https://www.libertyunites.tv/ Wall Of Prayers en-us Liberty Unites 2026-04-17T06:29:51-05:00 hourly 1 2026-04-17T06:29:51-05:00 http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes/modules/Tributes/imageads/2095.jpeg http://www.libertyunites.tv/tribute_v2095-world+trade+center+dennis+a+cross.html#5450 https://www.libertyunites.tv//tribute_v2095-world+trade+center+dennis+a+cross.html#5450 Condolence By: Anonymous - To my uncle, my hero. What can I say about a man who truly loved his family and loved his job almost as much? You will never be forgotten. I was always proud of you, and on September 11 you had the opportunity to show the world how brave and heroic you really were. You always told me that you never let your "boys" go in alone and you didn't. I am so proud of you and your "brothers" for the strength and courage firefighters possess to run into the buildings as we run out. I think about you every day, and you are truly missed by all. I love you and miss you. Forever in my heart.
Barbara E. Cross, niece

http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes/tribute_v2095-world+trade+center+dennis+a+cross.html World Trade Center 2007-02-18T00:00:00-05:00 <a href="https://www.libertyunites.tv//tribute_v2095-world+trade+center+dennis+a+cross.html#5450"><img src="http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes.modules/Tributes/imageads/2095.jpeg" align="left" alt="Dennis A. Cross World Trade Center" border="0" /></a>Condolence By: Anonymous - To my uncle, my hero. What can I say about a man who truly loved his family and loved his job almost as much? You will never be forgotten. I was always proud of you, and on September 11 you had the opportunity to show the world how brave and heroic you really were. You always told me that you never let your "boys" go in alone and you didn't. I am so proud of you and your "brothers" for the strength and courage firefighters possess to run into the buildings as we run out. I think about you every day, and you are truly missed by all. I love you and miss you. Forever in my heart.
Barbara E. Cross, niece

(LibertyUnites) http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes/modules/Tributes/imageads/2095.jpeg http://www.libertyunites.tv/tribute_v2095-world+trade+center+dennis+a+cross.html#5451 https://www.libertyunites.tv//tribute_v2095-world+trade+center+dennis+a+cross.html#5451 Condolence By: Anonymous - Dennis A. Cross was the Fire Department of New York's 57 battalion chief in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. He had been on the job since January 1964, after serving in the U.S. Army. On September 11, he was working in the 11th division in Manhattan as an acting deputy chief. He was found on September 18 under the remains of the south tower. Dennis A. Cross was laid to rest on September 22. He Loved to fight fires, run and sail on the Great South Bay. He enjoyed the many simple pleasures in life including chocolate, strawberry ice cream, a hot meal and a good beer. He is survived by his wife JoAnn Doria Cross; children: Lisa (Cross) Wylie, Laura (Cross) Sheppard, New York firefighter Brian Cross, Denise J. Cross; sons and daughter-in-law: Lori (Marfoglio) Cross, Scott Wylie and Marty Sheppard; and grandchildren Austin Wylie, Vincent A. Sheppard, A.J. Sheppard and 'baby Cross' due in February 2002. Brother Charles Cross and sister Virginia (Cross) Fredriksen.
Laura A. Sheppard, daughter

http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes/tribute_v2095-world+trade+center+dennis+a+cross.html World Trade Center 2007-02-18T00:00:00-05:00 <a href="https://www.libertyunites.tv//tribute_v2095-world+trade+center+dennis+a+cross.html#5451"><img src="http://www.libertyunites.tv/tributes.modules/Tributes/imageads/2095.jpeg" align="left" alt="Dennis A. Cross World Trade Center" border="0" /></a>Condolence By: Anonymous - Dennis A. Cross was the Fire Department of New York's 57 battalion chief in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. He had been on the job since January 1964, after serving in the U.S. Army. On September 11, he was working in the 11th division in Manhattan as an acting deputy chief. He was found on September 18 under the remains of the south tower. Dennis A. Cross was laid to rest on September 22. He Loved to fight fires, run and sail on the Great South Bay. He enjoyed the many simple pleasures in life including chocolate, strawberry ice cream, a hot meal and a good beer. He is survived by his wife JoAnn Doria Cross; children: Lisa (Cross) Wylie, Laura (Cross) Sheppard, New York firefighter Brian Cross, Denise J. Cross; sons and daughter-in-law: Lori (Marfoglio) Cross, Scott Wylie and Marty Sheppard; and grandchildren Austin Wylie, Vincent A. Sheppard, A.J. Sheppard and 'baby Cross' due in February 2002. Brother Charles Cross and sister Virginia (Cross) Fredriksen.
Laura A. Sheppard, daughter

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