@brandoncrouse3: On September 11th, 23 year old Jennifer Mazzotta was working on the 101st floor of the North Tower for Cantor Fitzgerald. She was 1 of 658 employees who died that day for Cantor. Obituary: Keeping Her Standards High At 8, Jennifer Mazzotta cut out magazine photos of big, luxurious kitchens and bathrooms to tape to the refrigerator door. "For my house," she said. "When I grow up." Amused and slightly alarmed, Catherine Mazzotta said: "You shouldn't set your standards so high!" But Jennifer replied firmly: "No, Mom. I'm going to have these." Fifteen years later, Jennifer Mazzotta, of Queens, was one of Cantor Fitzgerald's youngest traders and engaged to Anthony Roman, a student at the police academy. "They were on a roller coaster of making their plans," Mrs. Mazzotta said. "He was graduating in February. They were looking for a house. Their wedding was in the summer. They each were saving." But then, Jennifer had been making meticulous plans since age 5. She got ready for kindergarten by selecting a special outfit, sharpening several number 2 pencils and packing a new box of crayons. At the school doorway, Mrs. Mazzotta steeled herself for her daughter's tears, "but she just gave me a kiss and said 'Goodbye, Mom,' and walked in without looking back. I was the one who cried." At the time of her death, Jennifer was engaged to Anthony Roman, a student at the police academy. They were in the midst of planning their future together, including their wedding and finding a home. #september11 #newyork #foryoupage #fyp #viral

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