DWIGHT
DARCY: Bad Memories of '93
Like many others who were there, Dwight Darcy, 55,
lived with the memory of the 1993 trade center bombing.
It bothered him for years, said his wife, Veronica.
"Every time there was a bang, he would jump," she
said.
But Mr. Darcy was at work again on the 66th floor of
the north tower, where he was a labor relations lawyer
for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, when
the trade center was struck. Mr. Darcy had been with the
Port Authority for 25 years, raising two sons with his
wife in their Bronxville, N.Y., home, and serving on the
parish board of St. Joseph's of Bronxville Roman Catholic
Church. Opera was one of his great loves, Mrs. Darcy
said, and the couple frequently attended performances at
the Met and the City Opera with groups organized by Mr.
Darcy's Fordham University alumni group and by the New
York Athletic Club, where he was also a member.
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