Sweetheart, very sorry to hear.  You're in my thoughts and prayers and I hope you're doing OK.  Sometimes, things just aren't very fair.
 
Best,
Jeff

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From: Dernehl, Ginger 
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Subject: FW: Thank you


 
 
Dear Friends,
 
Today, a very delicate and beautiful bouquet of flowers was delivered to me from Enron Government Affairs.  It is a bouquet of blooming orchids, purple hydrangia, pink roses and one yellow rose.  It is a delicate and beautiful arrangement of flowers that remind me of my relationship with Jude Moussa.
 
Jude was an emissions broker for Cantor Fitzgerald and worked on the 104th floor of the North Tower at the World Trade Center.  Jude and I met last April while I was working at Enron Global Markets.  In addition to sharing some wonderful times together in Houston and New York City, we talked often.  Last Friday morning, Jude called me to say hello - one last time.  
 
My friend was a kind and considerate man with a gentle heart.  The irony of his life is that he and his family fled Lebanon in the eighties to escape the war there.  
 
Jude's world is now a world of eternal love and peace.  And his spirit will be kept alive by the memories that his family and friends share with each other, and with those of you who didn't have the joy of knowing him personally.
 
Your flowers, your comforting words, and your friendship have eased my sadness these past few days.  Since yesterday, I have been in contact with Jude's family and I have relayed to them the outpouring of prayers and sympathy that are directed at their son and the other victims of this terrible tragedy.
 
Setting aside my grief, I hope that your own sorrow and loss are eased in the presence of family and friends.  
 
Love,  Janel