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Anonymous (not verified)

February 20, 2020

Thank you Ross for this beautiful memorial... Eugene your Mom IS proud of you!

Posted by Irene from Kiev and Baltimore

Anonymous (not verified)

February 20, 2020

Yelena was a wonderful friend and co-worker. I will never forget her kindness patience and most of all the friendship we shared when we worked together at Fred Alger. I still miss her. This memorial will stand in proof of who we lost and many more like her. I hope no one ever forgets.

Posted by Maryann Fuentes

Anonymous (not verified)

February 20, 2020

It's good to read more about Yelena. I didn't know her but she worked at the same company (Alger) as my nephew who also perished on 9/11.

Posted by Boris Musich

Anonymous (not verified)

February 20, 2020

I had the wonderful opportunity to know Helen (Yelena)during at a number of SLA Downtown Luncheons. We would often run into each other in lower Manhattan as well as on the Metro North train. She was a warm and friendly woman. I am so sorry for the loss suffered by her family. I continually pray for her and her family.

Posted by Dominique Beauport

Grace Russell (not verified)

September 24, 2022

I am a Freshman doing a project on Yelena and how her family, friends, and coworkers were impacted on her death. She sounds like she was a really wonderful person and it would have been absolutely amazing if she was still here with all of you. I am so sorry for what you guys went through with this loss. I wish you all well and a happy life moving forward, I don't know her personally but I do know she would want all of you to be happy and try your best to move forward as much as you can.

Posted by Grace Russell

Allen (not verified)

June 21, 2023

Hello. I recently found a beautiful spot to sit and relax at Harbor Island Park in Mamaroneck. I enjoy sitting here while looking out to the water to think and process my thoughts. After many visits and many hours of reflection, I finally noticed a memorial plague made for Helen, surrounded by beautiful, freshly picked flowers. I googled her name and found this memorial site. I’m currently the same age as her when she passed.

I didn’t know Helen personally, but as I sit here with this beautiful view ahead of me, I’m curious who she was and how she lived. By the comments of others, I can easily see that she was loved and appreciated. I hope that I can make good choices in life that will lead me to receiving similar love from my friends and family.

My sincere condolences to the family for your loss.

Posted by Allen

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In Remembrance
Age:
38
Place of Residence:
Mamaroneck, NY
Location on 9/11:
One WTC
Occupation:
Fred Alger & Company | Assistant Vice President for Information
Biography:

This webpage is dedicated to a great person, exceptional daughter and sister, devoted mother and wonderful wife.

Yelena Belilovsky (née Tisnovsky) lived a short but great and fulfilled life. Born in the former Soviet Union in 1963, she lived through the breakdown of the Soviet Union, Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant disaster and creation of the new country of Ukraine. She graduated with honors from every educational institution she attended, started family and gave birth to a son.

In 1993, she fulfilled her dream and immigrated to the US, where she grew professionally from a librarian at a local public library to an Assistant Vice President at a Wall Street firm.