Jon Schlissel, 51, was a 29-year employee of the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance in the World Trade Center.
He was passionate about physical fitness, nature, his house--a restored 14-room Victorian brownstone in Jersey City--and politics. He was an outspoken social activist on issues such as gay rights. He served on his neighborhood civic association, as well, and still found time to regularly visit his 80-year-old mother in Florida.
He was passionate about physical fitness, nature, his house--a restored 14-room Victorian brownstone in Jersey City--and politics. He was an outspoken social activist on issues such as gay rights. He served on his neighborhood civic association, as well, and still found time to regularly visit his 80-year-old mother in Florida.
Jon Schlissel, 51, was a 29-year employee of the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance in the World Trade Center.
He was passionate about physical fitness, nature, his house--a restored 14-room Victorian brownstone in Jersey City--and politics. He was an outspoken social activist on issues such as gay rights. He served on his neighborhood civic association, as well, and still found time to regularly visit his 80-year-old mother in Florida.
He was passionate about physical fitness, nature, his house--a restored 14-room Victorian brownstone in Jersey City--and politics. He was an outspoken social activist on issues such as gay rights. He served on his neighborhood civic association, as well, and still found time to regularly visit his 80-year-old mother in Florida.
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