A photo of Robert Eaton dancing with his mother at his wedding in May 1993.
A photo of Robert and Jacqul on wedding day, May 1993.
A portrait photo of Robert Eaton as solo chorister at the St. Paul's Cathedral in 1974 London.
A photo of the plaque installed in St. Paul's Cathedral, London, where Robert was solo chorister 1973-1977.
A photo of Robert on his wedding day, May 1993.
A photo of Robert helping in Dad's garden in 1999 Sussex England.
A photo of Robert Eaton elected "Players Player of the year" by his football team in 1990.
A photo of Robert with 3 sisters during holiday weekend in 1995 Oxford, England.
A photo of Robert with his Mum and Dad, and his nephews and nieces in 2001 England.
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
Robert Eaton could wear a funny hat or a Halloween costume with style.
A vice president for sales and for eSpeed at Cantor Fitzgerald, he always went along with a joke, especially on Oct. 31.
A big event for the English-born Mr. Eaton and his American wife, Jacqui, was their annual Halloween party at their home in Manhasset, on Long Island.
The party was such a staple, that even when Jacqui spent most of one Halloween in the hospital following a car accident, she came home at 10 p.m. only to be greeted by Robert and their friends waiting to begin the festivities.
Mr. Eaton's costume that night? Marv Albert, the sportscaster, behind the mike and knee deep in legal trouble.
Mr. Eaton, 37, had other interests: he loved his two German short-haired pointers, Frankie and Wetherby, and was pretty good at soccer.
He and his wife did not hold a Halloween party in 2000 because they were renovating their house.
This past Halloween was difficult for Jacqui, who had met Robert on a blind date in 1991 and married him a couple of years later.
Just before Sept. 11, Mr. Eaton was already talking to his wife about possible costumes, pumpkins and party decorations.
Robert was a High School and College Leading Cellist in Brighton Youth Orchestra 1977 to 1982 and Solo Chorister at St. Paul Cathedral in London 1973-1977. He appears as a soloist in the recording
Profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on November 17, 2001.
New York Times Portraits of Grief
Robert Eaton could wear a funny hat -- or a Halloween costume -- with style.
A vice president for sales and for eSpeed at Cantor Fitzgerald, he always went along with a joke, especially on Oct. 31.
A big event for the English-born Mr. Eaton and his American wife, Jacqui, was their annual Halloween party at their home in Manhasset, on Long Island.
The party was such a staple, that even when Jacqui spent most of one Halloween in the hospital following a car accident, she came home at 10 p.m. only to be greeted by Robert and their friends waiting to begin the festivities.
Mr. Eaton's costume that night? Marv Albert, the sportscaster, behind the mike and knee deep in legal trouble.
Mr. Eaton, 37, had other interests: he loved his two German short-haired pointers, Frankie and Wetherby, and was pretty good at soccer.
He and his wife did not hold a Halloween party in 2000 because they were renovating their house.
This past Halloween was difficult for Jacqui, who had met Robert on a blind date in 1991 and married him a couple of years later.
Just before Sept. 11, Mr. Eaton was already talking to his wife about possible costumes, pumpkins and party decorations.
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