne, N.J., retiree
- Colleen Laura Fraser, 51, Elizabeth, N.J., chairwoman, New Jersey Developmental Disabilities Council
- Andrew Garcia, 62, Portola Valley, Calif., salesman
- Jeremy Glick, 31, Hewlett, N.J., managing director, Credit Suisse Boston
- Lauren Grandcolas, 38, San Rafael, Calif., sales worker, Good Housekeeping magazine
- Donald F. Greene, 47, Greenwich, Conn., executive vice president, Safe Flight Instrument Corp.
- Linda Gronlund, 46, Greenwood Lake, N.Y., environmental compliance, BMW
- Richard Jerry Guadagno, 39, Eureka, Calif., manager, Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge
- Toshiya Kuge, 20, Nishimidoriguoska, Japan, student, Japanese
- Hilda Marcin, 79, Budd Lake, N.J., retired teacher's aide
- Waleska Martinez Rivera, 37, Jersey City, N.J., automation specialist, U.S. Census Bureau
- Nicole Miller, 21, San Jose, Calif., student, West Valley College
- Louis J. Nacke, 42, New Hope, Pa., distribution center director, Kay-Bee Toys
- Donald Arthur Peterson, 66, Spring Lake, N.J., retired president, Continental Electric Co.
- Jean Hoadley Peterson, 55, Spring Lake, N.J., retired nurse
- Mark Rothenberg, 52, Scotch Plains, N.J., owner, MDR Global Resources
- Christine Anne Snyder, 32, Kailua, Hawaii, arborist, Outdoor Circle
- John Talignani, 74, New York, N.Y., retired restaurant worker
- Honor Elizabeth Wainio, 27, Baltimore, Md., district manager, Discovery Channel stores
- Olga Kristin Gould White, 65, New York, N.Y., freelance medical journalist

Pentagon, Washington

- Ambrose, Paul W. 32, Washington, D.C., senior clinical adviser, Office of the Surgeon General
- Amundson, Spc. Craig 28, Fort Belvoir, Va., multimedia illustrator for deputy chief of staff of personnel, U.S. Army
- Barnes, Melissa Rose 27, Redlands, Calif., yeoman second class, U.S. Navy
- Beilke, (Retired) Master Sgt. Max J. 69, Laurel, Md., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Betru, Yeneneh 35, Burbank, Calif., director of medical affairs, IPC
- Bishundat, Kris Romeo 23, Waldorf, Md., information systems technician second class, U.S. Navy

- Blagburn, Carrie R. 48, Temple Hills, Md., civilian budget analyst, U.S. Army
- Boone, Lt. Col. Canfield D. 54, Clifton, Va., U.S. Army
- Booth, Mary Jane (MJ) 64, Falls Church, Va., secretary, American Airlines
- Borrero de Padro, Diana 55, Woodbridge, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Bowen, Donna 42, Waldorf, Md., Pentagon communications representative, Verizon
- Allen P. Boyle, 30, Fredericksburg, Va., defense department contractor, U.S. Defense Department
- Brown II, Bernard Curtis 11, Washington, D.C., student, Leckie Elementary School (Washington)

- Burford, 23, Christopher Lee Hubert, N.C., electronics technician third class, U.S. Navy
- Burlingame III, Charles F. 51, Herndon, Va., captain, American Airlines
- Caballero, 21, Daniel Martin Houston, Texas, electronics technician third class, U.S. Navy
- Calderon-Olmedo, Sgt. 1st Class Jose Orlando 44, Annandale, Va., U.S. Army
- Calley, Suzanne M. 42, San Martin, Calif., strategic marketing, Cisco Systems Inc.
- Carter, Angelene C. 51, Forrestville, Md., accountant, U.S. Army
- Carver, Sharon A. 38, Waldorf, Md., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Caswell, William E. 54, Silver Spring, Md., physicist, U.S. Navy
- Chada, John J. 55, Manassas, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Chapa, Rosa Maria (Rosemary) 64, Springfield, Va., civilian employee, Defense Intelligence Agency
- Charlebois, David M. 39, Washington, D.C., first officer, American Airlines
- Clark, Sara M. 65, Columbia, Md., sixth-grade teacher, Backus Middle School (Washington)
- Cooper, Julian T. 39, Springdale, Md., Navy contractor
- Cottom, Asia S. 11, Washington, D.C., student, Backus Middle School (Washington)
- Cranford, Lt. Cmdr. Eric A. 32, Drexel, N.C., U.S. Navy
- Davis, Ada M. 57, Camp Springs, Md., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- DeConto, Capt. Gerald Francis 44, Sandwich, Mass., director of current operations and plans, U.S. Navy
- Debeuneure, James Daniel 58, Upper Marlboro, Md., fifth-grade teacher, Ketcham Elementary School (Washington)
- Dickerson Jr., Lt. Col. Jerry Don 41, Durant, Miss., U.S. Army
- Dickens, Rodney 11, Washington, D.C., student, Ketcham Elementary School (Washington)
- Dillard, Eddie A. Alexandria, Va., retired marketing manager, Philip Morris
- Doctor Jr., Johnnie 32, Jacksonville, Fla., information systems technician first class, U.S. Navy
- Dolan Jr., Capt. Robert Edward 43, Alexandria, Va., head of strategy and concepts branch, U.S. Navy
- Donovan, Cmdr. William Howard 37, Nunda, N.Y., U.S. Navy
- Droz III, Charles A. 52, Springfield, Va., vice president for software development, EM Solutions Inc.
- Dunn, Cmdr. Patrick 39, Springfield, Va., surface warfare officer, U.S. Navy
- Earhart, Edward Thomas 26, Salt Lick, Ky., aerographer's mate first class, U.S. Navy
- Edwards, Barbara G. 58, Las Vegas, Nev., teacher, Palo Verde High School
- Elseth, Lt. Cmdr. Robert Randolph 37, Vestal, N.Y., U.S. Navy
- Falkenberg, Charles S. 45, University Park, Md., research director, ECOlogic Corp.
- Falkenberg, Dana 3, University Park, Md.
- Falkenberg, Zoe 8, University Park, Md.
- Fallon, Jamie Lynn 23, Woodbridge, Va., storekeeper third class, U.S. Navy
- Ferguson, James Joseph 39, Washington, D.C., educational outreach director, National Geographic Society
- Fields, Amelia V. 36, Dumfries, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Fisher, Gerald P. 57, Potomac, Md., consultant, Booz-Allen & Hamilton Inc.
- Flagg, Darlene E. 63, Millwood, Va., housewife
- Flagg, Wilson F. 63, Millwood, Va., retired Navy Admiral and pilot, American Airlines
- Flocco, Matthew Michael 21, Newark, Del., aerographer's mate second class, U.S. Navy
- Foster, Sandra N. 41, Clinton, Md., civilian employee, Defense Department
- Gabriel Sr., Richard P. 54, Great Falls, Va., managing partner, Stratin Consulting
- Getzfred, Capt. Lawrence Daniel 57, Elgin, Neb., officer in the Navy command center at the Pentagon, U.S. Navy
- Ghee, Cortez 54, Reisterstown, Md., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Gibson, Brenda C. 59, Falls Church, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Golinski, Ron F. 60, Columbia, Md., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Gray, Ian J. 55, Columbia, Md., president, McBee Associates
- Hale-McKinzy, Diane M. 38, Alexandria, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Hall, Stanley R. 68, Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif., director of program management, Raytheon Co.
- Halmon, Carolyn B. 49, Washington, D.C., budget analyst, U.S. Army
- Heidenberger, Michele M. 57, Chevy Chase, Md., flight attendant, American Airlines
- Hein, Sheila M. S. 51, University Park, Md., budget and management specialist, U.S. Army
- Hemenway, Ronald John 37, Shawnee, Kan., electronics technician first class, U.S. Navy
- Hogan Jr., Maj. Wallace Cole 40, Fla., U.S. Army
- Holley, Jimmie Ira 54, Lanham, Md., civilian accountant, U.S. Army
- Houtz, Angela M. 27, La Plata, Md., civilian employee, U.S. Navy
- Howell, Brady K. 26, Arlington, Va., management intern for chief of intelligence, U.S. Navy
- Hurt, Peggie M. 36, Crewe, Va., accountant, U.S. Army
- Hyland Jr., Lt. Col. Stephen Neil 45, Burke, Va., personnel issues, U.S. Army
- Hymel, Robert J. 55, Woodbridge, Va., civilian management analyst, Pentagon
- Ivory, Sgt. Maj. Lacey B. 43, Woodbridge, Va., U.S. Army
- Jack, Bryan C. 48, Alexandria, Va., budget analyst/director of the programming and fiscal economics division, Defense Department

- Jacoby, Steven D. 43, Alexandria, Va., chief operating officer, Metrocall Inc.
- Johnson, Lt. Col. Dennis M. 48, Port Edwards, Wis., U.S. Army
- Jones, Judith L. 53, Woodbridge, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Navy
- Judge, Ann C. 49, Great Falls, Va., travel officer manager, National Geographic Society
- Kegler, Brenda 49, Washington, D.C., budget analyst, U.S. Army
- Keller, Chandler R. 29, El Segundo, Calif., propulsion engineer, Boeing Co.
- Kennedy, Yvonne E. 62, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, retired, Australian Red Cross, Australian
- Khan, Norma Cruz 45, Reston, Va., manager of member services, Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors-National Association
- Kincaid, Karen Ann 40, Washington, D.C., lawyer, Wiley Rein Fielding (Washington)
- Lamana, Lt. Michael Scott 31, Baton Rouge, La., U.S. Navy
- Laychak, David W. 40, Manassas, Va., civilian budget analyst, U.S. Army
- Lee, Dong Chul 48, Leesburg, Va., engineer, Boeing Co.
- Lewis, Jennifer 38, Culpeper, Va., flight attendant, American Airlines
- Lewis, Kenneth E. 49, Culpeper, Va., flight attendant, American Airlines
- Lightbourn-Allen, Samantha L. 36, Hillside, Md., budget analyst, U.S. Army
- Long, Maj. Stephen V. 39, Ga., U.S. Army
- Lynch, James T. 55, Manassas, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Navy
- Lynch, Terence M. 49, Alexandria, Va., consultant, Booz-Allen Hamilton Inc.
- Lyons IV, Nehamon 30, Mobile, Ala., operations specialist second class, U.S. Navy
- Marshall, Shelley A. 37, Marbury, Md., budget analyst, Defense Intelligence Agency
- Martin, Teresa M. 45, Stafford, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Mason-Acker, Ada L. 50, Springfield, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Mattson, Lt. Col. Dean E. 57, Calif., U.S. Army
- Maude, Lt. Gen. Timothy J. 53, Fort Myer, Va., deputy chief of staff for personnel, U.S. Army
- Maxwell, Robert J. 53, Manassas, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- May, Renee A. 39, Baltimore, Md., flight attendant, American Airlines
- McKenzie, Molly L. 38, Dale City, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Menchaca, Dora Marie 45, Santa Monica, Calif., associate director of clinical research, Amgen Inc.
- Mickley, Patricia E. (Patti) 41, Springfield, Va., financial manager, Defense Department
- Milam, Maj. Ronald D. 33, Washington, D.C., assistant to the Secretary, U.S. Army
- Moran Jr., Gerard (Jerry) P. 39, Upper Marlboro, Md., engineering contractor, U.S. Navy
- Morris, Odessa V. 54, Upper Marlboro, Md., budget analyst, U.S. Army
- Moss, Brian Anthony 34, Sperry, Okla., electronics technician first class, U.S. Navy
- Moy, Teddington H. 48, Silver Spring, Md., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Murphy, Lt. Cmdr. Patrick Jude 38, Flossmoor, Ill., U.S. Navy
- Newton, Christopher C. 38, Ashburn, Va., executive, WorkLife Benefits
- Nguyen, Khang Ngoc 41, Fairfax, Va., Navy contractor
- Noeth, Michael Allen 30, New York, N.Y., illustrator/draftsman second class, U.S. Navy
- Olson, Barbara K. 45, Great Falls, Va., TV commentator, author and lawyer
- Ornedo, Ruben S. 39, Los Angeles, Calif., propulsion engineer, Boeing Co.
- Pak, Spc. Chin Sun 25, Lawton, Okla., U.S. Army
- Panik, Lt. Jonas Martin 26, Mingoville, Pa., U.S. Navy
- Patterson Jr., Maj. Clifford L. 33, Alexandria, Va., U.S. Army
- Penninger, Robert 63, Poway, Calif., electrical engineer, BAE Systems
- Ploger III, Robert R. 59, Annandale, Va., software architect, Lockheed Martin Corp.
- Ploger, Zandra F. 48, Annandale, Va.
- Pontell, Lt. J.G. Darin Howard 26, Columbia, Md., U.S. Navy
- Powell, Scott 35, Silver Spring, Md., BTG Inc.
- Punches, (Retired) Capt. Jack D. 51, Clifton, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Navy
- Pycior Jr., Joseph John 39, Carlstadt, N.J., aviation warfare systems operator first class, U.S. Navy
- Raines, Lisa J. 42, Great Falls, Va., senior vice president, Genzyme Corp.
- Ramsaur, Deborah A. 45, Annandale, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Rasmussen, Rhonda Sue 44, Woodbridge, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Ratchford, Marsha Dianah 34, Prichard, Ala., information systems technician first class, U.S. Navy
- Reszke, Martha M. 36, Stafford, Va., budget analyst, U.S. Army
- Reuben, Todd H. 40, Potomac, Md., tax and business lawyer, Venable, Baetjer, Howard Civiletti
- Richard, Cecelia E. 41, Fort Washington, Md., accounting technician, U.S. Army
- Rowenhorst, Edward V. 32, Lake Ridge, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Rowlett, Judy 44, Woodbridge, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Russell, Robert E. 52, Oxon Hill, Md., civilian budgetary supervisor, U.S. Army
- Ruth, William R. 57, Mount Airy, Md., Chief Warrant Officer 4th Class, U.S. Army
- Sabin Sr., Charles E. 54, Burke, Va., civilian employee, Defense Department
- Salamone, Marjorie C. 53, Springfield, Va., budget program analyst, U.S. Army
- Sammartino, John P. 37, Annandale, Va., technical manager, XonTech Inc.
- Scales, Lt. Col. David M. 44, Cleveland, Ohio, U.S. Army
- Schlegel, Cmdr. Robert Allan 38, Alexandria, Va., U.S. Navy
- Scott, Janice M. 46, Springfield, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Selves, Michael L. 53, Fairfax, Va., information management support center director, U.S. Army
- Serva, Marian H. 47, Stafford, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Shanower, Cmdr. Dan Frederic 40, Naperville, Ill., U.S. Navy
- Sherman, Antionette M. 35, Forest Heights, Md., budget analyst, U.S. Army
- Simmons, Diane M. Great Falls, Va., Xerox retiree
- Simmons, Donald D. 58, Dumfries, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Simmons, George W. Great Falls, Va., retired manager of sales training, Xerox
- Sincock, Cheryle D. 53, Dale City, Va., administrative assistant, U.S. Army
- Smallwood, Gregg Harold 44, Overland Park, Kan., chief information systems technician, U.S. Navy
- Smith, (Retired) Lt. Col. Gary F. 55, Alexandria, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Sopper, Mari-Rae 35, Santa Barbara, Calif., women's gymnastics coach, UC Santa Barbara
- Speisman, Robert 47, Irvington, N.Y., executive vice president, Lazar Kaplan International
- Statz, Patricia J. 41, Takoma Park, Md., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Stephens, Edna L. 53, Washington, D.C., budget analyst, U.S. Army
- Steuerle, Norma Lang 54, Alexandria, Va., clinical psychologist
- Strickland, Sgt. Maj. Larry L. 52, Woodbridge, Va., senior adviser on personnel issues to the Joint Chiefs of Staff, U.S. Army
- Taylor, Hilda E. 62, Forestville, Md., sixth-grade teacher, Leckie Elementary School (Washington)
- Taylor, Lt. Col. Kip P. 38, McLean, Va., adjutant general's corps, U.S. Army
- Taylor, Leonard E. 44, Reston, Va., technical group manager, XonTech Inc.
- Taylor, Sandra C. 50, Alexandria, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Teague, Sandra D. 31, Fairfax, Va., physical therapist, Georgetown University Hospital
- Teepe, Karl W. 57, Centreville, Va., civilian employee, Defense Information Agency
- Thurman, Sgt. Tamara C. 25, Brewton, Ala., classified employee, U.S. Army
- Lt. Cmdr. Otis Vincent Tolbert, 38, Lemoore, Calif., U.S. Navy
- Troy, Willie Q. 51, Aberdeen, Md., program analyst, U.S. Army
- Vauk, Lt. Cmdr. Ronald James 37, Nampa, Idaho, watch commander, U.S. Navy
- Wagner, Lt. Col. Karen J. 40, Houston, Texas, U.S. Army
- Waller, Meta L. 60, Alexandria, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- White, Staff Sgt. Maudlyn A. 38, St. Croix, Virgin Islands, U.S. Army
- White, Sandra L. 44, Dumfries, Va., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Whittington, Leslie A. 45, University Park, Md., professor, Georgetown University
- Willcher, Ernest M. 62, North Potomac, Md., Booz-Allen  Hamilton Inc.
- Williams, Lt. Cmdr. David Lucian 32, Newport, Ore., U.S. Navy
- Williams, Maj. Dwayne 40, Jacksonville, Ala., U.S. Army
- Woods, Marvin R. 57, Great Mills, Md., civilian communications manager, U.S. Navy
- Yamnicky Sr., John D. 71, Waldorf, Md., defense contractor, Veridian Corp.
- Yancey, Vicki C. 43, Springfield, Va., defense contractor, Vredenburg Co.
- Yang, Shuyin 61, Beijing, China, retired pediatrician, Chinese
- Yokum, Kevin Wayne 27, Lake Charles, La., information systems technician second class, U.S. Navy
- Young, Donald McArthur 41, Roanoke, Va., chief information systems technician, U.S. Navy
- Young Jr., Edmond G. 22, Owings, Md., information technology specialist, BTG Inc.
- Young, Lisa L. 36, Germantown, Md., civilian employee, U.S. Army
- Zheng, Yuguang 65, Beijing, China, retired chemist, Chinese

World Trade Center, New York City, N.Y.

A
- Aamoth, Jr., Gordon M. 32
- Abad, Edelmiro 54
- Abad, Maria Rose 49
- Abate, Andrew Anthony 37
- Abate, Vincent 40
- Abel, Laurence Christopher 37
- Abraham, Alona 30
- Abrahamson, William F. 58
- Aceto, Richard Anthony 42
- Ackermann, Heinrich Bernhard 38
- Acquaviva, Paul 29
- Adams, Donald LaRoy 28
- Adams, Patrick 61
- Adams, Shannon Lewis 25
- Adams, Stephen George 51
- Adanga, Ignatius Udo 62
- Addamo, Christy A. 28
- Adderley, Jr., Terence E. 22
- Addo, Sophia Buruwad 36
- Adler, Lee Allan 48
- Afflitto, Daniel Thomas 32
- Afuakwah, Emmanuel Akwasi 37
- Agarwal, Alok 36
- Agarwala, Mukul Kumar 37
- Agnello, Joseph 35
- Agnes, David Scott 46
- Ahearn, Brian G. 43
- Ahern, Jeremiah Joseph 74
- Ahladiotis, Joanne Marie 27
- Ahmed, Shabbir 47
- Aiken, Terrance Andre 30
- Ajala, Godwin 33
- Alagero, Gertrude M. 37
- Alameno, Andrew 37
- Alario, Margaret Ann 41
- Albero, Gary M. 39
- Albert, Jon Leslie 46
- Alderman, Peter 25
- Aldridge, Jacquelyn Delaine 46
- Alger, David D. 57
- Ali-Escarcega, Sarah 35
- Alikakos, Ernest 43
- Allegretto, Edward L. 51
- Allen, Eric 44
- Allen, Joseph Ryan 39
- Allen, Richard Dennis 31
- Allen, Richard Lanard 30
- Allingham, Christopher E. 36
- Allison, Anna 48

- Alonso, Janet M. 41
- Alvarado, Anthony 31
- Alvarez, Antonio Javier 23
- Alvarez-Brito, Victoria 38
- Alvear, Telmo E. 25
- Alviar, Cesar Amoranto 60
- Amanullah, Tariq 40
- Amaranto, Angelo 60
- Amato, James M. 20
- Amatuccio, Joseph 41
- Amoroso, Christopher Charles 29
- Anai, Kazuhiro 42
- Anaya, Jr., Calixto 35
- Anchundia, Joseph 26
- Anderson, Kermit Charles 57
- Anderson, Yvette Constance 53
- Andreacchio, John 52
- Andrews, Michael Rourke 34
- Andrucki, Jean Ann 43
- Ang, Siew-Nya 37
- Angelini, Jr., Joseph 38
- Angelini, Sr., Joseph 63
- Angell, David Lawrence 54
- Angilletta, Laura 23
- Angrisani, Doreen J. 44
- Antigua, Lorraine 32
- Aoyama, Seima 48
- Apollo, Peter Paul 26
- Apostol, Jr., Faustino 55
- Aquilino, Frank Thomas 26
- Aranyos, Patrick Michael 26
- Arce, David 36
- Arczynski, Michael George 45
- Arena, Louis 32
- Arestegui, Barbara Jean 38
- Arias, Adam P. 37
- Armstrong, Michael 34
- Aron, Jack Charles 52
- Aron, Joshua 29
- Aronow, Richard Avery 48
- Aronson, Myra Joy 50
- Aryee, Japhet Jesse 49
- Asaro, Carl 39
- Asciak, Michael 47
- Asher, Michael Edward 53
- Ashley, Janice Marie 25
- Ashton, Thomas J. 21
- Asitimbay, Manuel O. 35
- Atlas, Gregg Arthur 44
- Atwood, Gerald T. 38
- Audiffred, James 38
- Aversano, Jr., Louis Frank 58
- Aviles, Ezra 41
- Ayala, Sandy 36

B
- Babakitis, Arlene T. 47
- Bacchus, Eustace P. 48
- Badagliacca, John J. 35
- Baeszler, Jane Ellen 43
- Baierwalter, Robert J. 44
- Bailey, Andrew J. 29
- Bailey, Brett T. 28
- Bailey, Garnet Edward 53
- Bakalinskaya, Tatyana 43
- Baksh, Michael S. 36
- Balkcom, Sharon M. 43
- Bane, Michael Andrew 33
- Bantis, Katherine 44
- Baptiste, Gerard 35
- Baran, Walter 42
- Barbara, Gerard A. 53
- Barbaro, Paul Vincent 35
- Barbella, James William 53
- Barbosa, Ivan Kyrillos F. 30
- Barbosa, Victor Daniel 23
- Barbuto, Christine 32
- Barkow, Colleen Ann 26
- Barkway, David Michael 34
- Barnes, Matthew 37
- Barnes, Sheila Patricia 55
- Baron, Evan J. 38
- Barrett-Arjune, Renee 41
- Barry, Arthur Thaddeus 35
- Barry, Diane G. 60
- Barry, Maurice Vincent 48
- Bart, Scott D. 28
- Bartels, Carlton W. 44
- Barzvi, Guy 29
- Basina, Inna B. 43
- Basmajian, Alysia 23
- Basnicki, Kenneth William 48
- Bates, Steven 42
- Battaglia, Paul James 22
- Bauer, Jr., Walter David 45
- Bautista, Marlyn Capito 46
- Bavis, Mark Lawrence 31
- Baxter, Jasper 45
- Beale, Michele 37
- Beatini, Paul Frederick 40
- Beatty, Jane S. 53
- Beck, Lawrence Ira 38
- Beckles, Manette Marie 43
- Bedigian, Carl John 35
- Beekman, Michael Earnest 39
- Behr, Maria A. 41
- Belilovsky, Yelena 38
- Bell, Nina Patrice 39
- Bellows, Debbie 30
- Belson, Stephen Elliot 51
- Benedetti, Paul M. 32
- Benedetto, Denise Lenore 40
- Bennett, Bryan Craig 25
- Bennett, Eric L. 29
- Bennett, Oliver Duncan 29
- Benson, Margaret L. 52
- Berardi, Dominick J. 25
- Berger, James Patrick 44
- Berger, Steven Howard 45
- Bergin, John P. 39
- Bergsohn, Alvin 48
- Bergstein, Daniel 38
- Berkeley, Graham Andrew 37
- Berkeley, Michael J. 38
- Bernaerts, Donna M. 44
- Bernard, David W. 57
- Bernstein, William 44
- Berray, David M. 39
- Berry, David S. 43
- Berry, Joseph J. 55
- Bethke, William Reed 36
- Betterly, Timothy 42
- Beug, Carolyn 48
- Beyea, Edward Frank 42
- Beyer, Paul 37
- Bharvaney, Anil Tahilram 41
- Bhukhan, Bella J. 24
- Biegeleisen, Shimmy D. 42
- Bielfeld, Peter Alexander 44
- Biggart, William G. 54
- Bilcher, Brian 37
- Bini, Carl Vincent 44
- Bird, Gary Eugene 51
- Birnbaum, Joshua David 24
- Bishop, George John 52
- Bittner, Jeffrey Donald 27
- Blackman, Jr., Albert Balewa 26
- Blackwell, Christopher Joseph 42
- Blair, Susan Leigh 35
- Blanding, Jr., Harry 38
- Blaney, Janice Lee 55
- Blass, Craig Michael 27
- Blau, Rita 52
- Blood, Jr., Richard Middleton 38
- Boccardi, Michael Andrew 30
- Bocchi, John P. 38
- Bocchino, Michael Leopoldo 45
- Bochino, Susan M. 36
- Boehm, Bruce D. 49
- Boffa, Mary Catherine 45
- Bogdan, Nicholas Andrew 34
- Bohan, Darren Christopher 34
- Boisseau, Lawrence Francis 36
- Boland, Jr., Vincent M. 25
- Bolourchi, Touri 69
- Bondarenko, Alan 53
- Bonheur, Jr., Andre 40
- Bonnett, Colin Arthur 39
- Bonomo, Frank 42
- Bonomo, Yvonne Lucia 30
- Booker, Seaon 35
- Booms, Kelly Ann 24
- Bordeaux, Sherry Ann 38
- Bordenabe, Krystine 33
- Boryczewski, Martin 29
- Bosco, Richard Edward 34
- Bothe, Klaus 31
- Bouchard, Carol Marie 43
- Boulton, John H. 29
- Bourdier, Francisco Eligio 40
- Bowden, Jr., Thomas Harold 36
- Bowers, Kimberly S. 31
- Bowers, Veronique Nicole 28
- Bowman, Jr., Shawn Edward 28
- Bowman, Larry 46
- Bowser, Kevin L. 45
- Box, Gary R. 37
- Boyarsky, Gennady 34
- Boyce, Pamela 43
- Boyle, Michael 37
- Braca, Alfred 54
- Bracken, Kevin 37
- Brady, David Brian 41
- Braginsky, Alexander 38
- Brandemarti, Nicholas W. 21
- Brandhorst, Daniel Raymond 41
- Brandhorst, David Reed Gamboa 3
- Bratton, Michelle Renee 23
- Braut, Patrice 31
- Bravo, Lydia E. 50
- Breitweiser, Ronald Michael 39
- Brennan III, Edward A. 37
- Brennan, Francis Henry 50

- Brennan, Michael E. 27
- Brennan, Peter 30
- Brennan, Thomas M. 32
- Brethel, Daniel J. 43
- Bright, Gary Lee 36
- Briley, Jonathan 43
- Brisman, Mark A. 34
- Bristow, Paul Gary 27
- Broderick, Mark Francis 40
- Broghammer, Herman Charles 58
- Broomfield, Keith A. 49
- Brown, Janice Juloise 35
- Brown, Lloyd Stanford 28
- Brown, Patrick J. 48
- Browne, Bettina 49
- Bruce, Mark 40
- Bruehert, Richard George 38
- Brunn, Andrew 28
- Brunton, Vincent 43
- Bucca, Ronald Paul 47
- Buchanan, Brandon J. 24
- Buck, Gregory Joseph 37
- Buckley, Dennis 38
- Bueche, Nancy Clare 43
- Buhse, Patrick Joseph 36
- Bulaga, Jr., John Edwards 35
- Bunin, Stephen 46
- Burke, Jr., William Francis 46
- Burke, Matthew J. 28
- Burke, Thomas Daniel 38
- Burns, Donald J. 61
- Burns, Kathleen Anne 48
- Burns, Keith James 39
- Burnside, John Patrick 36
- Buslo, Irina 32
- Bustillo, Milton G. 37
- Butler, Thomas M. 37
- Byrne, Patrick 39
- Byrne, Timothy G. 36

C
- Cabezas, Jesus Neptali 66
- Caceres, Lillian 48
- Cachia, Brian Joseph 26
- Cafiero, Jr., Steven Dennis 31
- Caggiano, Richard M. 25
- Caguicla, Cecile Marella 55
- Cahill, John Brett 56
- Cahill, Michael John 37
- Cahill, Scott Walter 30
- Cahill, Thomas Joseph 36
- Cain, George 35
- Calabro, Salvatore B. 38
- Calandrillo, Joseph 49
- Calcagno, Philip V. 57
- Calderon, Edward 44
- Caldwell, Kenneth Marcus 30
- Calia, Dominick Enrico 40
- Calixte, Felix 38
- Callahan, Frank 51
- Callahan, Liam 44
- Calvi, Luigi 34
- Camaj, Roko 60
- Cammarata, Michael F. 22
- Campbell, David Otey 51
- Campbell, Geoffrey Thomas 31
- Campbell, Jill Marie 31
- Campbell, Robert Arthur 25
- Campbell, Sandra Patricia 45
- Canavan, Sean Thomas 39
- Candela, John A. 42
- Cangelosi, Vincent 30
- Cangialosi, Stephen J. 40
- Cannava, Lisa Bella 30
- Cannizzaro, Brian 30
- Canty, Michael 30
- Caporicci, Louis Anthony 35
- Cappello, Jonathan Neff 23
- Cappers, James Christopher 33
- Caproni, Richard Michael 34
- Cardona, Jose Manuel 34
- Carey, Dennis M. 51
- Carlino, Edward 46
- Carlo, Michael Scott 34
- Carlone, David G. 46
- Carlson, Rosemarie C. 40
- Carney, Mark Stephen 41
- Carpeneto, Joyce Ann 40
- Carpio Bautista, Ivhan Luis 24
- Carrington, Jeremy M. 34
- Carroll, Michael 39
- Carroll, Peter 42
- Carson, Jr., James Joseph 32
- Carstanjen, Christoffer Mikael 33
- Carter, Marcia Cecil 34
- Cartier, James Marcel 26
- Casalduc, Vivian 45
- Casazza, John Francis 38
- Cascio, Paul R. 23
- Casoria, Thomas Anthony 29
- Caspar, William Otto 57
- Castano, Alejandro 35
- Castillo, Arcelia 49
- Castrianno, Leonard M. 30
- Castro, Jose Ramon 37
- Catarelli, Richard G. 47
- Caton, Christopher Sean 34
- Caufield, Robert John 49
- Caulfield, Mary Teresa 58
- Cavalier, Judson 26
- Cawley, Michael Joseph 32
- Cayne, Jason David 32
- Ceballos, Juan Armando 47
- Cefalu, Jason Michael 30
- Celic, Thomas Joseph 43
- Centeno, Ana Mercedes 38
- Cesta, Joni 37
- Chairnoff, Jeffrey Marc 35
- Chalasani, Swarna 33
- Chalcoff, William 41
- Chalouh, Eli 23
- Chan, Charles Lawrence 23
- Chang, Mandy 40
- Charette, Mark Lawrence 38
- Chavez, Gregorio Manuel 48
- Cheatham, Delrose E. 48
- Checo, Pedro Francisco 35
- Cherry, Douglas MacMillan 38
- Cherry, Stephen Patrick 41
- Cherry, Vernon Paul 49
- Chevalier, Nester Julio 30
- Chevalier, Swede 26
- Chiang, Alexander H. 51
- Chiarchiaro, Dorothy J. 61
- Chimbo, Luis Alfonso 39
- Chin, Robert 33
- Ching, Wing Wai 29
- Chiofalo, Nicholas Paul 39
- Chipura, John 39
- Chirchirillo, Peter A. 47
- Chirls, Catherine 47
- Cho, Kyung Hee 30
- Chowdhury, Abul K. 30
- Chowdhury, Mohammad Salahuddin 38
- Christophe, Kirsten L. 39
- Chu, Pamela 31
- Chucknick, Steven 44
- Chung, Wai 36
- Ciafardini, Christopher 30
- Ciccone, Alex F. 38
- Cilente, Frances Ann 26
- Cillo, Elaine 40
- Cintron III, Nestor Andre 26
- Cintron, Edna 46
- Cirri, Robert Dominick 39
- Cisneros-Alvarez, Juan Pablo 23
- Clark, Benjamin Keefe 39
- Clark, Eugene 47

- Clark, Gregory Alan 40
- Clark, Mannie Leroy 54
- Clark, Thomas R. 36
- Clarke, Christopher Robert 34
- Clarke, Donna Marie 39
- Clarke, Michael J. 27
- Clarke, Suria Rachel Emma 30
- Cleary, Kevin Francis 38
- Cleere, James D. 55
- Cloud, Geoffrey W. 36
- Clyne, Susan Marie 42
- Coakley, Steven 36
- Coale, Jeffrey Alan 31
- Cody, Patricia A. 46
- Coffey, Daniel Michael 54
- Coffey, Jason M. 25
- Cohen, Florence G. 62
- Cohen, Kevin Sanford 28
- Coladonato, Anthony Joseph 47
- Colaio, Mark Joseph 34
- Colaio, Stephen 34
- Colasanti, Christopher M. 33
- Colbert, Kevin Nathaniel 25
- Colbert, Michel P. 39
- Coleman, Keith E. 34
- Coleman, Scott Thomas 31
- Coleman, Tarel 32
- Colhoun, Liam Joseph 34
- Colin, Robert D. 49
- Coll, Robert J. 35
- Collin, Jean 42
- Collins, John Michael 42
- Collins, Michael L. 38
- Collins, Thomas J. 36
- Collison, Joseph 50
- Collman, Jeffrey Dwayne 41
- Colodner, Patricia Malia 39
- Colon, Linda M. 46
- Colon, Sol E. 39
- Comer, Ronald Edward 56
- Conaty Brace, Sandra Jolane 60
- Concepcion, Jaime 46
- Conde, Albert 62
- Conley, Denease 44
- Conlon, Susan P. 41
- Conner, Margaret Mary 57
- Connolly, Cynthia Marie Lise 40
- Connolly, Jr., John E. 46
- Connor, James Lee 38
- Connors, Jonathan M. 55
- Connors, Kevin Patrick 55
- Conroy, Kevin F. 47
- Conway, Brenda E. 40
- Cook, Dennis Michael 33
- Cook, Helen D. 24
- Coombs, Jeffrey W. 42
- Cooper, John A. 40
- Coppo, Jr., Joseph John 47
- Coppola, Gerard J. 46
- Corbett, Joseph Albert 28
- Corcoran III, John J. 43
- Cordero, Alejandro 23
- Cordice, Robert 28
- Correa, Ruben D. 44
- Correa-Gutierrez, Danny A. 25
- Corrigan, James J. 60
- Cortes, Carlos 57
- Cosgrove, Kevin 46
- Costa, Dolores Marie 52
- Costanza, Digna Alexandra 25
- Costello, Jr., Charles Gregory 46
- Costello, Michael S. 27
- Cottoy, Conrod K. 50
- Coughlan, Martin John 53
- Coughlin, John Gerard 43
- Coughlin, Timothy J. 42
- Cove, James E. 48
- Cox, Andre 29
- Cox, Frederick John 27
- Coyle, James Raymond 26
- Coyle-Eulau, Michele 38
- Cramer, Anne Marie 47
- Cramer, Christopher S. 34
- Crant, Denise Elizabeth 46
- Crawford, Jr., James Leslie 33
- Crawford, Robert James 62
- Creamer, Tara Kathleen 30
- Cregan, Joanne Mary 32
- Crifasi, Lucy 51
- Crisci, John A. 48
- Crisman, Daniel Hal 25
- Cross, Dennis 60
- Crotty, Kevin Raymond 43
- Crotty, Thomas G. 42
- Crowe, John 57
- Crowther, Welles Remy 24
- Cruikshank, Robert L. 64
- Cruz, John Robert 32
- Cua, Grace Yu 40
- Cubas, Kenneth John 48
- Cubero, Francisco Cruz 47
- Cuccinello, Thelma 71
- Cudina, Richard J. 46
- Cudmore, Neil James 39
- Cullen lll, Thomas Patrick 31
- Cummings, Joyce 65
- Cummins, Brian Thomas 38
- Cunningham, Michael 39
- Curatolo, Robert 31
- Curia, Laurence Damian 41
- Curioli, Paul Dario 52
- Currivan, Patrick 52
- Curry Green, Andrew Peter Charles 34
- Curry, Beverly 41
- Curtin, Michael S. 45
- Cushny, Gavin 47

D
- D'Allara, John 47
- D'Amadeo, Vincent Gerard 36
- D'Ambrosi, Jack 45
- D'Antonio, Mary 55
- D'Atri, Edward A. 38
- D'Auria, Michael D. 25
- D'Esposito, Michael Jude 32
- Da Mota, Manuel John 43
- Dack, Caleb Arron 39
- DaCosta, Carlos S. 41
- DaFonseca Aguiar, Jr., Joao Alberto 30
- Dale, Brian Paul 43
- Damaskinos, Thomas A. 33
- Damiani-Jones, Jeannine Marie 28
- Danahy, Patrick W. 35
- Danz, Vincent 38
- Darcy, Dwight Donald 55
- Darling, Elizabeth Ann 28
- Dataram, Annette Andrea 25
- Davidson, Lawrence 51
- Davidson, Michael Allen 27
- Davidson, Scott Matthew 33
- Davidson, Titus 51
- Davila, Niurka 47
- Davis, Clinton 38
- Davis, Wayne Terrial 29
- Dawson, Anthony Richard 32
- Dawson, Calvin 46
- Day, Edward James 45
- de Araujo, Dorothy Alma 80
- de Chavez, Jayceryll 24
- De Jesus, Jennifer 23
- De Jesus, Monique E. 28
- De Jesus, Nereida 30
- De La Pena, Emerita 32
- de la Torre, Azucena Maria 50
- De Rubbio, David Paul 38
- De Santis, Jemal Legesse 28
- De Simone, Christian Louis 23
- De Vere, Melanie Louise 30
- Dean, William Thomas 35
- DeAngelis, Jr., Robert J. 47
- DeAngelis, Thomas Patrick 51
- Debek, Tara E. 35
- DeBin, Anna Marjia 30
- Deblase, James V. 45
- DeCola, Paul 39
- Dedvukaj, Simon Marash 26
- Defazio, Jason 29
- DeFeo, David A. 36
- Del Valle, Jr., Manuel 32
- Delapenha, Donald Arthur 37
- DeLeo, Vito Joseph 41
- Delie, Danielle Anne 47
- Della Pietra, Joseph A. 24
- DellaBella, Andrea 59
- DelliGatti, Palmina 33
- Deloughery, Colleen Ann 41
- DeMartini, Francis Albert 49
- Demas, Anthony 61
- DeMeo, Martin N. 47
- Deming, Francis 47
- Demitz, Carol K. 49
- Dennis, Kevin 43
- Dennis, Thomas F. 43
- DePalma, Jean 42
- Depena, Jose Nicolas 42
- Deraney, Robert John 43
- DeRienzo, Michael 35
- Desimone Iii, Edward 36
- Desperito, Andrew 43
- Deuel, Cindy Ann 28
- DeVito, Jerry 66
- Devitt, Jr., Robert P. 36
- Devlin, Dennis Lawrence 51
- Dewan, Gerard 35
- Dhanani, Sulemanali Kassamali 62
- Di Chiaro, Patricia Florence 63
- Di Martino, Debra Ann 36
- DiAgostino, Michael Louis 41
- Diaz, Matthew 33
- Diaz, Nancy 28
- Diaz-Piedra III, Michael A. 49
- Diaz-Sierra, Judith Berquis 32
- Dickey, Jr., Joseph Dermot 50
- Dickinson, Lawrence Patrick 35
- Diehl, Michael D. 48
- Difato, John 39
- Difazio, Vincent 43
- DiFranco, Carl Anthony 27
- Difranco, Donald 43
- Dimeglio, David 22
- Dimino, Stephen Patrick 48
- Dimmling, William John 47
- DiNardo Schorpp, Marisa 38
- Dincuff, Christopher M. 31
- Dingle, Jeffrey Mark 32
- Dionisio, Anthony 38
- DiPasquale, George 33
- Dipilato, Joseph 57
- DiStefano, Douglas Frank 24
- Ditullio, Donald Americo 49
- Doany, Ramzi A. 35
- Doherty, John Joseph 58
- Doi, Melissa C. 32
- Dolan, Brendan 37
- Dollard, Neil Matthew 28
- Domanico, James Joseph 56
- Domingo, Benilda Pascua 37
- Dominguez, Alberto 66
- Dominguez, Carlos 34
- Dominguez, Jerome Mark Patrick 37
- Donnelly, Kevin W. 43
- Donovan, Jacqueline 34
- Dorf, Stephen Scott 39
- Dowd, Thomas 37
- Dowdell, Kevin 46
- Dowling, Mary Yolanda 46
- Downey, Raymond Mathew 63
- Doyle, Frank Joseph 39
- Doyle, Joseph Michael 25
- Drake, Randall L. 37
- Driscoll, Stephen Patrick 38
- Duarte, Mirna A. 30
- Dudek, Luke A. 50
- Duffy, Christopher Michael 23
- Duffy, Gerard 53
- Duffy, Michael Joseph 29
- Duffy, Thomas W. 52
- Duger, Antoinette 44
- Dukat, Sareve 53
- Dunne, Christopher Joseph 28
- Dunstan, Richard Anthony 54
- Dwyer, Patrick Thomas 37

E
- Eacobacci, Joseph Anthony 26
- Eagleson, John Bruce 53
- Eaton, Robert Douglas 37
- Eberling, Dean Phillip 44
- Echtermann, Margaret Ruth 33
- Eckna, Paul Robert 28
- Economos, Constantine 41
- Edwards, Dennis Michael 35
- Edwards, Michael Hardy 33
- Edwards-Angell, Mary Lynn 52
- Egan, Christine 55
- Egan, Jr., Martin J. 36
- Egan, Lisa 31
- Egan, Michael 51
- Egan, Samantha Martin 24
- Eggert, Carole 60
- Ehrlich, Lisa Caren 36
- Eichler, John Ernst 69
- Eisenberg, Eric Adam 32
- Elder, Daphne Ferlinda 36
- Elferis, Michael J. 27
- Ellis, Mark Joseph 26
- Ellis, Valerie Silver 46
- Elmarry, Albert Alfy William 30
- Emery, Jr., Edgar Hendricks 45
- Eng, Doris Suk-Yuen 30
- Epps, Christopher 29
- Ericson, Ulf Ramm 79
- Erker, Erwin L. 41
- Erwin, William John 30
- Espinal, Jose 31
- Espinoza, Fanny 29
- Esposito, Bridget Ann 34
- Esposito, Francis 32
- Esposito, Michael 41
- Esposito, William 51
- Esquilin, Jr., Ruben 35
- Ette, Sadie 36
- Etzold, Barbara G. 43
- Evans, Eric Brian 31
- Evans, Robert 36
- Ewart, Meredith Emily June 29

F
- Fagan, Catherine K. 58
- Fagan, Patricia Mary 55
- Fairben, Keith George 24
- Fajardo-Smith, Sandra 37
- Fallon, Jr., William Lawrence 38
- Fallon, William F. 53
- Fallone, Jr., Anthony J. 39
- Fanelli, Dolores Brigitte 38
- Fangman, Robert John 33
- Fanning, John Joseph 54
- Faragher, Kathleen Anne 33
- Farino, Thomas 37
- Farley, Nancy Carole 45
- Farley-Hackel, Paige Marie 46
- Farmer, Elizabeth Ann 62
- Farnum, Douglas Jon 33
- Farrell, John G. 32

- Farrell, John W. 41
- Farrell, Terrence Patrick 45
- Farrelly, Joseph D. 47
- Farrelly, Thomas Patrick 54
- Fatha, Syed Abdul 54
- Faughnan, Christopher Edward 37
- Faulkner, Wendy R. 47
- Fava, Shannon Marie 30
- Favuzza, Bernard D. 52
- Fazio, Jr., Robert 41
- Fazio, Ronald Carl 57
- Feehan, William 71
- Feely, Francis Jude 41
- Feeney, Garth Erin 28
- Fegan, Sean B. 34
- Fehling, Lee S. 28
- Feidelberg, Peter Adam 34
- Feinberg, Alan D. 48
- Feliciano, Rosa Maria 30
- Fergus, Jr., Edward Thomas 40
- Ferguson, George 54
- Fernandez, Henry 23
- Fernandez, Judy Hazel 27
- Fernandez, Julio 51
- FFerraina, Elisa Giselle26
- Ferreira, Anne Marie Sallerin 29
- Ferris, Robert John 63
- Ferrugio, David Francis 46
- Fersini, Louis V. 38
- Ferugio, Michael David 37
- Fetchet, Bradley James 24
- Fialko, Jennifer Louise 29
- Fiedel, Kristen Nicole 27
- Fields, Samuel 36
- Filipov, Alexander Milan 70
- Finnegan, Michael Bradley 37
- Finnerty, Timothy J. 33
- Fiore, Michael Curtis 46
- Fiorelli, Sr., Stephen S R 43
- Fiori, Paul M. 31
- Fiorito, John B. 40
- Fischer, John R. 46
- Fisher, Andrew 42
- Fisher, Bennett Lawson 58
- Fisher, John Roger 46
- Fisher, Thomas J. 36
- Fishman, Lucy A. 36
- Fitzgerald, Ryan D. 26
- Fitzpatrick, Thomas James 35
- Fitzsimons, Richard P. 57
- Fiumefreddo, Salvatore 45
- Flannery, Christina Donovan 26
- Flecha, Eileen 33
- Fletcher, Andre G. 37
- Flickinger, Carl M. 38
- Florio, John Joseph 33
- Flounders, Joseph Walken 46
- Flyzik, Carol Ann 40
- Fodor, David 38
- Fodor, Michael N. 53
- Fogel, Stephen Mark 40
- Foley, Thomas 32
- Fontana, David J. 37
- Foo, Chih Min 40
- Forde, Godwin 38
- Foreman, Donald A. 53
- Forsythe, Christopher Hugh 44
- Foster, Claudia Alicia 26
- Foster, Noel John 40
- Fosteris, Ana 58
- Foti, Robert Joseph 42
- Fox, Jeffrey 40
- Fox, Virginia 58
- Francis, Pauline 56
- Francis, Virgin 62
- Frank, Gary Jay 35
- Frank, Morton H. 31
- Frank, Peter Christopher 29
- Fraser, Richard K. 32
- Frawley, Kevin J. 34
- Frazier, Jr., Clyde 41
- Frederick, Lillian Inez 46
- Fredricks, Andrew 40
- Freeman, Tamitha 35
- Freiman, Brett Owen 29
- Freund, Peter L. 45
- Fried, Arlene Eva 49
- Friedlander, Alan Wayne 52
- Friedman, Andrew Keith 44
- Friedman, Paul J. 45
- Froehner, Gregg J. 46
- Frost, Lisa Anne 22
- Fry, Peter Christian 36
- Fumando, Clement A. 59
- Furman, Steven Elliot 40
- Furmato, Paul 37
- Fyfe, Karleton D.B. 31

G
- Gabler, Fredric Neal 30
- Gabrielle, Richard Samuel Federick 50
- Gadiel, James Andrew 23
- Gaff, Pamela Lee 51
- Gailliard, Ervin Vincent 42
- Galante, Deanna Lynn 32
- Galante, Grace Catherine 29
- Gallagher, Anthony Edward 41
- Gallagher, Daniel James 23
- Gallagher, John Patrick 31
- Galletti, Lourdes 33
- Gallo, Cono E. 30
- GGallucci, Vincenzo36
- Galvin, Thomas E. 32
- Gambale, Giovanna Galletta 27
- Gambino, Jr., Thomas 48
- Gamboa, Giann Franco 26
- Gamboa, Ronald 33
- Ganci, Peter 54
- Ganesh, Ladkat K. 27
- Gann, Claude Michael 41
- Garbarini, Charles William 44
- Garcia, Ceasar 36
- Garcia, David 40
- Garcia, Juan 50
- Garcia, Marlyn Del Carmen 21
- Gardner III, Harvey J. 35
- Gardner, Christopher S. 36
- Gardner, Douglas Benjamin 39
- Gardner, Jeffrey Brian 36
- Gardner, Thomas 39
- Gardner, William Arthur 45
- Garfi, Francesco 28
- Gargano, Rocco Nino 28
- Gartenberg, James M. 35
- Garvey, Matthew David 37
- Gary, Bruce 51
- Gatton, Boyd Alan 38
- Gavagan, Jr., Donald Richard 35
- Gay, Peter Alan 54
- Gazzani, Terence D. 24
- Geidel, Gary 44
- Geier, Paul Hamilton 36
- Geis, Julie M. 44
- Gelinas, Peter G. 34
- Geller, Steven Paul 52
- Gelling, Howard G. 28
- Genco, Jr., Peter Victor 36
- Genovese, Steven Gregory 37
- Gentul, Alayne 44
- George, Linda M. 27
- Geraghty, Edward F. 45
- Geraty, Suzanne 30
- Gerhardt, Ralph 34
- Gerlich, Robert 56
- Germain, Denis P. 33
- Gertsberg, Marina Romanovna 25
- Getzendanner, Susan M. 57
- Geyer, James G. 41
- Giaccone, Joseph M. 43
- Giammona, Vincent Francis 40
- Gibbon, Debra Lynn 43
- Giberson, James Andrew 43
- Gibson, Craig Neil 37
- Gies, Ronnie E. 43
- Giglio, Laura A. 35
- Gilbert, Andrew Clive 39
- Gilbert, Timothy Paul 35
- Gilbey, Paul Stuart 39
- Gill, Paul John 34
- Gilles, Mark Y. 33
- Gillette, Evan 40
- Gilligan, Ronald Lawrence 43
- Gillis, Rodney C. 33
- Gilly, Laura 32
- Ginley, John F. 37
- Giordano, Donna Marie 44
- Giordano, Jeffrey John 45
- Giordano, John 47
- Giorgetti, Steven A. 43
- Giovinazzo, Martin 34
- Girolamo, Kum-Kum 41
- Gitto, Salvatore 44
- Giugliano, Cynthia 46
- Gjonbalaj, Mon 65
- Gladstone, Dianne 55
- Glascoe, Keith 38
- Glasser, Thomas Irwin 40
- Glazer, Edmund 41
- Glenn, Harry 38
- Glick, Barry H. 55
- Glick, Steven 42
- Gnazzo, John T. 32
- Godshalk, William Robert 35
- Gogliormella, Michael 43
- Goldberg, Brian Fredric 26
- Goldflam, Jeffrey Grant 48
- Goldstein, Michelle 31
- Goldstein, Monica 25
- Goldstein, Steven 35
- Golkin, Andrew H. 30
- Gomes, Dennis James 40
- Gomez, Enrique Antonio 42
- Gomez, Jose Bienvenido 45
- Gomez, Jr., Manuel 42
- Gomez, Wilder Alfredo 37
- Gonzalez, Jenine Nicole 27
- Gonzalez, Mauricio 27
- Gonzalez, Rosa 32
- Goodchild, Lynn Catherine 25
- Gooding, Calvin J. 38
- Goodrich, Peter M. 33
- Goody, Harry 50
- Gopu, Kiran Reddy 25
- Gorayeb, Catherine C. 41
- Gordenstein, Lisa Reinhart 41
- Gordon, Kerene 43
- Gorki, Sebastian 27
- Gorman, Kieran Joseph 35
- Gorman, Thomas Edward 41
- Gould, Michael Edward 29
- Gowell, Douglas Alan 52
- Goya, Yuji 42
- Grabowski, Jon Richard 33
- Grady, Christopher Michael 39
- Graf III, Edwin J. 48
- Graifman, David Martin 40
- Granados, Gilbert Franco 51
- Granitto, Elvira 43
- Grant, Winston Arthur 59
- Gray, Christopher S. 32
- Gray, James Michael 34
- Gray, Tara McCloud 30
- Grayling, Linda Catherine 44
- Grazioso, John M. 41
- Grazioso, Timothy George 42
- Green, Derrick Auther 44
- Green, Wade B. 42
- Greenberg, Elaine Myra 56
- Greene, Gayle R. 51
- Greenleaf, Jr., James Arthur 32
- Greenstein, Eileen Marsha 52
- Gregg, Elizabeth Martin 52
- Gregory, Denise 39
- Gregory, Donald H. 62
- Gregory, Florence Moran 38
- Grehan, Pedro 35
- Griffin, John Michael 38
- Griffin, Tawanna Sherry 30
- Griffith, Joan Donna 39
- Grifka, Warren 54
- Grijalvo, Ramon 58
- Grillo, Joseph F. 46
- Grimner, David Joseph 51
- Grogan, Francis Edward 76
- Grouzalis, Kenneth George 56
- Grzelak, Joseph 52
- Grzymalski, Matthew James 34
- Gschaar, Robert Joseph 55
- Gu, Liming 34
- Guadalupe, Jose 37
- Guan, Cindy Yan Zhu 25
- Guja, Geoffrey E. 49
- Gullickson, Joseph 37
- Guman, Babita Girjamatie 33
- Gurian, Douglas Brian 38
- Gustafson, Janet Ruth 48
- Guza, Philip T. 54
- Guzzardo, Barbara 49
- Gyulavary, Peter M. 44

H
- Haag, Gary Robert 36
- Haberman, Andrea Lyn 25
- Habib, Barbara Mary 49
- Haentzler, Philip 49
- Hafiz, Nezam A. 32
- Hagerty, Karen Elizabeth 34
- Hagis, Steven Michael 31
- Hague, Mary Lou 26
- Halderman, David 40
- Hale, Maile Rachel 26
- Hall, Richard B. 49
- Hall, Vaswald George 50
- Halligan, Robert J. 59
- Halloran, Vincent Gerard 43
- Halvorson, James Douglas 56
- Hamdani, Mohammad Salman 23
- Hamilton, Felicia 62
- Hamilton, Robert 43
- Hammond, Jr., Carl Max 37
- Han, Frederic K. 45
- Hanley, Christopher J. 34
- Hanley, Sean S. 35
- Hanna, Valerie Joan 57
- Hannafin, Thomas 36
- Hannaford, Kevin James 32
- Hannan, Michael Lawrence 34
- Hannon, Dana R 29
- Hanson, Christine Lee 2
- Hanson, Peter Burton 32
- Hanson, Susan Kim 35
- Haramis, Vassilios G. 56
- Haran, James A. 41
- Hardacre, Gerald Francis 61
- Hardy, Jeffrey Pike 46
- Hargrave, Timothy John 38
- Harlin, Daniel Edward 41
- Haros, Frances 76
- Harrell, Harvey 49
- Harrell, Stephen G. 44
- Harrington, Melissa Marie 31
- Harris, Aisha Anne 22
- Harris, Stewart Dennis 52
- Hart, John Patrick 38
- Hartono, Eric 19
- Hartz, John Clinton 64
- Harvey, Emeric 56
- Hashem, Peter Paul 40
- Haskell, Jr., Thomas Theodore 37
- Haskell, Timothy 34
- Hasson III, Joseph John 34
- Hatton, Leonard W. 45
- Hatton, Terence S. 41
- Haub, Michael 34
- Haviland, Timothy Aaron 41
- Havlish, Jr., Donald G. 53
- Hawkins, Anthony 30
- Hayatsu, Nobuhiro 36
- Hayden, James Edward 47
- Hayes, Philip 67
- Hayes, Robert Jay 37
- Haynes, William Ward 35
- Hazelcorn, Scott Jordan 29
- Healey, Michael K. 42
- Heber, Roberta B. 60
- Heeran, Charles Francis Xavier 23
- Heffernan Casey, Neilie Anne 32
- Heffernan, John F. 37
- Heller, Jr., H. Joseph 37
- Heltibridle, Joann L. 46
- Hemschoot, Mark F. 45
- Henderson, Ronnie Lee 52
- Hennessey, Brian 35
- Hennessy, Jr., Edward R. 35
- Henrique, Michelle Marie 27
- Henry, Joseph 25
- Henry, William 49
- Henwood, John Christopher 35
- Hepburn, Robert Allan 39
- Herencia, Mary 47
- Herkness III, Lindsay C. 58
- Hermer, Harvey Robert 59
- Hernandez, Claribel 31
- Hernandez, Nuberto 42
- Hernandez, Raul 51
- Herold, Gary 44
- Hersch, Jeffrey A. 53
- Hetzel, Thomas 33
- Hickey, Brian 47
- Hidalgo, Ysidro 47
- Higgins, Timothy 43
- Higley II, Robert D. W. 29
- Hill, Todd Russell 34
- Hinds, Clara Victorine 52
- Hinds, Neal O. 28
- Hindy, Mark D. 28
- Hirai, Katsuyuki 32
- Ho, Heather Malia 32
- Hobbs, Tara Yvette 31
- Hobbs, Thomas Anderson 41
- Hobin, James J. 47
- Hobson, Robert Wayne 36
- Hodges, DaJuan 29
- Hoerner, Ronald George 58
- Hoey, Patrick A.. 53
- Hofer, John A. 45
- Hoffman, Marcia 52
- Hoffman, Stephen G. 36
- Hoffmann, Frederick Joseph 53
- Hoffmann, Michele L. 27
- Hofmiller, Judith Florence 53
- Hohlweck, Jr., Thomas Warren 56
- Hohmann, Jonathan R. 48
- Holland, Cora Hidalgo 52
- Holland, John 30
- Holland, Joseph F. 32
- Holmes, Elizabeth 42
- Holohan, Thomas 36
- Homer, Herbert Wilson 48
- Hoorn, Bradley 22
- Hopper, James P. 52
- Hord, Montgomery McCullough 46
- Horn, Michael 27
- Horning, Matthew Douglas 26
- Horohoe, Jr., Robert L. 31
- Horrocks, Michael Robert 38
- Horwitz, Aaron 24
- Houston, Charles 42
- Houston, Uhuru G. 32
- Howard, George 44
- Howell, Michael C. 60
- Howell, Steven Leon 36
- Howley, Jennifer L. 34
- Hromada, Milagros 35
- Hrycak, Marian R. 56
- Huczko, Jr., Stephen 44
- Hughes, Kris Robert 30
- Hughes, Paul Rexford 38
- Hughes, Robert Thomas 23
- Hughes, Thomas 46
- Hughes, Timothy Robert 43
- Huie, Susan 43
- Hulse, Lamar 30
- Humber, Jr., John Nicholas 60
- Hunt, William Christopher 32
- Hunt-Casey, Kathleen Anne 43
- Hunter, Joseph 31
- Hussa, Robert R. 51
- Hynes, Thomas Edward 28
- Hynes, Walter G. 46

I
- Ianelli, Joseph Anthony 28
- Ibis, Zuhtu 25
- Ielpi, Jonathan Lee 29
- Iken, Michael 37
- Ilkanayev, Daniel 36
- Ill, Jr., Frederick 49
- Ilowitz, Abraham Nethanel 51
- Infante, Jr., Anthony P. 47
- Inghilterra, Jr., Louis S. 45
- Ingrassia, Christopher Noble 28
- Innella, Paul 33
- Irby, Stephanie Veronica 38
- Irgang, Douglas 32
- Irvine Ryan, Kristin A. 30
- Isaac, Todd Antione 29
- Isbrandtsen, Erik 30
- Ishikawa, Taizo 50
- Iskandar, Waleed Joseph 34
- Iskenderian, Jr., Aram 41
- Iskyan, John F. 41
- Ito, Kazushige 35
- Ivantsov, Aleksandr Valeryevich 23

J
- Jablonski, Virginia May 49
- Jackman, Brooke Alexandra 23
- Jacobs, Aaron Jeremy 27
- Jacobs, Ariel Louis 29
- Jacobs, Jason Kyle 32
- Jacobs, Michael Grady 54
- Jacobson, Steven A. 53
- Jaggernauth, Ricknauth 58
- Jagoda, Jake Denis 24
- Jain, Yudh Vir Singh 54
- Jakubiak, Maria 40
- Jalbert, Robert Adrien 61
- James, Ernest 40
- James, Gricelda E. 44
- James, Priscilla 45
- Jardim, Mark Steven 39
- Jarret, Amy N. 28
- Jawara, Muhammadou 30
- Jean-Pierre, Francois 58
- Jean-Pierre, Maxima 40
- Jeffers, Paul Edward 39
- Jeffries Sanchez, Alva Cynthia 41
- Jenkins, John Charles 45
- Jenkins, Jr., Joseph 47
- Jensen, Alan Keith 49
- Jerath, Prem N. 57

- Jeudy, Farah 32
- Jian, Hweidar 42
- Jimenez, Jr., Eliezer 38
- Jimenez, Jr., Luis 25
- John, Charles Gregory 44
- John, Nicholas 42
- Johnson, LaShawna 27
- Johnson, Scott Michael 26
- Johnston, William R. 31
- Jones, Allison Horstmann 31
- Jones, Arthur Joseph 37
- Jones, Brian Leander 44
- Jones, Charles Edward 48
- Jones, Christopher D. 53
- Jones, Donald T. 39
- Jones, Donald W. 43
- Jones, Linda 50
- Jones, Mary S. 72
- Jordan, Andrew 36
- Jordan, Robert Thomas 34
- Joseph, Albert Gunnia 79
- Joseph, Ingeborg 53
- Joseph, Karl Henry 25
- Joseph, Stephen 39
- Josiah, Jane Eileen 47
- Jovic, Anthony 39
- Juarbe, Jr., Angel L. 35
- Juday, Karen Sue 52
- Judge, Mychal F. 68
- Jurgens, Paul William 47
- Jurgens, Thomas Edward 26

K
- Kabeya, Kacinga 63
- Kadaba, Shashikiran Lakshmikantha 26
- Kamardinova, Gavkharoy 26
- Kandell, Shari 27
- Kane, Howard Lee 40
- Kane, Jennifer Lynn 26
- Kane, Vincent D. 37
- Kang, Joon Koo 34
- Kanter, Sheldon Robert 53
- Kaplan, Deborah H. 45
- Kaplan, Robin Lynne 33
- Kappelmann, Jr., Alvin Peter 57
- Karczewski, Charles 34
- Karnes, William A. 37
- Karpiloff, Douglas Gene 53
- Kasper, Charles L. 54
- Kates, Andrew K. 37
- Katsimatides, John 31
- Kaulfers, Robert Michael 49
- Kauth, Jr., Don Jerome 51
- Kawauchi, Hideya 36
- Keane, Edward T. 66
- Keane, Richard M. 54
- Kearney-Griffin, Lisa Yvonne 35
- Keasler, Karol Ann 44
- Keating, Barbara A. 72
- Keating, Paul Hanlon 38
- Keene III, Leo Russell 33
- Keller, Joseph John 31
- Kellerman, Peter R. 35
- Kellett, Joseph P. 37
- Kelley, Jr., Frederick H. 57
- Kelly, James Joseph 39
- Kelly, Joseph A. 40
- Kelly, Jr., Richard John 50
- Kelly, Jr., William Hill 30
- Kelly, Maurice P. 41
- Kelly, Thomas Michael 41
- Kelly, Thomas Richard 39
- Kelly, Thomas W. 50
- Kelly, Timothy Colin 37
- Kennedy, Robert Clinton 55
- Kennedy, Thomas J. 36
- Keohane, John R. 41
- Kershaw, Ralph 52
- Kerwin, Ronald T. 42
- Kestenbaum, Howard L. 56
- Ketcham, Douglas D. 27
- Ketler, Ruth Ellen 42
- Khalif, Boris 30
- Khan, Sarah 32
- Khan, Taimour Firaz 29
- Khandelwal, Rajesh 33
- Khoo, SeiLai 38
- Kiefer, Michael 25
- Kikuchihara, Satoshi 43
- Kim, Andrew Jay-Hoon 26
- Kim, Lawrence D. 31
- Kimelman, Mary Jo 34
- Kimmig, Heinrich 43
- King, Amy R. 29
- King, Andrew M. 42
- King, Jr., Robert 36
- King, Lucille Teresa 59
- King-Johnson, Lisa 34
- Kinney, Brian 28
- Kinoshita, Takashi 46
- Kirby, Chris Michael 21
- Kirschbaum, Howard Barry 53
- Kirwin, Glenn Davis 40
- Kittle, Helen Crossin 34
- Klares, Richard Joseph 59
- Klein, Peter Anton 35
- Kleinberg, Alan David 39
- Klitzman, Karen Joyce 38
- Kloepfer, Ronald Philip 39
- Kniazev, Evgueni 46
- Knox, Andrew 29
- Knox, Thomas Patrick 31
- Koborie, Rebecca Lee 48
- Kobus, Deborah A. 36
- Koecheler, Gary Edward 57
- Koestner, Frank J. 48
- Kohart, Ryan 26
- Kolpak, Vanessa 21
- Kolpakova, Irina 37
- Kondratenko, Suzanne 27
- Kone, Abdoulaye 37
- Koo, Bon-Seok 42
- Kopiczko, Dorota 26
- Kopytko, Scott 32
- Kostic, Bojan 34
- Kousoulis, Danielle 29
- Kovalcin, David P. 42
- Kren, John J. 52
- Krukowski, William E. 36
- Ksido, Lyudmila 46
- Kumar, Shekhar 30
- Kumpel, Kenneth 42
- Kuo, Jr., Frederick 53
- Kuras, Patricia 42
- Kushitani, Nauka 44
- Kuveikis, Thomas 48
- Kwarkye, Victor 35
- Kwok, Kui Fai 31
- Kyte, Angela Reed 49

L
- La Corte, Andrew 61
- LaBorie, Kathryn L. 44
- Lachhman, Amarnauth 41
- Ladley, James Patrick 41
- LaFalce, Joseph A. 54
- Lafond-Menichino, Jeanette Louise 49
- Laforge, David 50
- Laforte, Michael 39
- LaFrance, Alan Charles 43
- Lafuente, Juan 61
- Lai, Neil Kwong-Wah 59
- Laieta, Vincent Anthony 31
- Lake, William David 44
- Lalama, Franco 45
- Lam, Chow Kwan 48
- LaMantia, Stephen 38
- Lamonsoff, Amy Hope 29
- Lane, Robert 28
- Lang, Brendan Mark 30
- Lang, Rosanne P. 42
- Langer, Vanessa 29
- Langley, Mary Louise 53
- Langone, Peter J. 41
- Langone, Thomas Michael 39
- Lanza, Michele Bernadette 36
- Lapin, Ruth Sheila 53
- LaPlante, Carol Ann 59
- Lariby, Ingeborg 42
- Larkey, Robin Blair 48
- Larocque, Judith Camilla 50
- Larrabee, Christopher Randall 26
- Larry, Hamidou S. 37
- Larsen, Scott 35
- Larson, John Adam 37
- Lasden, Natalie Janis 46
- Lasko, Gary Edward 49
- Lassman, Nicholas Craig 28
- Laszczynski, Paul 49
- LaTouche, Jeffrey G. 48
- Laurencin, Charles 61
- Lauria, Stephen James 39
- LaVache, Maria 60
- Lavelle, Denis Francis 42
- LaVerde, Jeannine Mary 36
- Laverty, Anna A. 52
- Lawn, Steven 28
- Lawrence, Robert 41
- Lawson, Nathaniel 61
- Lazar, Eugen Gabriel 27
- Leahy, James Patrick 38
- Leavey, Joseph Gerard 45
- Leavy, Neil Joseph 34
- Leblanc, Robert G. 70
- Lebor, Leon 51
- Ledee, Kenneth Charles 38
- Lederman, Alan J. 43
- Ledesma, Elena F. 37
- Leduc, Alexis 45
- Lee, Daniel John 34
- Lee, David S. 37
- Lee, Gary H. 62
- Lee, Hyun Joon 32
- Lee, Juanita 44
- Lee, Kathryn Blair 55
- Lee, Linda C. 34
- Lee, Lorraine Mary 37
- Lee, Myoung Woo 41
- Lee, Richard Y. 34
- Lee, Stuart Soo-Jin 30
- Lee, Yang Der 63
- Lefkowitz, Stephen Paul 50
- Legro, Adriana 32
- Lehman, Edward Joseph 41
- Lehrfeld, Eric Andrew 32
- Leistman, David 43
- Lemagne, David Prudencio 27
- Lenihan, Joseph Anthony 41
- Lennon, Jr., John Joseph 44
- Lenoir, John Robinson 38
- Leon, Jorge Luis 43
- Leonard, Matthew Gerard 38
- Lepore, Michael 39
- Lesperance, Charles A. 55
- Leveen, Jeff 55
- Levi, John Dennis 50
- Levin, Alisha Caren 33
- Levin, Neil David 46
- Levine, Robert 56
- Levine, Robert Michael 66
- Levinhar, Shai 29
- Lewin, Daniel M. 31
- Lewis, Adam Jay 36
- Lewis, Margaret Susan 49
- Liang, Ye Wei 27
- Liangthanasarn, Orasri 26
- Libretti, Daniel F. 43
- Licciardi, Ralph 30
- Lichtschein, Edward 35
- Lillianthal, Steven Barry 38
- Lillo, Carlos R. 37
- Lilore, Craig Damian 30
- Lim, Arnold A. 28
- Lin, Darya 32
- Lin, Wei Rong 31
- Lindo, Nickie L. 31
- Linehan, Jr., Thomas V. 39
- Linnane, Robert Thomas 33
- Linton, Jr., Alan P. 26
- Lipari, Diane Theresa 42
- Lira, Kenneth 28
- Liriano, Francisco Alberto 33
- Lisi, Lorraine 44
- Lisson, Paul 45
- Litto, Vincent M. 52
- Liu, Ming-Hao 41
- Liz, Nancy 38
- Lizcano, Harold 31
- Lizzul, Martin 31
- Llanes, George A. 33
- Logler, Elizabeth C. 31
- Loguidice, Catherine Lisa 30
- Lohez, Jerome Robert 30
- Lomax, Michael William 37
- Longing, Laura Maria 35
- Lopes, Salvatore 40
- Lopez, Daniel 39
- Lopez, George 40
- Lopez, Jr., Maclovio 41
- Lopez, Luis Manuel 39
- Lopez, Manuel L. 54
- Lostrangio, Joseph 48
- Louie, Chet Dek 43
- Louis, Stuart Seid 43
- Lovero, Joseph 60
- Low Wong, Jenny Seu Kueng 25
- Low, Sara Elizabeth 28
- Lowe, Michael W. 48
- Lozier, Garry W. 47
- Lozowsky, John Peter 45
- Lucania, Charles Peter 34
- Luckett, Edward Hobbs 40
- Ludvigsen, Mark Gavin 32
- Ludwig, Lee Charles 49
- Lugano, Sean Thomas 28
- Lugo, Daniel 45
- Lukas, Marie 32
- Lum, Jr., William 45
- Lunden, Michael P. 37
- Lunder, Christopher 34
- Luparello, Anthony 62
- Lutnick, Gary Frederick 36
- Luzzicone, Linda Anne 33
- Lygin, Alexander 28
- Lynch, Farrell Peter 39
- Lynch, James Francis 47
- Lynch, Jr., Richard D. 30
- Lynch, Jr., Robert Henry 44
- Lynch, Louise A. 58
- Lynch, Michael Cameron 34
- Lynch, Michael F. 33
- Lynch, Michael Francis 30
- Lynch, Sean P. 34
- Lynch, Sean Patrick 36
- Lyons, Michael J. 32
- Lyons, Monica Anne 53
- Lyons, Patrick 34

M
- Mace, Robert Francis 43
- Macfarlane, Marianne 34
- Maciejewski, Jan 37
- Mackay, Susan A. 44
- Macrae, Catherine Fairfax 23
- Madden, Richard Blaine 35
- Maddison, Simon 40
- Maerz, Noell 29
- Maffeo, Jennieann 40
- Maffeo, Joseph 31
- Magazine, Jay Robert 48
- Magee, Brian 52
- Magee, Charles Wilson 51
- Maggitti, Joseoh V. 47
- Magnuson, Ronald 57
- Maher, Daniel L. 50
- Mahon, Thomas Anthony 37
- Mahoney, William J. 37
- Maio, Joseph Daniel 32
- Makimoto, Takashi 49
- Malahi, Abdu Ali 37
- Maldonado, Debora I. 47
- Maldonado-Agosto, Myrna T. 49
- Maler, Alfred Russell 39
- Malone, Gregory James 42
- Maloney III, Edward Francis 32
- Maloney, Joseph 45
- Maloy, Gene Edward 41
- Maltby, Christian 37
- Mancini, Francisco Miguel 26
- Mangano, Joseph 53
- Manley, Sara Elizabeth 31
- Mannetta, Debra 31
- Manning, Marion Victoria 27
- Manning, Terence John 36
- Maounis, James 42
- Marchand, Alfred Gilles 44
- Marchbanks, Jr., Joseph Ross 47
- Mardikian, Peter Edward 29
- Mardovich, Edward Joseph 42
- Margiotta, Charles Joseph 44
- Mariani, Louis 58
- Marino, Kenneth Joseph 40
- Marino, Lester V. 57
- Marino, Vita 48
- Marlo, Kevin 28
- Marrero, Jose 32
- Marshall, John 35
- Martello, James 41
- Marti, Michael A. 26
- Martin, Jr., William J. 35
- Martin, Karen Ann 40
- Martin, Peter C. 43
- Martineau, Brian E. 37
- Martinez, Betsy 33
- Martinez, Edward 60
- Martinez, Jr., Jose Angel 49
- Martinez, Robert Gabriel 23
- Martinez-Calderon, Lizie D. 32
- Martini, Paul Richard 37
- Mascali, Joseph A. 44
- Mascarenhas, Bernard 54
- Masi, Stephen Frank 55
- Massa, Nicholas George 65
- Massari, Patricia Ann 25
- Massaroli, Michael 38
- Mastrandrea, Jr., Philip William 42
- Mastrocinque, Rudolph 43
- Mathai, Joseph 49
- Mathers, Charles 61
- Mathesen, William A. 40
- Matricciano, Marcello 31
- Mattic, Margaret Elaine 51
- Mattson, Robert D. 54
- Matuza, Walter 39
- Mauro, Charles J. 38
- Mauro, Dorothy 55
- Mauro, Jr., Charles A. 65
- Mauro, Nancy T. 51
- May, Tyrone 44
- Maynard, Keithroy Marcellus 30
- Mayo, Robert J. 46
- Mazza, Kathy Nancy 46
- Mazzella, Jr., Edward 62
- Mazzotta, Jennifer Lynn 23
- Mbaya, Kaaria 39
- McAlary, James Joseph 42
- McAleese, Brian 36
- McAneney, Patricia Ann 50
- McArthur, Colin Robert 52
- McAvoy, John Kevin 47
- McBrayer, Kenneth M. 49
- McCabe, Brendan 40
- McCabe, Michael 42
- McCann, Thomas 45
- McCarthy, Justin 29
- McCarthy, Kevin M. 42
- McCarthy, Michael 33
- McCarthy, Robert 33
- McCaskill, Stanley 47
- McCloskey, Katie Marie 25
- McConnell-Cullinan, Joan 47
- McCourt, Juliana 4
- McCourt, Ruth Magdaline 45
- McCrann, Charles Austin 55
- McDay, Tonyell F. 25
- McDermott, Matthew T. 34
- McDonald, Joseph P. 43
- McDonnell, Brian Grady 38
- McDonnell, Michael P. 33
- McDowell, Jr., John 33
- McEneaney, Eamon J. 46
- McErlean, Jr., John Thomas 39
- McGinley, Daniel Francis 40
- McGinly, Mark Ryan 26
- McGinn, William E. 43
- MCGinnis, Thomas Henry 41
- McGinty, Michael Gregory 42
- McGovern, Ann 68
- McGovern, Scott Martin 35
- McGovern, William 49
- McGowan, Stacey Sennas 38
- McGuinn, Francis Noel 48
- McGuinness, Jr., Thomas F. 42
- McGuire, Patrick 40
- McHale, Thomas M. 33
- McHeffey, Keith 31
- McHugh III, Denis J. 36
- McHugh, Ann M. 35
- McHugh, Dennis 34
- McHugh, Michael E. 35
- McIlvaine, Robert G. 26
- McIntyre, Donald James 38
- McKenna, Stephanie Marie 45
- McKeon, Barry J. 47
- McKinnedy, Evelyn C. 60
- McKinney, Darryl Leron 26
- McLaughlin, Jr., George Patrick 36
- McLaughlin, Jr., Robert C. 29
- McMahon, Gavin 35
- McMahon, Robert D. 35
- McNally, Edmund 40
- McNeal, Daniel W. 29
- McNeil, Walter Arthur 53
- McNulty, Christine Sheila 42
- McNulty, Sean Peter 30
- McPadden, Robert 30
- McShane, Terence A. 37
- McSweeney, Timothy Patrick 37
- McWilliams, Martin E. 35
- Medaglia, Rocco A. 49
- Medina, Abigail Cales 46
- Medina, Ana Iris 39
- Medwig, Deborah Louise 46
- Meehan, Damian 32
- Meehan, William J. 49
- Mehta, Alok 23
- Meisenheimer, Raymond 46
- Mejia, Manuel Emilio 54
- Melaku, Eskedar 31
- Melendez, Antonio 30
- Melendez, Mary 44
- Mello, Christopher D. 25
- Melnichenko, Yelena 28
- Meltzer, Stuart Todd 32
- Mena, Diarelia Jovanah 30
- Mendez, Charles 38
- Mendoza, Lizette 33
- Mentis, Shevonne Olicia 25
- Menzel, Wolfgang Peter 59
- Mercado, Steven 38
- Mercer, Westly 70
- Mercurio, Ralph Joseph 47
- Merdinger, Alan Harvey 47
- Merino, George L. 39
- Merino, Yamel 24
- Merkouris, George 35
- Merrick, Deborah 45
- Metz III, Raymond Joseph 37
- Metzler, Jill Ann 32
- Meyer, David Robert 57
- Miah, Nurul H. 35
- Micciulli, William Edward 30
- Michelstein, Martin Paul 57
- Milano, Peter Teague 43
- Milanowycz, Gregory 25
- Milewski, Lukasz Tomasz 21
- Millan, Sharon Christina 31
- Miller, Corey Peter 34
- Miller, Craig James 29
- Miller, Douglas Charles 34
- Miller, Joel 55
- Miller, Jr., Henry Alfred 51
- Miller, Jr., Robert Cromwell 55
- Miller, Michael Matthew 39
- Miller, Philip D. 53
- Miller, Robert Alan 46
- Millman, Benjamin 40
- Mills, Charles Morris 61
- Milstein, Ronald Keith 54
- Minara, Robert 54
- Minardi, William George 46
- Minervino, Louis Joseph 54
- Mingione, Thomas 34
- Miraille, Wilbert 29
- Mircovich, Dominick N. 40
- Mirpuri, Rajesh Arjan 30
- Mistrulli, Joseph 47
- Miszkowicz, Susan J. 37
- Mitchell, Paul Thomas 46
- Miuccio, Richard P. 55
- Mladenik, Jeffrey Peter 43
- Moccia, Sr., Frank V. 57
- Modafferi, Louis Joseph 45
- Mohammed, Boyie 50
- Mojica, Dennis 50
- Mojica, Manuel 37
- Molina, Kleber 44
- Molina, Manuel De Jesus 31
- Molinaro, Carl 32
- Molisani, Justin 42
- Monaghan, Brian 21
- Monahan, Franklin 45
- Monahan, John 47
- Montanaro, Kristen 34
- Montano, Craig 38
- Montesi, Michael 39
- Montoya Valdes, Antonio Jesus 47
- Montoya, Carlos Alberto 36
- Monyak, Cheryl Ann 43
- Moody, Thomas 45
- Moore, Sharon 37
- Moorthy, Krishna 59
- Morabito, Laura Lee 34
- Morales, Abner 37
- Morales, Carlos Manuel 29
- Morales, Paula E. 42
- Moran, John 42
- Moran, John Chrisopher 38
- Moran, Kathleen 42
- Morehouse, Lindsay Stapleton 24
- Morell, George 47
- Morello, Steven P. 52
- Morello, Vincent S. 34
- Moreno, Yvette Nicole 24
- Morgan, Dorothy 47
- Morgan, Richard 63
- Morgenstern, Nancy 32
- Mori, Sanae 27
- Morocho Morocho, Leonel Geronimo 36
- Morocho, Blanca Robertina 26
- Moroney, Dennis Gerard 39
- Morris, Lynne Irene 22
- Morris, Seth Allan 35
- Morris, Stephen Philip 31
- Morrison, Christopher Martel 34
- Morron Garcia, Jorge Luis 38
- Morrone, Ferdinand V. 63
- Moskal, William David 50
- Motroni, Marco 56
- Motus-Wilson, Cynthia 52
- Mouchinski, Iouri A. 55
- Moussa, Jude Joseph 35
- Moutos, Peter 44
- Mowatt, Damion O'Neil 21
- Mozzillo, Christopher 27
- Mulderry, Stephen Vincent 33
- Muldowney Jr, Richard 40
- Mullan, Michael D. 34
- Mulligan, Dennis Michael 32
- Mulligan, Peter James 27
- Mullin, Michael Joseph 27
- Munhall, James Donald 45
- Muniz, Nancy 45
- Munoz, Carlos 43
- Munoz, Frank 29
- Munson, Theresa 54
- Murach, Robert M. 45
- Murillo, Cesar Augusto 32
- Murolo, Marc A. 28
- Murphy Iv, James F. 30
- Murphy, Brian Joseph 41
- Murphy, Charles Anthony 38
- Murphy, Christopher W. 35
- Murphy, Edward Charles 42
- Murphy, James Thomas 35
- Murphy, Jr., Robert Eddie 56
- Murphy, Kevin James 40
- Murphy, Patrick Sean 36
- Murphy, Raymond E. 46
- Murray, John Joseph 32
- Murray, Jr., John Joseph 52
- Murray, Susan D. 54
- Murray, Valerie Victoria 65
- Myhre, Richard Todd

N
- Nagel, Robert B. 55
- Naiman, Mildred 81
- Nakamura, Takuya 30
- Napier, Alexander 38
- Naples III, Frank Joseph 29
- Napolitano, John 32
- Nardella, Catherine Ann 40
- Nardone, Jr., Mario 32
- Narula, Manika K. 22
- Nassaney, Shawn M. 25
- Nath, Narender 32
- Navarro, Karen Susan 30
- Navas, Joseph Micheal 44
- Nazario, Francis Joseph 28
- Neblett, Glenroy I. 42
- Neblett, Rayman Marcus 31
- Nedd, Jerome O. 39
- Nedell, Laurence 52
- Nee, Luke G. 44
- Negron, Pete 34
- Neira, Laurie Ann 48
- Nelson, Ann N. 30
- Nelson, David William 50
- Nelson, James 40
- Nelson, Michele Ann 27
- Nelson, Peter Allen 42
- Nesbitt, Oscar Francis 58
- Nevins, Gerard Terence 46
- Newell, Renee Lucille 37
- Newton-Carter, Christopher 51
- Ngalula, Kapinga 58
- Ngo, Nancy Yuen 36
- Nichilo, Jody 39
- Nicosia, Kathleen Ann 54
- Niederer, Martin S. 23
- Niedermeyer, Alfonse Joseph 40
- Niestadt, Jr., Frank John 55
- Nieves, Gloria 48
- Nieves, Jr., Juan 56
- Nilsen, Troy Edward 33
- Nimbley, Paul 42
- Niven, John B. 44

- Noack, Katherine Marie 30
- Noel, Curtis Terrance 22
- Nolan, Daniel R. 44
- Noonan, Robert 36
- Norton, Jacqueline June 61
- Norton, Robert Grant 85
- Notaro, Daniela R. 25
- Novotny, Brian Christopher 33
- Numata, Soichi 45
- Nunez, Brian lix 29
- Nunez, Jose 42
- Nussbaum, Jeffrey Roger 37

O
- O'Berg, Dennis 28
- O'Brien, Jr., James P. 33
- O'Brien, Michael P. 42
- O'Brien, Scott J. 40
- O'Brien, Timothy Michael 40
- O'Callaghan, Daniel 42
- O'Connor, Diana J. 37
- O'Connor, Jr., Dennis James 34
- O'Connor, Keith Kevin 28
- O'Connor, Richard J. 49
- O'Doherty, Amy 23
- O'Doherty, Marni Pont 39
- O'Grady, James Andrew 32
- O'Hagan, Thomas 43
- O'Kee , Patrick J. 44
- O'Kee , William 48
- O'leary, Gerald 34
- O'Mahony, Matthew Timothy 39
- O'Neill, Jr., Peter J. 29
- O'Neill, Sean Gordon 34
- O'Rourke, Kevin 44
- O'Shea, Patrick J. 45
- O'Shea, Robert William 47
- O'Sullivan, Timothy F. 68
- Oakley, James A. 52
- Oelschlager, Douglas E. 36
- Ogawa, Takashi 37
- Ogletree, Albert 49
- Ognibene, Philip Paul 39
- Ogonowski, John 50
- Ogren, Joseph J. 30
- Oitice, Samuel 45
- Olcott, Gerald Michael 55
- Olender, Christine Anne 39
- Oliva, Linda Mary 44
- Oliver, Edward Kraft 39
- Oliver, Leah E. 24
- Olsen, Eric T. 49
- Olsen, Jeffrey James 39
- Olson, Maureen Lyons 50
- Olson, Steven John 38
- Onda, Toshihiro 39
- Oneal, Seamus L. 52
- Oneill, John P. 49
- Ong, Betty Ann 45
- Opperman, Michael C. 45
- Orgielewicz, Christopher 35
- Orloske, Margaret 50
- Ormiston, Virginia Anne 42
- Orsini, Ronald 59
- Ortale, Peter 37
- Ortega-Campos, Juan 32
- Orth, Jane M. 49
- Ortiz, Alexander 36
- Ortiz, David 37
- Ortiz, Jr., Emilio 38
- Ortiz, Jr., Paul 29
- Ortiz, Pablo 49
- Ortiz, Sonia 58
- Ose, Masaru 36
- Osorio, Elsy C. 27
- Ostrowski, James R. 37
- Oswald, Jason Douglas 28
- Otten, Michael 42
- Ottenwalder, Isidro D. 35
- Ou, Michael Chung 53
- Ouida, Todd Joseph 25
- Ovalles, Jesus 60
- Owens, Jr., Peter J. 42
- Oyola, Adianes 23

P
- Pabon, Angel M. 53
- Pabon, Jr., Israel 39
- Pacheco, Roland 25
- Packer, Michael Benjamin 45 36
- Pakkala, Deepa 39
- Palazzo, Jeffrey Matthew 33
- Palazzo, Thomas 44
- Palazzolo, Richard 39
- Palmer, Orio J. 45
- Palombo, Frank Anthony 46
- Palumbo, Alan N. 42
- Panatier, Christopher Matthew 36
- Pandolfo, Dominique Lisa 27
- Pansini, Paul J. 35
- Paolillo, John M. 59
- Papa, Edward Joseph 47
- Papasso, Salvatore T. 34
- Pappageorge, James Nicholas 29
- Pappalardo, Marie 53
- Parakat, Vinod Kumar 34
- Paramsothy, Vijayashanker 23
- Parandkar, Nitin 27
- Parbhu, Hardai 42
- Parham, James Wendell 32
- Paris, Debra Marie 48
- Paris, George 33
- Park, Gye Hyong 28
- Parker, Philip Lacey 53
- Parkes, Michael Alaine 27
- Parks, Jr., Robert E. 47
- Parmar, Hashmukhrai C. 48
- Parro, Robert 35
- Parsons, Diane Marie 58
- Pascual, Leobardo Lopez 42
- Pascuma, Michael 50
- Paskins, Jerrold 57
- Passananti, Horace Robert 55
- Passaro, Suzanne H. 38
- Patel, Avnish Ramanbhai 28
- Patel, Dipti 38
- Patel, Manish 29
- Paterson, Steven Bennett 40
- Patrick, James Matthew 30
- Patrocino, Manuel D. 35
- Patterson, Bernard E. 46
- Patti, Cira Marie 40
- Pattison, Robert E. 40
- Paul, James Robert 58
- Paz, Patrice 59
- Paz-Gutierrez, Victor 43
- Peak, Stacey Lynn 36
- Pearlman, Richard Allen 98
- Pearsall, Durrell V. 34
- Pecorelli, Thomas Nicholas 30
- Pedicini, Thomas 30
- Pelino, Todd Douglas 34
- Pelletier, Michel Adrian 36
- Peluso, Anthony G. 46
- Pena, Angel Ramon 45
- Penny, Richard Al 53
- Pepe, Salvatore F. 45
- Peralta, Carl 37
- Peraza, Robert David 30
- Perconti, Jon A. 32
- Perez, Alejo 66
- Perez, Angela Susan 35
- Perez, Anthony 33
- Perez, Ivan 37
- Perez, Jr., Angel 49
- Perez, Nancy E. 36
- Perkins, Berinthia B. 53
- Perroncino, Joseph John 33
- Perrotta, Edward J. 43
- Perry, Emelda H. 52
- Perry, Glenn C. 49
- Perry, John William 38
- Pershep, Franklin Allan 59
- Pesce, Danny 34
- Pescherine, Michael John 32
- Peterson, Davin 25
- Peterson, William Russell 46
- Petrocelli, Mark 28
- Petti, Philip Scott 43
- Pettit, Glen Kerrin 30
- Pezzulo, Dominick 36
- Pezzuti, Kaleen Elizabeth 28
- Pir, Kevin 42
- Pham, Tu-Anh 42
- Phelan, Kenneth 49
- Philips, Sneha Ann 39
- Piantieri, Suzette Eugenia 55
- Picarro, Ludwig John 44
- Picerno, Matthew M. 44
- Pick, Joseph Oswald 40
- Pickford, Christopher 32
- Pierce, Dennis J. 54
- Pietronico, Bernard 39
- Pietrunti, Nicholas P. 38
- Pigis, Theodoros 60
- Pinto, Susan Elizabeth 44
- Piskadlo, Joseph 48
- Pitman, Christopher Todd 30
- Piver, Joshua 23
- Plumitallo, Joseph 45
- Pocasangre Debarrera, Ana Gloria 49
- Pocher, John 36
- Pohlmann, William Howard 56
- Polatsch, Laurence 32
- Polhemus, Thomas H. 39
- Pollicino, Steve 48
- Pollio, Susan M. 45
- Poptean, Joshua Iousa 37
- Porras, Giovanna 24
- Portillo, Anthony 48
- Potorti, James Edward 52
- Pouletsos, Daphne 47
- Poulos, Richard N. 55
- Poulos, Stephen Emanual 45
- Powell, Brandon Jerome 26
- Powell, Shawn Edward 32
- Pratt, Antonio 43
- Preziose, Gregory M. 34
- Prince, Wanda Ivelisse 30
- Princiotta, Vincent 39
- Prior, Kevin 28
- Proctor III, Everett Martin 44
- Progen, Carrie Beth 25
- Prothero-Redhef r, Sarah 35
- Pruim, David Lee 53
- Prunty, Richard 57
- Puckett, John Foster 47
- Pugliese, Robert David 47
- Pullis, Edward F. 34
- Puma, Patricia Ann 33
- Puopolo, Sonia M. 62
- Puttur, Hemanth Kumar 26
- Pykon, Edward R. 33

Q
- Quackenbush, Christopher 44
- Qualben, Lars Peter 49
- Quappe, Lincoln 38
- Quigley IV, Patrick J. 40
- Quigley, Beth Ann 25
- Quilty, Michael 42
- Quinn, James Francis 23
- Quinn, Ricardo J. 40

R
- Rabalais, Carol Millicent 38
- Racaniello, Christopher Peter A. 30
- Ragaglia, Leonard J. 36
- Raggio, Eugene 55
- Ragonese-Snik, Laura Marie 41
- Ragusa, Michael 29
- Raimondi, Peter Frank 46
- Raines, Harry A. 37
- Raja, Ehtesham 28
- Raju, Valsa 40
- Rall, Edward 44
- Rambousek, Lukas 27
- Ramirez, Maria 25
- Ramos, Harry 45
- Ramsaroop, Vishnoo 44
- Ramzey, Lorenzo E. 48
- Rancke, Alfred Todd 42
- Rand, Adam David 30
- Randall, Jonathan C. 42
- Ranganath, Srinivasa Shreyas 26
- Ransom, Anne T. 45
- Rapoport, Faina Aronovna 45
- Rasmussen, Robert A. 42
- Rasool, Amenia 33
- Rasweiler, Roger Mark 53
- Rathkey, David Alan 47
- Raub, William Ralph 38
- Rauzi, Gerard P. 43
- Razuvaev, Alexey 40
- Reda, Gregory 33
- Reed, Michele 26
- Reese, Judith Ann 56
- Regan, Donald J. 47
- Regan, Robert M. 48
- Regan, Thomas Michael 43
- Regenhard, Christian Michael Otto 28
- Reich, Howard 59
- Reidy, Gregg 25
- Reilly, James Brian 25
- Reilly, Kevin O. 28
- Reilly, Timothy E. 40
- Reina, Jr., Joseph 32
- Reinig, Thomas Barnes 48
- Reisman, Frank Bennett 41
- Reiss, Joshua Scott 23
- Renda, Karen 52
- Reo, John Armand 28
- Rescorla, Richard Cyril 62
- Resta, John Thomas 40
- Retik, David E. 33
- Revilla, Luis Clodoaldo 54
- Reyes, Jr., Eduvigis 37
- Reynolds, Bruce Albert 41
- Rhodes, John Frederick 57
- Riccardelli, Francis Saverio 40
- Riccio, Rudolph N. 51
- Riccoboni, Ann Marie 58
- Rice III, Kenneth Frederick 34
- Rice, David H. 31
- Rice, Eileen Mary 57

- Richard, Vernon Allan 53
- Richards, Claude Daniel 46
- Richards, Gregory David 30
- Richards, Michael 38
- Richards, Venesha Orintia 26
- Riches, James C. 29
- Richman, Alan Jay 44
- Rigo, John M. 48
- Rimmele III, Frederick Charles 32
- Risco, Theresa 48
- Riso, Rose Mary 55
- Rivas, Moises N. 29
- Rivelli, Joseph 43
- Rivera, Carmen Alicia 33
- Rivera, Isaias 51
- Rivera, Juan William 27
- Rivera, Linda Ivelisse 26
- Rivers, David E. 40
- Riverso, Joseph R. 34
- Rizza, Paul V. 34
- Rizzo, John Frank 50
- Roach, Stephen Louis 36
- Roberto, Joseph 37
- Roberts, Leo Arthur 44
- Roberts, Michael 30
- Roberts, Michael Edward 31
- Robertson, Jr., Donald Walter 35
- Robinson, Catherina 45
- Robinson, Jeffery 38
- Robotham, Michell Lee Jean 32
- Robson, Donald A. 52
- Rocha, Antonio A. 34
- Rocha, Raymond James 29
- Rockefeller, Laura 41
- Rodak, John 39
- Rodrigues, Antonio J. 35
- Rodriguez, Anthony 36
- Rodriguez, Carmen Milagros 46
- Rodriguez, Gregory Ernesto 31
- Rodriguez, Marsha A. 41
- Rodriguez, Mayra Valdes 39
- Rodriguez, Richard 31
- Rodriguez-Vargas, David Bartolo 44
- Rogan, Matthew 37
- Roger, Jean Destrehan 24
- Rogers, Karlie Barbara 26
- Rohner, Scott Williams 22
- Roma, Keith
- Romagnolo, Joseph M. 37
- Romero, Elvin 34
- Romero, Sr., Efrain 57
- Romito, James A. 51
- Rooney, Sean Paul 50
- Ropiteau, Eric Thomas 24
- Rosario Wakeford, Wendy Alice 40
- Rosario, Aida 42
- Rosario, Angela 27
- Rosen, Mark 45
- Rosenbaum, Brooke David 31
- Rosenbaum, Linda 41
- Rosenbaum, Sheryl Lynn 33
- Rosenberg, Lloyd Daniel 31
- Rosenberg, Mark Louis 26
- Rosenblum, Andrew Ira 45
- Rosenblum, Joshua M. 28
- Rosenthal, Joshua Alan 44
- Rosenthal, Richard David 50
- Rosenzweig, Philip Martin 47
- Rosetti, Daniel 32
- Ross, Richard Barry 58
- Rossinow, Norman S. 39
- Rossomando, Nicholas P. 35
- Rothberg, Michael Craig 39
- Rothenberg, Donna Marie 53
- Roux, James 42
- Rowe, Nicholas 28
- Roy, Sr., Timothy Alan 36
- Ruback, Paul G. 50
- Ruben, Ronald J. 36
- Rubino, Joanne 45
- Ruddle, David M. 31
- Ruggiere, Bart Joseph 32
- Ruggiero, Susan A. 30
- Ruhalter, Adam Keith 41
- Ruiz Diaz, Obdulio 44
- Ruiz, Gilbert 57
- Russell, Stephen P. 40
- Russin, Steven Harris 32
- Russo, Sr., Michael Thomas 44
- Russo, Wayne Alan 37
- Ryan, Edward 42
- Ryan, Jonathan Stephan 32
- Ryan, Jr., John Joseph 45
- Ryan, Matthew Lancelot 54
- Ryjova, Tatiana 36
- Ryook, Christina Sunga 25

S
- Saada, Thierry 26
- Sabbag, Jason Elazar 26
- Sabella, Thomas E. 44
- Saber, Scott 36
- Sacerdote, Joseph Francis 48
- Sachs, Jessica Leigh 23
- Sadocha, Francis John 41
- Safi, Jude 24
- Safronoff, Brock Joel 26
- Saiya, Edward 49
- Salamone, John Patrick 37
- Salas, Hernando 71
- Salas, Juan G. 35
- Salcedo, Esmerlin Antonio 36
- Salerno, Jr., John Salvatore 31
- Salie, Rahma 28
- Salinardi, Jr., Richard L. 32
- Saloman, Wayne John 43
- Salomon, Nolbert 33
- Salter, Catherine Patricia 37
- Salvaterra, Frank 41
- Salvio, Paul Richard 27
- Salvo, Jr., Samuel Robert 59
- Sam-Dinnoo, Rena 28
- Samaniego, Carlos Alberto 29
- Samuel, Jr., James Kenneth 29
- San Phillip, Michael 55
- San Pio, Sylvia 26
- Sanay, Hugo M. 41
- Sanchez, Erick 45
- Sanchez, Jacquelyn Patrice 23
- Sanchez, Jesus 45
- Sand, Eric M. 36
- Sanders, Stacey Leigh 25
- Sandler, Herman S. 57
- Sands, Jr., James 38
- Santiago, Ayleen J. 40
- Santiago, Kirsten 26
- Santillan, Maria Theresa 27
- Santo, Susan Gayle 24
- Santora, Christopher 23
- Santore, John A. 49
- Santoro, Mario L. 28
- Santos Iii, Rufino Conrado Flores 37
- Santos, Rafael Humberto 42
- Saracini, Victor J. 51
- Sarkar, Kalyan 53
- Sarker, Chapelle R. 37
- Sarle, Paul F. 38
- Sattaluri, Deepika Kumar 33
- Saucedo, Gregory Thomas 31
- Sauer, Susan M. 48
- Savas, Anthony 72
- Savinkin, Vladimir 21
- Sayegh, Jackie 34
- Sbarbaro, John Michael 45
- Scandole, Jr., Robert L. 36
- Scarpitta, Michelle 26
- Scauso, Dennis 46
- Schardt, John Albert 34
- Scharf, John G. 29
- Scheffold, Jr., Frederick Claude 57
- Scheinberg, Angela Susan 46
- Schertzer, Scott Mitchell 28
- Schielke, Sean 27
- Schlag, Steven Francis 41
- Schlissel, Jon 51
- Schmidt, Karen Helene 42
- Schneider, Ian 45
- Schoales, Thomas G. 27
- Schott, Jr., Frank G. 39
- Schrang, Gerard Patrick 45
- Schreier, Jeffrey H. 48
- Schroeder, John T. 31
- Schuler, Susan Lee 55
- Schunk, Edward William 54
- Schurmeier, Mark E. 44
- Schwartz, Clarin Shellie 51
- Schwartz, John Burkhart 49
- Schwartz, Mark 50
- Scibetta, Adriane Victoria 31
- Scorca, Raphael 61
- Scott, Randolph 48
- Scudder, Christopher Jay 34
- Scullin, Arthur Warren 57
- Seaman, Michael Herman 41
- Seeliger, Margaret M. 34
- Segarra, Anthony 52
- Segarra, Carlos 54
- Sekzer, Jason 31
- Sellitto, Matthew Carmen 23
- Selwyn, Howard 47
- Senko, Larry John 34
- Sereno, Arturo Angelo 29
- Serrano, Frankie 23
- Sesinova, Alena 57
- Sessa, Adele Christine 36
- Sewnarine, Sita Nermalla 37
- Seymour, Karen Lynn 40
- Sezna, Davis 22
- Sgroi, Thomas Joseph 45
- Shah, Jayesh S. 38
- Shahid, Khalid M. 25
- Shajahan, Mohammed 41
- Shamay, Gary 23
- Shanahan, Earl Richard 50
- Shastri, Neil 25
- Shatzoff, Kathryn Anne 37
- Shaw, Barbara A. 57
- Shaw, Jeffrey James 42
- Shay, Jr., Robert John 27
- Shea, Daniel James 37
- Shea, Joseph Patrick 47
- Shearer, Mary Kathleen 61
- Shearer, Robert M. 63
- Sheehan, Linda 40
- Shefi, Hagay 34
- Sherry, John Anthony 34
- Shiratori, Atsushi 36
- Shubert, Thomas Joseph 43
- Shulman, Mark 47
- Shum, See Wong 44
- Shwartzstein, Allan Abraham 37
- Sigmund, Johanna 25
- Signer, Dianne T. 32
- Sikorsky, Gregory 34
- Siller, Stephen Gerard 34
- Silver, David 35
- Silverstein, Craig A. 41
- Simjee, Nasima Hameed 38
- Simmons, Bruce Edward 41
- Simon, Arthur 57
- Simon, Kenneth Alan 34
- Simon, Michael J. 40
- Simon, Paul Joseph 54
- Simone, Marianne Teresa 62
- Simowitz, Barry 64
- Simpkin, Jane Louise 36
- Simpson, Jeff Lyal 38
- Singh, Khamladai 25
- Singh, Roshan Ramesh 21
- Sinton III, Thomas E. 41
- Siracuse, Peter A. 29
- Siskopoulos, Muriel Fay 60
- Sisolak, Joseph Michael 35
- Skala, John P. 31
- Skidmore, Jr., Francis Joseph 58
- Skinner, Toyena 27
- Skrzypek, Paul A. 37
- Slattery, Christopher Paul 31
- Slavin, Vincent Robert 41
- Sliwak, Robert F. 42
- Sloan, Paul K. 26
- Smagala, Jr., Stanley S. 36
- Small, Wendy L. 26
- Smith, Catherine 44
- Smith, Daniel Laurence 47
- Smith, George Eric 38
- Smith, Heather Lee 30
- Smith, James Gregory 43
- Smith, Jeffrey R. 36
- Smith, Joyce Patricia 55
- Smith, Jr., Leon 48
- Smith, Karl T. 44
- Smith, Kevin Joseph 47
- Smith, Moira Ann 38
- Smith, Rosemary A. 61
- Smithwick, Bonnie Jeanne 54
- Snell, Rochelle Monique 24
- Snyder, Dianne Bullis 42
- Snyder, Jr., Leonard J. 34
- Sohan, Astrid Elizabeth 32
- Solanki, Sushil S. 35
- Solares, Ruben 51
- Solomon, Naomi Leah 52
- Song, Daniel W. 34
- Sorresse, Michael Charles 34
- Soto, Fabian 31
- Soulas, Timothy Patrick 35
- Spagnoletti, Gregory 32
- Spampinato, Jr., Donald F. 39
- Sparacio, Thomas 35
- Spataro, John Anthony 32
- Spear, Jr., Robert W. 30
- Spence, Jr., Maynard S. 42
- Spencer III, George Edward 50
- Spencer, Robert Andrew 35
- Sperando, Mary Rubina 39
- Spinelli, Frank 44
- Spitz, William E. 49
- Spor, Jr., Joseph 35
- Sprockamp, Klaus Johannes 42
- Srinuan, Saranya 23
- St. Rose, Fitzroy 40
- Stabile, Michael F. 50
- Stack, Lawrence T. 58
- Stackpole, Timothy M. 42
- Stadelberger, Richard James 55
- Stahlman, Eric 43
- Stajk, Gregory 46
- Stan, Alexandru Liviu 34
- Stan, Corina 31
- Stanley, Mary Domenica 53
- Starita, Anthony 35
- Stark, Jeffrey 30
- Statkevicus, Derek James 30
- Staub, Craig William 30
- Steckman, William V. 56
- Steen, Eric Thomas 32
- Steiner, William R. 56
- Steinman, Alexander 32
- Stergiopoulos, Andrew 23
- Stern, Andrew 41
- Stevens, Martha 55
- Stewart, Jr., Richard H. 35
- Stewart, Michael James 42
- Stoller, Sanford M. 54
- Stone, Douglas Joel 54
- Stone, Lonny Jay 43
- Storey, Jimmy Nevill 58
- Stout, Timothy 42
- Strada, Thomas 41
- Straine, Jr., James J. 36
- Straub, Edward W. 48
- Strauch, Jr., George J. 53
- Strauss, Edward T. 44
- Strauss, Steven R. 51
- Strobert, Steven F. 33
- Stuart, Jr., Walwyn W. 28
- Suarez, Benjamin 34
- Suarez, David Scott 24
- Suarez, Ramon 45
- Suarez, Xavier 41
- Sugiyama, Yoichi 34
- Sugra, William Christopher 30
- Suhr, Daniel 37
- Sullins, David Marc 30
- Sullivan, Christopher P. 39
- Sullivan, Patrick 32
- Sullivan, Thomas 38
- Sumaya, Jr., Hilario Soriano 42
- Suozzo, James Joseph 47
- Supinski, Colleen 27
- Sutcliffe, Robert 39
- Sutter, Seline 63
- Sutton, Claudia Suzette 34
- Swaine, John Francis 36
- Swearson, Kristine M. 34
- Sweeney, Brian David 38
- Sweeney, Brian Edward 29
- Sweeney, Madeline Amy 35
- Swenson, Kenneth J. 40
- Swift, Thomas 30
- Sword, Derek Ogilvie 29
- Szocik, Kevin Thomas 27
- Sztejnberg, Gina 52
- Szurkowski, Norbert P. 31

T
- Taback, Harry 56
- Tabeek, Joann 41
- Taddei, Norma C. 64
- Taddonio, Michael 39
- Takahashi, Keiichiro 53
- Takahashi, Keiji 42
- Talbot, Phyllis Gail 53
- Talhami, Robert 40
- Tallon, Sean Patrick 26
- Talty, Paul 40
- Tam, Maurita 22
- Tamares, Rachel 30
- Tamayo, Hector 51
- Tamuccio, Michael Andrew 37
- Tanaka, Kenichiro 52
- Tankard, Rhondelle Cheri 31
- Tanner, Michael Anthony 44
- Taormina, Jr., Dennis Gerard 36
- Tarantino, Kenneth Joseph 39
- Tarasiewicz, Allan 45
- Tarrou, Michael C. 38
- Tartaro, Ronald 38
- Taylor, Darryl Anthony 52
- Taylor, Donnie Brooks 40
- Taylor, Lorisa Ceylon 31
- Taylor, Michael Morgan 42
- Tegtmeier, Paul A. 41
- Tembe, Yeshauant 59
- Tempesta, Anthony 38
- Temple, Dorothy Pearl 52
- Temple, Stanley 77
- Tengelin, David 25
- Terrenzi, Brian John 28
- Terry, Lisa M. 42
- Thackurdeen, Goumatie T. 35
- Thatte, Harshad Sham 30
- Theodoridis, Michael 32
- Theurkauf, Jr., Thomas F. 44
- Thomas, Lesley Anne 40
- Thompson, Brian Thomas 49
- Thompson, Clive 43
- Thompson, Glenn 44
- Thompson, Nigel Bruce 33
- Thompson, Perry A. 36
- Thompson, Vanavah Alexei 26
- Thompson, William H. 51
- Thorpe, Eric Raymond 35
- Thorpe, Nichola Angela 22
- Tieri, Jr., Sal Edward 40
- Tierney, John p 27
- Tiesi, Mary Ellen 38
- Tieste, William R. 54
- Tietjen, Kenneth Francis 31
- Tighe, Stephen Edward 41
- Timmes, Scott Charles 28
- Tinley, Michael E. 56
- Tino, Jenni r M. 29
- Tipaldi, Robert Frank 25
- Tipping II, John James 33
- Tirado, David 26
- Tirado, Jr., Hector Luis 30
- Titolo, Michelle Lee 34
- Titus, Alicia N. 28
- Tobin, John J. 47
- Todisco, Richard 61
- Tomasevic, Vladimir 36
- Tompsett, Stephen Kevin 39
- Tong, Thomas 31
- Torres, Doris 32
- Torres, Luis Eduardo 31
- Toyen, Amy Elizabeth 24
- Traina, Christopher Michael 25
- Trant, Daniel Patrick 40
- Traore, Abdoul Karim 40
- Travers, Glenn J. 53
- Travers, Walter Philip 44
- Traylor-Bass, licia Y. 38
- Trentini, James Anthony 65
- Trentini, Mary Barbara 67
- Trerotola, Lisa L. 36
- Trerra, Karamo 40
- Trinidad, Michael Angel 33
- Trombino, Francis Joseph 68
- Trost, Gregory James 26
- Tselepis, William P. 33
- Tsoy, Zhanetta Valentinovna 32
- Tucker, Michael Patrick 40
- Tumulty, Lance Richard 32
- Tung, Ching Ping 44
- Turner, Simon James 39
- Tuzio, Donald Joseph 51
- Twomey, Robert T. 48
- Tzemis, Jenni r 26

U
- Ueltzhoef r, John G. 36
- Ugolyn, Tyler V. 23
- Uliano, Michael A. 42
- Uman, Jonathan J. 33
- Umarkar, Anil Shivhari 34
- Upton, Allen V. 44
- Urban, Diane Marie 50

V
- Vaccacio, John Damien 30
- Vadas, Bradley Hodges 37
- Valcarcel, William 54
- Vale, lix Antonio 29
- Vale, Ivan 27
- Valentin, Benito 33
- Valentin, Jr., Santos 39
- Valvo II, Carlton Francis 38
- Vamsikrishna, Pendyala 30
- Van Acker, Erica H. 62
- Van Auken, Kenneth W. 47
- Van Hine, Richard B. 48
- Van Laere, Daniel M. 46

- Vanacore, Edward Raymond 29
- Vandevander, Jon C. 44
- Varacchi, Frederick Thomas 35
- Varadhan, Gopalakrishnan 32
- Vargas, David 46
- Vasel, Scott C. 32
- Vasquez, Azael Ismael 21
- Vazquez, Arcangel 47
- Vazquez, Santos 55
- Vega, Peter Anthony 36
- Velamuri, Sankara S. 63
- Velazquez, Jorge 47
- Veling, Lawrence G. 44
- Ventura, Anthony Mark 41
- Vera, David 41
- Vero, Loretta Ann 51
- Vialonga, Christopher James 30
- Vianna, Matthew Gilbert 23
- Vicario, Robert Anthony 40
- Victoria, Celeste Torres 41
- Vidal, Joanna 26
- Vigiano II, John T. 36
- Vigiano, Joseph Vincent 34
- Vignola, Jr., Frank J. 44
- Vilardo, Joseph Barry 42
- Villanueva, Sergio 33
- Vincelli, Chantal 38
- Vincent, Melissa 28
- Virgilio, Francine Ann 48
- Virgilio, Lawrence 38
- Visciano, Joseph Gerard 22
- Vitale, Joshua S. 28
- Vola, Maria Percoco 37
- Vosges, Lynette D. 48
- Voskerijian, Garo H. 43
- Vukosa, Alfred 37

W
- Wachtler, Gregory Kamal Bruno 25
- Wahlstrom, Mary Alice 78
- Waisman, Gabriela 33
- Walcott, Courtney Wainsworth 37
- Wald, Victor 49
- Waldie, Kenneth 46
- Walker, Benjamin James 41
- Wall, Glen 38
- Wallace, Mitchel Scott 34
- Wallace, Peter Guyder 66
- Wallace, Robert Francis 43
- Wallace, Roy Michael 42
- Wallendorf, Jeanmarie 23
- Wallens, Matthew Blake 31
- Wallice, Jr., John 43
- Walsh, Barbara P. 59
- Walsh, James Henry 37
- Walz, Jeffrey P. 37
- Wang, Ching 59
- Wang, Weibin 41
- Warchola, Michael 51
- Ward, Stephen Gordon 33
- Ward, Timothy Ray 38
- Waring, James Arthur 49
- Warner, Brian G. 32
- Washington, Derrick 33
- Waters, Charles 44
- Waters, Jr., James Thomas 39
- Waters, Patrick J. 44
- Watson, Kenneth Thomas 39
- Waye, Michael Henry 38
- Weaver, Todd Christopher 30
- Weaver, Walter Edward 30
- Webb, Nathaniel 56
- Webster, Dinah 50
- Weems, William Michael 46
- Weil, Joanne Flora 39
- Weinberg, Michael T. 34
- Weinberg, Steven 41
- Weingard, Scott Jeffrey 29
- Weinstein, Steven George 50
- Weiser, Simon 65
- Weiss, David M. 41
- Weiss, David Thomas 50
- Wells, Vincent Michael 22
- Welty, Timothy Matthew 34
- Wemmers, Christian Hans Rudolf 42
- Wen, Ssu-Hui 23
- Wenckus, John Joseph 46
- Wengerchuk, Oleh D. 56
- West, Jr., Whitfield 41
- West, Peter M. 54
- Whalen, Meredith Lynn 23
- Whelan, Eugene 31
- White III, Edward James 30
- White, Adam S. 26
- White, James Patrick 34
- White, John Sylvester 48
- White, Jr., Kenneth Wilburn 50
- White, Leonard Anthony 57
- White, Malissa Y. 37
- White, Wayne 37
- Whiteside, Leanne Marie 31
- Whitford, Mark P. 31
- Wholey, Michael T. 34
- Wieman, Mary Catherine 43
- Wiener, Jeffrey David 33
- Wik, Wilham J. 44
- Wildman, Alison Marie 30
- Wilkenson, Glenn E. 46
- Willett, John C. 29
- Williams III, Louis Calvin 53
- Williams, Brian Patrick 29
- Williams, Candace Lee 20
- Williams, David J. 34
- Williams, Deborah Lynn 35
- Williams, Jr., Crossley Richard 28
- Williams, Kevin Michael 24
- Williams, Louie Anthony 44
- Williamson, John P. 46
- Wilson, Donna Ann 48
- Wilson, William 58
- Winton, David Harold 29
- Winuk, Glenn J. 40
- Wise, Thomas Francis 43
- Wisniewski, Alan L. 47
- Wisniewski, Frank Thomas 54
- Wiswall, David 54
- Wiswe, Sigrid 41
- Wittenstein, Michael 34
- Wodenshek, Christopher W. 35
- Wohlforth, Martin P. 47
- Wolf, Katherine Susan 40
- Wong, Jenni r Yen 26
- Wong, Siu Cheung 34
- Wong, Yin Ping 34
- Wong, Yuk Ping 47
- Woodall, Brent James 31
- Woods, James John 26
- Woods, Patrick J. 36
- Woodwell, Richard Herron 44
- Wooley, David Terence 54
- Works, John Bentley 36
- Wortley, Martin Michael 29
- Wotton, Rodney James 36
- Wren, William 61
- Wright, John Wayne 33
- Wright, Neil Robin 30
- Wright, Sandra Lee 57

Y
- Yambem, Jupiter 41
- Yanamadala, Suresh 33
- Yarnell, Matthew David 26
- Yaskulka, Myrna 59
- Yasmin, Shakila 26
- Yee, Olabisi Shadie Layeni 38
- York, Edward P. 45
- York, Kevin Patrick 41
- York, Raymond R. 45
- Youmans, Suzanne 60
- Young, Barrington 35
- Young, Jacqueline 47
- Yuen, Elkin 32

Z
- Zaccoli, Joseph C. 39
- Zakhary, Adel Agayby 50
- Zaltsman, Arkady 45
- Zambrana, Jr., Edwin J. 24
- Zampieri, Robert Alan 30
- Zangrilli, Mark 36
- Zarba, Jr., Christopher Rudolph 47
- Zaslow, Ira 55
- Zelman, Kenneth Albert 36
- Zelmanowitz, Abraham J. 55
- Zempoaltecatl, Martin Morales 22
- Zeng, Zhe 28
- Zeplin, Marc Scott 33
- Zhao, Jie Yao Justin 27
- Ziminski, Ivelin 40
- Zinzi, Michael Joseph 37
- Zion, Charles A. 54
- Zipper, Julie Lynne 44
- Zisa, Salvatore 45
- Zois, Prokopios Paul 46
- Zuccala, Joseph J. 54
- Zucker, Andrew S. 27
- Zukelman, Igor 29

In 2008, during the heat of the Presidential campaign, the idiots imbeciles at the Daily Kos, in an attempt to show what passes for wit and sophisticated humor published this picture:

 

It was not only in bad taste, but exposed the left for what we have known they are to be all along:  Children with no sense of morality or common sense.

The late Roger W. Gardner of Radarsite wrote this in response to this abomination:

My God. Can someone please explain this to me? Can anyone out there help me to understand how any American website, regardless of their political leanings, could find any justification, any justification whatsoever for publishing this cartoon? Can anyone describe for me the mentality of the British cartoonist who drew it? I won't waste my reader's valuable time waiting for answers. I do not want answers or explanations. But I will say this.

This is purportedly a Democratic, liberal website. If any Democrat or liberal out there does not immediately and passionately condemn this post, and condemn this vicious traitorous website and everything it stands for, if any Democrat or liberal out there does not at once disassociate themselves from this horror, then you are indeed the enemy, and I hate you as vehemently as I do al Qaeda. Perhaps even more vehemently, because you have the arrogance to consider yourselves to be Americans.

God help you. - rg

L'Shanah Tovah Tikatevu!

The 25 of Elul is the traditional day of the beginning of Creation, as recorded in the first chapter of Genesis. While other religions start their calendar from the founding of the religion, the Jewish calendar begins with Creation. In Jewish consciousness, every nation is integral to humanity: Non-Jews were welcome to bring offerings to the Holy Temple in Jerusalem, which the prophet Isaiah referred to as the "house for all nations." Technically, the Jewish calendar does not begin until day six of Creation (Rosh Hashana), which commemorates the birth of mankind. This is because human beings are the pinnacle of Creation, enjoined to protect the world and to utilize all its resources to bring the world to its spiritual completion.


Who Shall Live



1 Tishrei

Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year, commemorates the creation of mankind. God gave Adam a soul, distinguishing him from all other living beings, in his ability to make moral choices and to build a relationship with the Creator. On Rosh Hashana, each person's allotment of life and livelihood is subject to renewal. The Talmud says that on Rosh Hashana, the prayers of the barren women -- Sarah, Rachel and Chana -- were answered; on this day they became pregnant with Isaac, Joseph and the prophet Samuel, respectively. (Sarah's story is the Torah reading on the first day of Rosh Hashana, and Chana's story is the Haftarah.)

Shana Tova from Latma

L'Shanah Tovah Tikatevu! 

(May you be inscribed and sealed for a good year!)

Father Of The Merkava Dead At 86

Israel Tal, father of the Merkava, and Israeli Armor, passed away yesterday at the age of 86.

Major General Israel Tal (res.), one of the Israel Defense Force's most prominent commanders and military theorists, died Wednesday, after suffering from a prolonged illness.

Tal, who was a week shy of his 86th birthday, is known as the "father" of Israel's main battle tank, the Merkava, and served as the commander of the IDF's Armored Corps during Israel's "War over the Water" in the 1960s, as well as the commander of the armored division which broke through the northern Sinai in the Six Day War.

The former Major General eventually reached the portion of deputy IDF chief of staff and the commander of Israel's southern front against Egypt in the final stages of the Yom Kippur War in 1973.

In one famous incident Tal, as commander of the southern front, refused an order by then IDF chief of staff David Elazar and defense minster Moshe Dayan to engage Egyptian forces after the war had ended, insisting on receiving authorization from then prime minister Golda Meir and the Supreme Court.

While Tal eventually won the argument, the incident virtually eliminated Tal's chances of being nominated chief of staff after Elazar stepped down in the wake of the report by the Agarnat commission, which investigated the conduct of Israeli political and military officials during the war.

Upon his release, Tal was nominated deputy minister of defense under Shimon Peres, and remained in that position even after returning to active duty during Ezer Weizman's stint as defense minister.

During this period Tal, following Weizman's request, prepared plans for central ground forces command, an offer which was intercepted by two chiefs of staff, Mordechai Gur and Rafael Eitan, fearing Tal would be named chief of staff following the command's establishment.

Later, defense minister Moshe Arena erected a downsized version of Tal's command, which was later restructured as the GOC Army Headquarters.

In 1999 Tal suffered from a stroke, following an argument over the Yom Kippur War with Maj. General Doron Almog. Following a rehabilitation process the former top IDF officer partially regained his health, only to fall ill again a few months ago.

Tal left a wife, daughter, son, and grandchildren. His military funeral is expected to take place on Sunday.

President Shimon Peres said in response to Tal's passing on Wednesday that regardless "of which rank he bore on his shoulders he was, and will remain, a man above others. In his eyes, moral considerations were equally important to technological advances."

"The tank he designed, was meant to be the best in the world, and it seems that it so regarded," Peres added, saying that Tal, above anyone else, was able to articulate a "strategy that distinguished between the need to save the country and to fortify it."

The president added that the former IDF officer knew that "there wasn't an alternative to victory, but he also believed that the alternative to war is the sought-after peace, which was at hand."

"He was Israel's inexhaustible dew ['Tal,' in Hebrew]. May his memory be blessed," Peres said.

At the Patton Museum of Cavalry and Armor at Fort Knox, Kentucky there is a wall with several framed portraits-prints mounted on a black cloth background. This is known as the International Commander’s Wall.

The wall, created by the Armor Association and the Patton Museum Foundation, recognizes the boldest and most innovative Armor leaders. It bears witness to their courage, skill and tactical genius, and recognizes the contribution to the art of war reflected in operations of modern mechanized forces – armor and cavalry of the 20th Century.

These leaders are recognized simply by name, and while they fought many battles, one of the most noteworthy for each appears on his print. They are: General Field Marshall Erwin Rommelat the 1942 siege of Tobruk; Lieutenant General George S. Patton, Jr. at the 1943 battle of El Guettar; Lieutenant Colonel Creighton W. Abrams, Jr. at the 1944 battle to relieve Bastogne; Major General Israel Tal, Israeli Defense Force, as commander of the “Steel Division” in the 1967 Six Day War; Major General Moshe “Musa” Peled, Israeli Defense Force, leading his division attack along “The Road to Damascus” in defense of the Golan Heights, in the 1973 Yom Kippur War.

When asked which tank would win in battle General Tal replied:  "The one with the best tank crew."  Thus summing up his philosophy and that of the IDF.

The Merkava In Action

Alan Keyes against the Flight 93 memorial

Conservative hero Alan Keyes is asking whether there is a pattern of submission surrounding the nation's 9/11 sites. Apparently he has seen our video expose of Islamic and terrorist memorializing features in the crescent memorial to Flight 93 (now called a broken circle). Like any straight-thinker, he doesn't like what he sees. The Flight 93 crash site is no place for a giant Islamic-shaped crescent, no matter what it is called.

On this point, Keyes cites Colorado Representative Tom Tancredo's 2005 objection to the newly unveiled Crescent of Embrace design:

Back in 2005, then-Rep. Tom Tancredo was reported to have sent a letter to the National Park Service "asking the Interior Department to reconsider the crescent-shaped design of the memorial to those aboard a plane hijacked on Sept. 11, 2001, because some may think it honors the terrorists." Tancredo quite sensibly argues that "regardless of whether 'the invocation of a Muslim Symbol' was intentional, 'it seems that such a symbol is unsuitable for paying appropriate tribute to the heroes of Flight 93 or the ensuing American struggle against radical Islam.'"

Keyes notes our claim that the design is still replete with terrorist memorializing features and he seems to find it credible. Why shouldn't he? The damning features are all right there in architect Paul Murdoch's design drawings. Thank you Doctor Keyes!


"It’s not just embarrassing. It is a dangerous willful blindness, spurning the woken vigilance of Flight 93."

That's the last line of the full-page advertisement that Tom Burnett Senior and Alec Rawls will be running in the Somerset Daily American this Friday and Saturday (when the two first ladies will be in town for the 9/11 anniversary):


Click for legible image. Full ad-copy PDF here (large file warning).

We are hoping that visitors will hold onto our ad, maybe even tape it to their car windows, and most especially, show it to any press people they come across. Hey, if the Park Service can use 9/11 to plant the world's largest mosque on the Flight 93 crash site, we can use 9/11 to object.


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Wednesday's Hero: Pvt. Barney F. Hajiro

This Weeks Post Was Suggested By Mike



Pvt. Barney F. Hajiro
93 years old from Waipahu, Hawaii
442nd Regimental Combat Team


On September 16 Mr. Hajiro will turn 94 years old. His family immigrated from Japan during WWI and he had to drop out of school and work to help support his family. After Pearl Harbor was attacked he was drafted in the United States Army. In March 1943, he volunteered to join the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, composed of Nisei (second-generation Japanese Americans) like himself. He was shipped to Europe in 1944 first to Italy then to France where, over ten days in October, Pvt. Hajiro repeatedly distinguished himself in battle by exposing himself to enemy fire while assisting an allied attack. On October 29, 1944 Pvt. Hajiro single-handedly destroyed two German machine gun emplacements before being shot in the shoulder and wrist partially paralyzing his left arm. For his actions he was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross. In 1948 he was awarded the Military Medal by the British government, in 2000 was was awarded the Medal of Honor by President Bill Clinton and in 2004 he was awarded the Légion d'honneur by France. Barney F. Hajiro is the oldest living Medal Of Honor recipient.

From his Medal Of Honor Citation:

For The President of the United States of America, in the name of Congress, takes pleasure in presenting the Medal of Honor to Private Barney F. Hajiro, United States Army, for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action above and beyond the call of duty while serving with Company I, 3d Battalion, 442d Regimental Combat Team, attached to the 36th Infantry Division, in action against the enemy on 19, 22, and 29 October 1944, in the vicinity of Bruyeres and Biffontaine, eastern France. Private Hajiro, while acting as a sentry on top of an embankment on 19 October 1944, in the vicinity of Bruyeres, France, rendered assistance to allied troops attacking a house 200 yards away by exposing himself to enemy fire and directing fire at an enemy strong point. He assisted the unit on his right by firing his automatic rifle and killing or wounding two enemy snipers. On 22 October 1944, he and one comrade took up an outpost security position about 50 yards to the right front of their platoon, concealed themselves, and ambushed an 18-man, heavily armed, enemy patrol, killing two, wounding one, and taking the remainder as prisoners. On 29 October 1944, in a wooded area in the vicinity of Biffontaine, France, Private Hajiro initiated an attack up the slope of a hill referred to as "Suicide Hill" by running forward approximately 100 yards under fire. He then advanced ahead of his comrades about ten yards, drawing fire and spotting camouflaged machine gun nests. He fearlessly met fire with fire and single-handedly destroyed two machine gun nests and killed two enemy snipers. As a result of Private Hajiro's heroic actions, the attack was successful. Private Hajiro's extraordinary heroism and devotion to duty are in keeping with the highest traditions of military service and reflect great credit upon him, his unit, and the United States Army.

These brave men and women sacrifice so much in their lives so that others may enjoy the freedoms we get to enjoy everyday. For that, I am proud to call them Hero.

We Should Not Only Mourn These Men And Women Who Died, We Should Also Thank God That Such People Lived

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John Esposito Attempts to Dilute the Honor Killing Issue

Gary Fouse
fousesquawk



John Esposito


Pro-Arab, anti-Israel Georgetown Professor John Esposito has written an article posted in the Huffington Post pointing out that so-called honor killings are not committed solely by Muslims. He chiefly points the finger at Hindus.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-l-esposito/violence-against-women-a_b_705797.html

To which, Phyllis Chesler has taken him to task in Pajamas Media, in which she points out that Hindu honor killings are basically confined to India and not exported to the West, as they have been by Muslims.

http://pajamasmedia.com/phyllischesler/2010/09/06/john-esposito-saudi-arabia%E2%80%99s-man-on-campus-opposes-honor-killings-when-hindus-commit-them/

Not to steal Ms Chesler's thunder, but there are a couple of other points I would like to add.

First of all, if Hindus in parts of India are also engaging in this practice, I will gladly condemn that as well. Were they to attempt to continue that practice in the West, I would react in outrage as well. According to Ms Chesler, that is not the case. It is the case among certain Muslims, however, as has been demonstrated in Europe, Canada and the USA.

"Studies show that gender equity is cited as a reason for the public's mistrust of Islam. Mass media message and biased campaigns -- such as the one Ms. Pamela Geller waged in Chicago in August -- that link so-called honor killings to Islam miss the opportunity to address what is truly intolerable: Gender-based violence. Such violence refers to crimes committed against females and cuts across numerous faiths, cultures and societies."- Esposito

True enough, but "gender-based violence" includes a lot of categories; rape, date rape, wife-beating, spousal murder, and so on. Those things occur across the world.
Shall we talk about OJ Simpson here?

Yet, the idea that a family could murder a daughter, sister or wife because of infidelity or leaving the religion (Rifqa Bary) or adopting Western customs etc is something we can never allow to gain a foothold in our free and tolerant societies. For Esposito to attempt to blend honor killings in with all these local problems we already suffer is misleading and disingenuous.

"So-called honor killings occurred in ancient civilizations, including Babylonia, Biblical Israel and Rome."-Esposito

So what? They also crucified people for religious heresy.

"The Geller ad campaign omitted that in recent years, Muslim scholars, commentators and organizations have condemned these so-called honor crimes as an un-Islamic cultural practice. To illustrate, the Grand Ayatollah Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah, a prominent Shii spiritual leader, issued a fatwa banning so-called honor killing and describing it as a "repulsive act, condemned and prohibited by religion." Shaykh Ali Gomaa, Egypt's grand mufti, also has spoken out against these crimes.- Esposito

Yes, there are always a handful of imams and clerics who will speak out, but Esposito cannot come up with more than that handful as he has appropriately been challenged by Chesley. The sad fact is that that handful of clerics is outnumbered vastly by those clerics who will support honor-killings or who simply remain silent.

"The United Nations has also taken actions to comprehensively address gender justice and has not addressed so-called honor killings are an exclusively Islamic problem."-Esposito

Of course they have. The same UN that has placed Iran on the UN Council on the Status of Woman even as they are in the midst of lashing a woman 99 times and preparing to stone her to death for adultery and being photographed without her veil. That same UN, which is pretty much under the thumb of the 57-member Organization of the Islamic Conference. Of course, the UN will take the stance that honor killings are a problem in every society.

Not surprisingly, Esposito finds a willing forum on the politically-correct Huffington Post. He will find a receptive audience among the so-called feminists in America, who have studiously ignored the plights of women like Rifqa Bary and the poor woman in Iran who awaits her barbaric fate. The end result of Mr Esposito's contribution to this debate is to prolong the practice and sentence yet more unfortunate Muslim women to this horrible fate.

Who will speak for them? Surely not John Esposito. For him, they are just lost in the mix of "gender-based violence".

The UC-Irvine Decision-What do the Poseurs and Congratulators Say Now?

Gary Fouse
fousesquawk




"One person's hate speech is another person's education."



Now that retired Vice Chancellor Manuel Gomez (not surprisingly) reduced the punishment of the campus Muslim Student Union to a slap on the wrist as he waltzed off into retirement, the question should now be asked;

"What do all those who congratulated UC-Irvine on (finally) cracking down on the MSU say now"?

Well, if you are the OC Jewish Federation, you declare victory and keep repeating the mantra to your members and donors that "only your working with the university produced the 'great victory' of a 10-week suspension".


The Jewish Federation was not the only one who complimented the university (prematurely, in my view) for what was only the preliminary recommendation of a low-level UCI official, while the appeal process (with subtle or not-so-subtle threats of lawsuits) was sure to come.

So what does it all mean now? Not a whole lot. For the next 10 weeks, the MSU and their supporters will play the victim card. Next May, we can all look forward to another week of Israel Apartheid Week. Another round of radical Israel-hating, America-hating, and in some cases, Jew-hating loons will show up to speak. To be sure, Amir Abdel Malik Ali will grace us with his loving presence at his "home-away-from home", calling Jews the "new Nazis", declaring his support for Hamas, Hizbollah and Islamic Jihad, and promising death and destruction to Israel if they don't get the Hell out of Palestine.

Perhaps, the hapless "independent scholar with a PHD from Princeton University", Norman Finkelstein, will return-if he dares after being thoroughly embarrassed at UCI this year.



Amazing likeness, wouldn't you say?










If not he, then at least one other person of Jewish heritage will be recruited to lend "legitimacy" to the events.

Probably, we will see radical professors from other universities like Hatem Baziem from Berzerkley or William Robinson, the infamous e-mailer from UC Santa Barbara, who will quote the immortal pronouncements of that international world affairs expert, Noami Klein as his source for whatever absurd statements he makes.


If we are lucky, British clown George Galloway will return to take up another collection for Hamas, just like he did in May of 2009, another black eye for UCI-which resulted in a whitewash-with not a word from the Jewish Federation, by the way.




(That's Georgie in red.)

And of course, we can also look forward to an attempted resolution of divestment from firms doing business with Israel to take up the time and energy of the student government.

And once again, UCI will resume its place as the most notorious campus in the nation when it comes to this ugliness. They have had their few months basking in the sun and accepting congratulations for the initial suspension. Come January 1, 2011, it will be time to start dealing with the brickbats again. 2011 should be a fun year.

Happy Birthday Everything!

Genesis (Bereshit) 1:

1 IN THE beginning G-d created the heaven and the earth.

2 Now the earth was unformed and void, and darkness was upon the face of the deep; and the spirit of G-d hovered over the face of the waters.

3 And G-d said: 'Let there be light' And there was light.

4 And G-d saw the light, that it was good; and G-d divided the light from the darkness.

5 And G-d called the light Day, and the darkness He called Night And there was evening and there was morning, one day.

Thus is the opening of the Book of Genesis, the first book of the Torah, the Hebrew (Jewish) Bible. It tells the story of how G-d created the Universe.

Today is the traditional day of the beginning of Creation, as recorded in the first chapter of Genesis. While other religions 'start' their calendar from the founding of the religion, the Jewish calendar begins with Creation. In Jewish consciousness, every nation is integral to humanity: Non-Jews were welcome to bring offerings to the Holy Temple in Jerusalem, which the prophet Isaiah referred to as the "house for all nations." Technically, the Jewish calendar does not begin until day six of Creation (Rosh Hashana), which commemorates the birth of mankind. This is because human beings are the pinnacle of Creation, enjoined to protect the world and to utilize all its resources to bring the world to its spiritual completion.

Just a little food for thought on this Sabbath.

UC-Irvine Reduces Suspension of Muslim Student Union

Gary Fouse
fousesquawk



"One person's hate speech is another person's education."


Today, UC-Irvine administrators have announced that the suspension of the Muslim Student Union for one year has been upheld but reduced to one quarter, which will expire December 31. In addition, there will be a two-year probation coupled with one hundred hours of community service imposed on the organization. (Hopefully, that will not include the MSU's annual Israel Apartheid Week.) Individual disciplinary measures are protected by state university privacy rules. The original suspension, which was appealed was a result of the disruption of the speech by Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren at UCI on February 8 that caused an outcry both in the US and Israel.



http://www.ocregister.com/news/union-265026-muslim-student.html


"This has been a difficult decision," said UCI Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Manuel Gomez in a statement. "But in the end, this process demonstrates the University of California, Irvine's commitment to values, principles and tolerance. Although this has been a challenging experience for all involved, I am confident that we will continue to move forward as a stronger, more respectful university community."




Interestingly, Gomez, who was supposed to make the final decision, retired effective the end of August. Whether he made the decision as he walked out the door or left it to someone else is not yet known to this writer. My questions would be whether this was a negotiated settlement and who at UCI made the actual decision.

*Late update: According to the below LA Times article, it appears Gomez made the final decision.

http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-0904-uci-muslims-20100904,0,656430.story

Who Truly Loves Jerusalem?

I ask this question today, on the day Muslim celebrate al Quds Day, a holiday invented in 1979 by the late Ayatollah Khomeini to give solidarity with the Palestinians to promote anti-Semitism in the Muslim world.

Muslims claim to love Jerusalem. Yet it is mentioned no where in the Koran, under Muslim rule it was a slum. Even when Jordan had control of this holy city, it was treated with contempt. Yet they cry they love the city.

They have a strange way of loving Jerusalem.  It was only after the Israelis retook the Old City, united both halves and granted free access to all who wish to worship, that the world heard the cry:

"We love al Quds!"

Funny how they had no love for Jerusalem (No John Brennan the name of this city is JERUSALEM, not al Quds!) before June 1967, and if G-d forbid they ever gain control of it again they will turn it into another
Muslim hellhole.

Just a little reminder of who truly loves Jerusalem.

Flight 93 on 9/11: Ride to Stop the Crescent Mosque

Anyone live within driving distance of Somerset Pennsylvania? It's a beautiful place to visit and a group of motorcyclists from Indianapolis is already going.

Tom Burnett Senior and Alec Rawls are buying full page color ads in the Somerset Daily American for both Friday the 10th and Saturday the 11th, so anyone who makes the trip will have a ready made protest sign waiting for them. Just buy a newspaper, tape the ad to a piece of cardboard, and let the massed national media know what side you are on.

That's right. With Laura Bush and Michelle Obama both attending, it's going to be a media circus, and a rare opportunity to force coverage of our issue. Just self-organize. Ad-holders will show a core of united opposition (and the media might even be forced to read our brief expose).

A PDF of the ad will be posted in another blogburst next week for anyone who wants to make signs ahead of time. There is also a set of small posters that were put together for a previous talk by Mr. Burnett. Just print with tiling to make the finished product as large or small as you want:

Board 1: The giant crescent

Board 2: It points to Mecca

Board 3: The gigantic Islamic sundial

Board 4: The 44 glass blocks

Petition to stop the Flight 93 memorial passes 10,000 signatures

Including a spate of dozen or so by 9/11 family members that feature some very strong comments. (See pages 198 and 199.)




It Points to Mecca video nearing 20,000 hits

Thanks to big fat repostings by Creeping Sharia and Atlas Shrugs. Thank You!



Here are parts 2, 3 and 4 (also worthy):








If you haven't been to Shanksville before, there really is no lovelier place on earth than an open field in that sprawling Sherwood Forest that is Western Pennsylvania. Drink it in. There is something in the air at that patriots' grave.


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Went Went On at DOE/OCR During the UC-Irvine Investigation?

Gary Fouse
fousesquawk



Hat tip to Miggie for bringing this article to my attention


Ken Marcus (whom I have met) is the former head of the Department of Education Office of Civil Rights (during the first George W. Bush term). In the below-linked article in Commentary Magazine, Marcus exposes what occurred behind the scenes in the OCR during its "investigation" of the complaint lodged against the University of California at Irvine by the Zionist Organization of America over alleged anti-Semitism on that campus. This is an issue that I have been involved in as a part-time teacher at UCI. I have written numerous articles here on this blog over this issue. In the below article, Marcus charges that the initial finding by the field investigator that substantiated the charges was turned on its head by supervisors in Washington.
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A Blind Eye to Campus Anti-Semitism?

KENNETH L. MARCUS

September 2010

During the first years of the 21st century, the virus of anti-Semitism was unleashed with a vengeance in Irvine, California. There, on the campus of the University of California at Irvine, Jewish students were physically and verbally harassed, threatened, shoved, stalked, and targeted by rock-throwing groups and individuals. Jewish property was defaced with swastikas, and a Holocaust memorial was vandalized. Signs were posted on campus showing a Star of David dripping with blood. Jews were chastised for arrogance by public speakers whose appearance at the institution was subsidized by the university. They were called “dirty Jew” and “fucking Jew,” told to “go back to Russia” and “burn in hell,” and heard other students and visitors to the campus urge one another to “slaughter the Jews.” One Jewish student who wore a pin bearing the flags of the United States and Israel was told to “take off that pin or we’ll beat your ass.” Another was told, “Jewish students are the plague of mankind” and “Jews should be finished off in the ovens.”

When complaints were lodged over these incidents, which took place in 2003 and 2004, the university responded either with relative indifference or with little urgency. But when the federal government was asked in 2004 to intervene to deal with incidents that its own investigators had determined to be clear-cut violations of the civil rights of Irvine’s Jewish students, the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights failed to prosecute a single case. Indeed, it has finally become clear that the current policy of the office charged with enforcing civil rights at American universities involves treating anti-Jewish bias as being unworthy of attention—a state of affairs in stark contrast to the agency’s quite justified alacrity in responding to virtually every other possible case of discrimination. While one cannot identify the motive for this astonishing double standard with complete certainty, the justification for it involves an unwillingness to treat Jews as a distinct group beyond considerations of religious adherence.

Faced with the demand to address anti-Semitic actions verified by its own investigators, the federal government passed on prosecution because it was unable to define the group that was the victim of the assault. Washington found itself unable to answer the question “Who is a Jew?”

The lack of a coherent legal conception of Jewish identity has rendered the Office for Civil Rights (henceforth, OCR) unable to cope with a resurgence of anti--Semitic incidents on American college campuses, of which the Irvine situation is enragingly emblematic. The problem stems from the fact that federal agents have jurisdiction under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act over race and national-origin discrimination—but not over religion. And because they have been unable to determine whether Jewish Americans constitute a race or a national-origin group, they found themselves unable to address the anti-Semitism at UC-Irvine. This confusion has led to enforcement paralysis as well as explosive confrontations and recriminations within the agency.

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In Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, passed in 1964, Congress prohibited discrimination on the basis of race, color, or national origin in federally funded universities and public schools. Over the years, other statutes have expanded the list of suspect classifications to include sex, age, disability, and even membership in the Boy Scouts and other patriotic youth groups. Yet adhering closely to its congressional mandate, OCR has generally declined to pursue anti-Semitism allegations, because none of the pertinent statutes mentions religion. Over the years, there have been suggestions that OCR should ban anti-Semitism under its race and national-origin jurisdiction, but OCR has been reluctant to suggest that Jews are members of a biologically or nationally distinct group. One can acquire Jewish identity by a process of conversion, and it was, after all, Adolf Hitler who insisted that “Jewry is without question a race and not a religious community” before he began his program of mass murder.

Yet even though being a Jew is not strictly a matter of ancestry, it is a group identity that involves more than adherence to a particular faith. Indeed, the idea that Judaism is nothing more than a religion in which Americans are merely practitioners of a “Mosaic” or “Hebrew” creed—a point of view once advocated by the founders of the Reform movement of Judaism—is now widely rejected by virtually every denomination of Judaism. In 2004, when I ran OCR during the first term of the George W. Bush administration, the office pledged for the first time to enforce Title VI against those forms of anti-Semitism that are based on Jewish ethnic or ancestral heritage. With that pledge, I conceded that purely religious discrimination is not prohibited under this law. Yet drawing on a unanimous U.S. Supreme Court decision in 1987, we at OCR declared that discrimination on the basis of ethnicity or ancestry was no more permissible against groups that have religious attributes than against groups that do not. That decision—in the case of Shaare Tefila Congregation v. Cobb—held that Jews are a “race” within the meaning of the Civil Rights Act of 1866, because Congress had, at the time of the 1866 Act’s passage, considered Jews a racial group. My argument was that the 1866 Act and the 1964 Civil Rights Act should be read together, because the latter statute was intended in part to fulfill the mandate of the former. This policy was largely disregarded, however, during the second George W. Bush administration and has also been disregarded during the Obama administration.

This failure to enforce the law is illustrated by the government’s refusal to respond to the situation at Irvine. In a lengthy, detailed, and disturbing 2004 complaint filed with OCR against UC-Irvine, the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) charged that the school fostered a hostile environment for Jewish students in violation of Title VI. With extraordinary specificity, ZOA detailed the situation Jewish students faced. As ZOA demonstrated, campus speakers were delivering lectures that some Jewish students considered to be anti-Israeli, anti-Jewish, or both. OCR would later observe that many of these speakers were known for using “strong rhetoric” when criticizing the State of Israel and, in some cases, denying Israel’s right to exist. In fact, this “strong rhetoric” included virtually the entire arsenal of traditional anti-Semitic propaganda: Holocaust inversion, racial hatred, ethnic stereotypes, conspiracy theories, physical intimidation, and even the medieval blood libel.

As the case proceeded before OCR, ZOA argued that one frequent Irvine speaker, Amir Abdel Malik Ali of the Masjid Al-Islam mosque in Oakland, California, used Irvine’s podiums to advance many of the most potent anti-Semitic stereotypes. In February 2005, Malik Ali argued, “This ideology of Zionism is so racist, so arrogant, based so much on ignorance.” Invited to return the following year, he called Jews “the new Nazis ... they’re saying ... when you see an Israeli flag next to an American flag, they’re saying we’re with imperialism. We are down with colonialism. We are down with white supremacy.” He warned Jewish students, “You settle on stolen land, you got to deal with the consequences.” More bluntly, he threatened that “now it’s time for you to live in some fear ... because you were so good at dispensing fear. You were so good at making people think that y’all was all that and the Islamic tide started coming up.” He railed against “liars. Straight up liars, Rupert Murdoch, Zionist Jews.” He used the conspiracy stereotype to anticipate and defuse the inevitable anti-Semitism charge: “They say it’s anti-Semitic if you say Jews control the media.” He argued that “anti-Semitism” charges reflect Jewish arrogance and racism: “They have taken the concept of the chosen people and fused it with the concept of white supremacy.” He explained, “Once you take the concept of chosen people with white supremacy and fuse them together, you will get a people who are so arrogant that they will actually make a statement and imply that [they] are the only Semites. That’s arrogance and it’s the same arrogance they display every day and that’s the same type of arrogance that’s getting them into trouble today.” Malik Ali culminated his remarks by invoking the classic blood libel, which Christians used from the Middle Ages onward to justify the indiscriminate killing of Jews: “You all definitely don’t love children and you know why? Because you kill them.”

Irvine’s administration was, ZOA argued, “silent and passive” in the face of these and other incidents. This, for example, was ZOA’s view of the administration’s response to a Jewish student who expressed her fears to several Irvine administrators, including its chancellor at the time. The student wrote: “Not only do I feel scared to walk around proudly as a Jewish person on the Irvine campus, I am terrified for anyone to find out. Today I felt threatened that if students knew that I am Jewish and that I support a Jewish state, I would be attacked physically.” ZOA claimed that the school’s then-chancellor, Ralph J. Cicerone, never responded to the student’s letter. The student-services administrator who did respond, Thomas Parham, allegedly recommended that the student seek professional counseling. Irvine’s administration vigorously defended not only the right but also the value of anti-Semitic hate speech. Vice Chancellor Miguel Gomez, for example, allegedly insisted that “one person’s hate speech is another person’s education.”

Yet after investigating the Irvinecase for more than three years, OCR dismissed the ZOA complaint on November 30, 2007, on grounds of timeliness, the adequacy of Irvine’s response, and failure to provide sufficient factual information to proceed. In reply, Irvine officials proclaimed that their institution had been fully exonerated. Irvine’s much-heralded law-school dean, Erwin Chemerinsky, insisted that the “Office for Civil Rights of the United States Department of Education did a thorough investigation and concluded that there was no basis for finding that there was a hostile or intimidating environment for Jewish students on campus at the University of California, Irvine.”

It should have been clear to Chemerinsky that he was, at the least, overstating his case. In fact, OCR had dismissed several of ZOA’s claims on merely technical grounds, some claims have still not been resolved, and those that OCR did resolve are still under appeal. But the most important thing that Chemerinsky and his colleagues did not say (and what the public did not know until now) was that career OCR officials in California had reached the opposite conclusion but were overruled by political appointees in Washington.

What follows is the hidden history of OCR’s Irvine investigation, which has come to light largely through the testimony of OCR officials, not in the Irvine case, but in an employment discrimination case that OCR’s California regional director, Arthur Zeidman, subsequently brought against the agency.


According to OCR’s western regional leadership, the office’s top Washington appointees at the time—Deputy Assistant Secretary David Black and Assistant Secretary Stephanie Monroe—were disinclined to protect Jewish students from anti-Semitism but were also reluctant to make their position clear. Paul Grossman, OCR’s regional counsel, complained after the fact in a deposition taken in the Zeidman case that “it was pathetic to try to reach a legally sound conclusion to the Irvine investigation without headquarters guidance on the scope of our national origin jurisdiction but that, originally, is what our office was told to do.”

So the western regional leaders muddled through under Arthur Zeidman’s command, trying to read what tea leaves Washington might provide on the case. In December 2005, just a year and change after the original case was filed, Zeidman sent his final report to Washington. OCR’s San Francisco office had determined that “the totality of the circumstances at UC-Irvine constituted a hostile environment based on national origin.”

This report by the regional staff concluded that ZOA was right that Irvine students faced levels of discrimination that were so severe, pervasive, or objectively offensive as to limit their educational opportunities. Indeed, OCR career officials actually had drafted, revised, and prepared in final form a letter to Irvine informing campus leadership of their findings. Zeidman, however, was not yet prepared to find Irvine in full violation of Title VI. Reviewing the actions that Irvine had taken to address the campus climate, he determined that it had made sufficient amends: “UC-Irvine took adequate steps to address the hostile environment, and was therefore in compliance with Title VI.” In other words, Zeidman split the difference: the Irvine campus would be revealed as a hotbed of anti-Semitism, but its senior administrators would be acquitted based on the actions they had taken.

David Black’s position on the Irvine case was quite simple: “The allegations in the UC-Irvine case were religious discrimination” and were therefore outside the scope of his office’s responsibilities because “OCR doesn’t have jurisdiction over religion.” He would have preferred to send the case to the Justice Department, if Justice would take it. Stephanie Monroe, who outranked Black, indicated that she wanted OCR to handle the matter itself rather than ship it off to another agency. Juggling this political hot potato, Black told Zeidman that the investigation was incomplete and sent him back to reinvestigate. Black wanted more careful scrutiny of certain technical issues—and also insisted, oddly, that Zeidman’s staff “investigate whether Jewish students were Americans or of Israeli origin.”

OCR headquarters did not act on Zeidman’s proposed resolution until August 2006, when ZOA’s Susan Tuchman complained to Monroe that OCR had still not interviewed a single Irvine administrator. “This is deeply disturbing,” Tuchman admonished, “and raises questions about how vigorously OCR is investigating the ZOA’s complaint.” In the course of a subsequent employment investigation, Sandra Battle, who was Zeidman’s supervisor, claimed that she and other senior OCR officials were very upset to read in Tuchman’s letter about how cursory Zeidman’s investigation had been. In fact, it appears that their real problem was not so much with the brevity of Zeidman’s investigation as it was with the nature of his conclusions. Black “was very blunt with me,” Zeidman recalls, “and ever so critical.” In Zeidman’s view, the hostile environment at Irvine had been fully established without need for further investigation because the facts spoke so clearly for themselves. Perhaps, he speculated, Black was simply delaying the process because he could think of no better way to avoid resolving the case in ZOA’s favor, given just how badly things had gotten at Irvine. When Zeidman defended his staff’s handling of the Irvine case, Black decided to rate Zeidman’s performance for the year as “minimally successful”—the first such negative rating Zeidman had received in his long career.

Despite their concerns, headquarters staff prepared a letter for Monroe’s signature, assuring Tuchman that its complaint “is being investigated in a rigorous and complete manner.” The letter did not acknowledge that the case had been dormant between December 2005 and July 2006. Nor did Monroe inform Tuchman that Black had been expressing precisely the opposite view in his disparagement of Zeidman. Most important, Monroe gave Tuchman no indication that her career staff had determined that Tuchman was right—and that, despite this, Monroe and her political appointees were in the process of overruling them. For his part, Zeidman argues that Washington officials were attempting “to coerce me to find a way to close the Irvinecase on a misinterpretation of the law or on an unjustified technicality.”

In June 2007, under congressional pressure, Black sent four respected OCR lawyers to wrest control of the case from Zeidman. The most senior of the four, Randy Wills, does not recall Black’s expressing dissatisfaction with the thoroughness of San Francisco’s investigation. Black emphasized to Wills, however, that he was not pleased with the San Francisco office’s conclusions. Specifically, Wills recalls, Black “was not pleased with the determination that some of these incidents, anti-Semitic incidents, allegedly perpetrated against Jewish students who were born in America constituted national origin discrimination, such that they would be subject to our jurisdiction.” Clearly, then, this new legal team understood it was being tasked with reaching different conclusions, one way or another, despite the original investigators’ findings.

Paul Grossman, who works as chief counsel in the San Francisco office of OCR, has argued that the Washington home base’s difficulty with the Irvine case arose from an unresolvable conflict: officials had determined that they should not intervene to protect the Jewish students, for complex reasons, but that they did not want this position known, for obvious reasons.

Zeidman came to the conclusion that OCR’s political leadership intended to establish, in his words, “some notion that Jewish Americans were not protected under Title [VI], but Jews of Israeli origin were.” According to this interpretation, the law protected Jews from Israel who were subjected to the abuse that had become routine at UC-Irvine, but it did not protect American Jews.

In the end, OCR’s final closure letter, which was signed by Charlie Love, Zeidman’s top deputy, and seconded by the regional director acting under instructions from Washington, featured a finding that was 180 degrees from the conclusions the two men and others at OCR had actually reached. Love announced that “although offensive to the Jewish students, the . . . events at issue were not based on the national origin of the Jewish students, but rather based on opposition to the policies of Israel.” For this reason, Love concluded, “these incidents, therefore, were not within OCR’s subject matter jurisdiction.”

Beyond ignoring its own publicly stated policies and Supreme Court precedent—and aside from the questionable practices surrounding the entire investigation—OCR’s Irvine approach misunderstands Jewish identity. OCR’s current assumption that Jews are only adherents of a faith tradition fails to appreciate that Jews share not only religion but also bonds of ancestry and ethnicity.

The use of an anti-racism provision to protect Jewish Americans from discrimination inevitably raises sensitivities about whether Jews can be considered a distinct “race.” Most commentators have long agreed that the weight of contemporary science rejects not only the notion that Jews are a racial group but also the entire racial concept, except as a means of describing social constructions. However, the decision to use provisions of the law that were designed to combat racism to also defend citizens against anti-Semitism is both legal and necessary because both varieties of hate are founded on irrational or inaccurate group identifications. The modern understanding of anti-discrimination provisions, following the Supreme Court’s 1987 Shaare Tefila decision, asks only whether Jews share ethnic or ancestral ties, not whether they are biologically or nationally distinct.

The Irvine case continues to shape discussions and perceptions of campus anti-Semitism. The events there have had an enormous impact on many of the students. Surprisingly, the person who has most vehemently decried anti-Semitism in that case is the man who was charged with investigating it: Arthur Zeidman. Zeidman believes, moreover, that a defining feature of that case was deeply entrenched anti-Semitism, not only at Irvine, but also at OCR. In a formal complaint, Zeidman has charged—and both Love and Grossman have agreed—that the agency responsible for protecting students from bigotry is guilty of the very evil it was established to combat.

An administrative-law judge recently dismissed Zeidman’s complaint against OCR. Nonetheless, it is remarkable that the senior OCR officials who worked most closely on the Irvine case could devise no better explanation for OCR’s handling of this case than anti-Semitism within the highest levels of the civil-rights agency (an accusation that Black and others understandably deny). Paul Grossman, for example, testified in the subsequent employment litigation that “the most likely reason” for Zeidman’s troubles with his Washington superiors “is that Mr. Zeidman is Jewish.” Charlie Love testified that anyone who denies that Zeidman’s Jewish identity was a factor in the manner in which headquarters treated him “was lying.” Whether they are right or not, the suspicions of OCR’s western regional leadership speak volumes about the mishandling of the Irvine case.

The Obama administration’s OCR chief, Assistant Secretary Russlynn Ali, has described her position on Title VI and anti-Semitism in terms that echo the unsatisfying view expressed in the letter sent by Stephanie Monroe to ZOA. “It has long been OCR’s policy,” she wrote in a letter to a member of Congress last year, “that Title VI does not cover discrimination based solely on religion, including anti-Semitic harassment, intimidation, and discrimination.” In this way, Ali lumps “anti-Semitic harassment” in with other forms of nonactionable religious discrimination. Her only public concession thus far has been that “when cases include allegations of race, color, or national origin discrimination in addition to religious discrimination, OCR would have jurisdiction over the portion of the complaint alleging discrimination on the basis of race, color, or national origin.” In other words, anti-Semitism is not enough. OCR will support Jewish students, under Ali’s apparent interpretation, only if they are also victimized by other forms of discrimination, as might happen for instance to Israeli Jews, black Jews, or Hispanic Jews.

The government’s failure to address the outrages at Irvine has created a significant anomaly in the law, one in which Jews are treated differently from virtually any other group. African-Americans, Arabs, Hispanics, women, older students, and even Boy Scouts who charge their schools with discrimination can have their cases investigated by the federal government.

Coincidentally, Obama’s secretary of education, Arne Duncan, recently announced in a major address that his department would significantly step up enforcement of civil-rights laws. Meanwhile, the Irvinecase remains under appeal at the Office for Civil Rights, which is directly in his purview. The outcome of this case will determine the credibility of Duncan’s pledge.
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Fousesquawk comment:

As a career US Government employee (DEA), I can well understand what happens when the suits in Washington at the HQs level get involved in delicate issues. Still, this is a troubling allegation. Perhaps, a little background is in order.

Title VI of the Civil Rights Act governs questions of discrimination in public institutions of education. At the time Congress passed the act, the issue of religion was deliberately left out when it came to schools because many private schools and universities are religiously oriented, and it would create a nightmare of litigation if say, Notre Dame tried to favor Catholics in their programs and someone objected. Thus, as Marcus' article points out, it gets down to splitting hairs when it comes to Jews; are they strictly a religion or an ethnic group?

Yet, could not similar questions be asked of Muslims, for example? Muslims are not a nationality. They are not all Arab. There are nations in Southeast Asia (Indonesia and Malaysia) that are mostly Muslim. There are converts to Islam all over the world, people of various skin colors and religions from which they converted. Similarly, Jews are found in various nations and accept converts from wherever. My question would be why should Muslims be protected under Title VI, based on religion, but not Jews? (And I think Muslims should be protected under Title VI).

It seems to me that in the present day, DOE needs to study this dilemma and come up with a solution. Today, there are two world religions that are under increasing fire-Jews and Muslims. Anti-Muslim feeling is undeniably on the rise because of world events. Similarly, Anti-Semitism is on the rise also largely because of world events (Israel). Further, in the case of Jews, the focus of the surge in anti-Semitism in the US and Canada is in the universities in my view. UC-Irvine is but one example.

Because of that, the DOE/OCR has to take a second look at this. Yes, it is uncomfortable to argue whether Jews are a religion or an ethnic group, largely because Hitler hated them as a race not as a religion and that resulted in the Holocaust. Yet, to split hairs as to whether a victimized Jewish university student is an American Jew or an Israeli Jew is ludicrous. German Jew or Polish Jew, Hitler hated them all.

And to buttress my argument, we now have the FBI's latest statistics on hate crimes, which were recently issued (for 2008). When it comes to religious-based hate crimes, here are the figures:

Religious bias
Of the 1,732 victims of anti-religious hate crimes:

66.1 percent were targeted because of an offender’s anti-Jewish bias.
7.5 percent were victims because of an anti-Islamic bias.
5.1 percent were victims because of an anti-Catholic bias.
3.6 percent were victims because of an anti-Protestant bias.
0.8 percent were targeted because of an anti-Atheist/Agnostic bias.
12.8 percent were victims because of a bias against other religions (anti-other religion).
4.0 percent were victims because of a bias against groups of individuals of varying religions (anti-multiple religions, group). (Based on Table 1.)
(source: FBI)

As to suggestions of anti-Semitism within the OCR, I have no idea. It may have been a case of political correctness at work. Nonetheless, it leaves the impression that OCR, for whatever reasons, shied away from the UCI case at the HQs level and overruled their lead investigator at the field level.

This issue should be referred to Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan. He has recently announced that he will step up enforcement of civil rights violations within his jurisdiction. We should hold him to his word. He should be asked what he plans to do to address this Title VI conundrum and what he plans to do to address the problem of rising anti-Semitism on university campuses.

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