A white rose was placed at Norma Taddei’s name on the 9/11 Memorial today in honor of what would have been her 88th birthday, paying tribute to her life and legacy.
What Happened
Norma Taddei, a New York native, worked at Marsh & McLennan on the 96th floor of the North Tower during the 9/11 attacks. Today, her memory is honored with a symbolic gesture at the memorial, reflecting the enduring impact of her life on family, friends, and colleagues.
Who Is Norma Taddei
Norma lived in Queens, New York, with her husband, and together they raised three children. At work, she was fondly remembered as the “office mom”, known for her warm Italian greetings like “Ciao, bella!” and for sharing her culinary wisdom, including recipes for manicotti.
Background or Timeline
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Norma spent her career at Marsh & McLennan, becoming a beloved colleague and mentor.
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On September 11, 2001, she was working on the 96th floor of the North Tower.
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Today, in 2025, a white rose was placed at her name at the 9/11 Memorial, coinciding with her birthday and honoring her life.
Public or Social Media Reaction
Family, friends, and members of the Marsh & McLennan community have shared memories online, celebrating Norma’s warmth, kindness, and impact both personally and professionally. Many reflect on the significance of remembering victims of 9/11 with love and reverence.
Official Statement or What Happens Next
The 9/11 Memorial continues to honor those who lost their lives in the attacks. Norma Taddei’s name, like all others, serves as a reminder of the individuals behind the tragedy and the enduring legacy of their lives.
This story may be updated with more information as it becomes available.
