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9/11: On this day, we will always remember Tilbury’s Neil Robin Wright

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IF YOU have a moment today, have a little think about a Tilbury man called Neil Robin Wright, who went west to find his fortune but died in the North Tower on September 11th, 2001.

Neil was a commodities trader who moved from Thurrock to New York City to work for Cantor Fitzgerald.

Below are two films we made. One at his grave in Chadwell St Mary and the other, from his memorial in Ground Zero.

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