"Sail for America" - Letter to Jackie's parents explaining a Memorial Sail for the victims of 9/11.
"Sail for America" - Memorial service that sailed over 3,000 Memorial Flags over New York Harbor in honor of those lost in the 9/11 attacks.
Sail for America Memorial Flag Certification, in which a flag for Jackie was flown over New York Harbor.
Sailboats on the Hudson river for the "Sail For America," in which a memorial flag was flown for Jackie.
Portrait of Jackie Duggan.
Portrait of Jackie Duggan at a restaurant.
Photograph of Jackie Duggan at an early job as a teen.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan swimming.
A school portrait of Jackie Duggan.
Photograph of Jackie Duggan making pizza. Jackie was the Catering Sales Manager at Windows on the World, a restaurant atop WTC 1.
Portrait of Jackie Duggan. Jackie was the Catering Sales Manager at Windows on the World, which included event planning for wedding receptions, anniversaries, birthdays, and more.
A poem written about Jackie Duggan.
A poem dedicated to Jackie written by her brother, R.J
A poem that Jackie Duggan wrote in 3rd Grade at the Visitation Academy, titled "Friendship."
"The American Flag: A tribute to America's Heroes" by Samantha Rosa
A photograph of Kristine, who ran in memory of Jackie Duggan at the Staten Island Advance Memorial Day Run in 2011.
Kristine's number in the 2011 Memorial Day 4-mile run, in honor of Jackie Duggan.
Jackie Duggan's business card
Cover for the Memorial Eucharistic Liturgy for Jackie Sayegh Duggan
Cover for the Memorial Eucharistic Liturgy for Jackie Sayegh Duggan
Inside cover of the Memorial Eucharistic Liturgy for Jackie Sayegh Duggan
Web page of the Jackie Sayegh Duggan Foundation - "Taking care of children"
Page 2 of the pamphlet for the Memorial Eucharistic Liturgy for Jackie Sayegh Duggan
Email between Jackie's mom, Diana, and Jackie's husband, Mitchell. He writes, "*And I'm still the luckiest guy in the world to have had Jackie in my life.*"
Emails between Jackie and her mother a week before the attacks.
A letter from Kristine, who ran in the Staten island Advance Memorial Day Run (2011) in memory of Jackie Duggan, to Diana, Jackie Duggan's mother.
Page 1 of letter to Jackie Duggan from a close friend, Alex.
Page 2 of a letter to Jackie Duggan from a close friend, Alex, who worked alongside her at Windows.
Page 1 of a card to Jackie Duggan's parents from Duggan's cousin, Mike. He wrote this a year after the attacks.
Page 2 of a card to Jackie Duggan's parents from Duggan's cousin, Mike. He wrote this a year after the attacks.
Page 1 of a letter from Peter James to Jackie Duggan's parents, sent to them when Jackie was still missing.
Page 2 of a letter from Peter James to Jackie Duggan's parents, sent to them when Jackie was still missing.
Page 1 of a letter from Peter James to Jackie Duggan's parents, sent to them 6 months after the attacks.
Page 2 of a letter from Peter James to Jackie Duggan's parents, sent to them 6 months after the attacks.
Page 3 of a letter from Peter James to Jackie Duggan's parents, sent to them 6 months after the attacks.
A letter from a friend of Jackie Duggan's to her parents, demonstrating her positive impact on everyone she met.
A letter from Margaret, who knew Jackie since she was a young girl, addressed to her parents after Jackie's memorial service.
A letter from Walt and Jean Hendrickson to Jackie Duggan's parents, reminiscing on Jackie's incredible talent and personable qualities.
Email from Jean Hendrickson to Jackie Duggan, expressing her gratitude for the wonderful event that Jackie coordinated.
Email between Walt Henrickson and Jackie Duggan in which he commends Jackie for his wonderful 50th birthday party that she helped organize.
Follow up email from Walt Hendrickson to Jackie Duggan, expressing his sincere gratitude for everything that she has done for him and his wife.
An email of thanks from Walt Hendrickson to Jackie Duggan a week before the attacks.
An email from Walt Hendrickson to Jackie Duggan, praying for her safety a day after the attacks.
An email from Jean and Walt inquiring of Jackie's safety
A letter from Sandy expressing her condolences to Jackie Duggan's family.
A letter from close friends expressing their condolences for Jackie Duggan's passing.
A letter written from Jackie's coworker, expressing her condolences to Duggan's friends and family.
A letter from Jennifer Brown, whose wedding Jackie Duggan helped organize, that expresses her condolences to Jackie's family.
A letter from Susan and Bill, frequent diners at Jackie and her brother's restaurant Kalio, in which they express their condolences to Duggan's family.
A letter from a close friend to Jackie Duggan prior to the news of her death.
Page 1 of a letter from close friends of Jackie Duggan, expressing their deepest condolences to her family as well as paying tribute to Duggan's talent and loving soul.
Page 2 of a letter from close friends of Jackie Duggan, expressing their deepest condolences to her family as well as paying tribute to Duggan's talent and loving soul.
Page 3 of a letter from close friends of Jackie Duggan, expressing their deepest condolences to her family as well as paying tribute to Duggan's talent and loving soul.
Page 1 of a tribute from the Windows of the World staff, the restaurant in which Duggan worked, who had the pleasure of working alongside Jackie.
Page 2 of a tribute from the Windows of the World staff, the restaurant in which Duggan worked, who had the pleasure of working alongside Jackie.
Page 1 of a letter from a relative of Jackie Duggan's fiancé, in which they express their deepest condolences to her family and friends.
Page 2 of a letter from a relative of Jackie Duggan's fiancé, in which they express their deepest condolences to her family and friends.
Page 1 of a letter from Jackie Duggan's mother in law, Martha, to Jackie's parents, expressing her deepest condolences for their loss.
Page 2 of a letter from Jackie Duggan's mother in law, Martha, to Jackie's parents, expressing her deepest condolences for their loss.
Page 3 of a letter from Jackie Duggan's mother in law, Martha, to Jackie's parents, expressing her deepest condolences for their loss.
Page 1 of a letter from Jackie Duggan's mother in law a year after the attacks.
Page 2 of a letter from Jackie Duggan's mother in law a year after the attacks.
Photo of Jackie and her husband, Mitchell.
Photograph of Jackie Duggan and her friends.
Photograph of Jackie Duggan and her husband, Mitchell, at the beach.
Photograph of Jackie Duggan with her family and friends at lunch.
Photograph of Jackie Duggan and her husband, Mitchell.
Photograph of Jackie Duggan and her husband, Mitchell, boating.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan and her husband, Mitchell, getting dinner.
Photograph of Jackie Duggan and her husband, Mitchell, getting dinner.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan with her family and friends.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan and her mother, Diana.
A photograph of teenage Jackie Duggan with a friend.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan and a friend carrying a basket.
A photo of Jackie Duggan with her family and friends
A photograph of Jackie Duggan and a friend hanging out on a dock.
Photograph of Jackie Duggan graduating from Marist College, in which she majored in fashion and marketing.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan on a night out with her family and friends.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan with her friends.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan getting drinks with her family and friends.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan with her family and friends.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan celebrating with her family and friends.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan with her family and friends at the beach.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan with her mom, dad, and brother.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan and her brother, G.A.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan celebrating with a friend.
Photograph of Jackie Duggan celebrating with a friend.
Photograph of Jackie Duggan hanging up paintings with a friend.
Photograph of Jackie Duggan with family and friends at a restaurant.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan with family at Christmas time.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan embracing a family member.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan with family and friends.
Portrait of Jackie Duggan at a wedding.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan celebrating with her friends.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan with her friends.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan embracing a friend.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan and her family at a wedding.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan and her husband, Mitchell, in the city.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan with her family.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan with friends and family.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan with her parents, George and Diana.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan and her father, George.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan out with her friends.
Jackie Duggan pictured with family and friends.
A portrait of a young Jackie Duggan with her brother.
Portrait of a young Jackie Duggan.
A photograph of young Jackie Duggan celebrating her birthday.
A photograph of young Jackie Duggan with her mother, Diana.
A photograph of young Jackie Duggan feeding a goat.
Portrait of Jackie Duggan as a child.
Portrait of Jackie Duggan as a child.
Photograph of a young Jackie Duggan and a friend swimming.
A photograph of Jackie Duggan winning first place at a horse show.
A photograph of a young Jackie Duggan taking a nap with her cat.
Portrait of Jackie Duggan on a sailboat as a child.
A garden memorial in Jackie Duggan's honor
A garden memorial in Jackie Duggan's honor
A garden memorial in Jackie Duggan's honor
A garden memorial in Jackie Duggan's honor
A photo of everyone who worked on the garden memorial in Jackie Duggan's honor
A garden memorial in Jackie Duggan's honor
A garden memorial in Jackie Duggan's honor
A garden memorial in Jackie Duggan's honor
A garden memorial in Jackie Duggan's honor
The plaque at the garden memorial in Jackie Duggan's honor
Newspaper article - "The Story of Jackie's Garden" and how the Sayegh family honors their daughter.
Page 2 of the newspaper article - "The Story of Jackie's Garden" and how the Sayegh family honors their daughter.
Property Clerk Envelope for Jackie Duggan
Jackie Duggen's recovered credit card
Jackie Duggen's recovered health insurance card
Jackie Duggen's recovered credit card
Jackie Duggen's recovered drivers license
Jackie Duggen's recovered identification card
Jackie Duggen's recovered car insurance card
Jackie Duggen's recovered car insurance card
Queen Elizabeth II September 11 Memorial Garden
Conseleya 9/11 Memorial
Dewitt 9/11 Memorial
Montclair State University 9/11 Memorial
East Newark 9/11 Memorial
Fair Haven 9/11 Memorial
Freehold Township 9/11 Living Memorial Tree Grove
Crescent Beach Park - Flagpole/Memorial for 9/11 Victims
Garrison Elementary School American Patriot Garden
Nicknamed "The Gap," Jackie Sayegh Duggan was the oldest grandchild -- and the only girl -- in both of her parents' families.
"Grandparents to parents to cousins. She organized all the family events," said George Sayegh, her father. "The Christmas parties, the Thanksgiving dinners. She made sure everything was in order and everyone was at the right place."
Her work was only a natural extension of her family role: Mrs. Duggan, 34, booked banquets and parties for Windows on the World. "She loved that job. She thought she was on the top of the world," said Diana Sayegh, her mother.
Mrs. Duggan married Mitchell Duggan, a former colleague, last March, but the two planned to hold the reception this coming March when the family could gather in Manhattan from all corners of the world. The party specialist was finally organizing something for herself. As they grieve this holiday season, her parents will call off the family Christmas dinner for the first time in 35 years.
New York Times Portraits of Grief
Nicknamed "The Gap," Jackie Sayegh Duggan was the oldest grandchild -- and the only girl -- in both of her parents' families.
"Grandparents to parents to cousins. She organized all the family events," said George Sayegh, her father. "The Christmas parties, the Thanksgiving dinners. She made sure everything was in order and everyone was at the right place."
Her work was only a natural extension of her family role: Mrs. Duggan, 34, booked banquets and parties for Windows on the World. "She loved that job. She thought she was on the top of the world," said Diana Sayegh, her mother.
Mrs. Duggan married Mitchell Duggan, a former colleague, last March, but the two planned to hold the reception this coming March when the family could gather in Manhattan from all corners of the world. The party specialist was finally organizing something for herself. As they grieve this holiday season, her parents will call off the family Christmas dinner for the first time in 35 years.
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