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JenniferJENNIFER DEJESUS: An Aunt and Confidante

 

Galo Perez says he practically grew up with his aunt, Jennifer DeJesus, at their grandmother's Brooklyn home. "I'm 20, she was 23," he said. "She was more like a sister, and she affected me a lot; I could go to her about things nobody else could understand."

A year and a half ago, Ms. DeJesus got a job as a data entry worker at Morgan Stanley, on the 59th floor of the World Trade Center. The home of her extended family in Brooklyn has become a place of memories. "She was always so sweet and thoughtful; always looking out for other people," said her sister, Wilma Perez. "She babysat for my kids all the time, and my kids loved her."

Ms. DeJesus leaves a 2-year-old daughter, Jacinda.

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From "Profiles in Grief" of The New York Times
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