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United Airlines Flight 93
September 11, 2001
* Denotes crew member
More Bios: Adams to Britton | Burnett to Felt | Folger to Greene | Gronlund to Miller | Nacke to Welsh |
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Christian Adams, 37, from Biebelsheim, Germany, was a foreign sales manager for the German Wine Fund (Deutschen Weininstitut). He graduated from the Wine School in Germany and had a degree in marketing from the University of California at Davis. Survivors include his wife, Silke; children, Lukas and Theresa; father, Dr. Karl Adams; mother, Erika; sister, Ulrike Weyand and brother, Peter.
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Lorraine G. Bay*, 58, was a flight attendant with United Airlines for 40 years. She was working her regular route at the time of the attack. Bay grew up in Levittown, Pa., and was living in East Windsor, N.J. Survivors include her husband, Erich, who says she was "a loving wife always looking out for family and friends."
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Todd Beamer, 32, from Cranbury, N.J., was an account manager for Oracle Corp. Survivors include his wife, Lisa, and three children.
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Alan Beaven, 48, from Hurleyville, N.Y., was an environmental lawyer. Born in New Zealand, Beaven had a legal career that spanned four continents. In England he was a law professor at Kings College, a private defense attorney and a lead prosecutor for Scotland Yard. He practiced in Portugal, Hong Kong and New York before forming a firm in San Francisco. Survivors include his wife, Kimi; daughter, Sonali; and sons, John and Chris.
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Mark Bingham, 31, from San Francisco, was the owner of The Bingham Group, a public relations firm.
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Deora Bodley, 20, from San Diego, was a junior at the University of Santa Clara near San Jose. She was pursuing a double major in French and psychology. Bodley volunteered in AIDS education, for the Special Olympics and for America Reads, where she helped children learn to read. Survivors include her father, Derrill; mother, Deborah; sister, Murial; stepmother, Nancy; and stepsister, Eva Rupp.
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Sandra W. Bradshaw*, 38, from Greensboro, N.C., was a flight attendant with United Airlines. Following her younger sister, Bradshaw trained to become a flight attendant after graduating high school. Survivors include her husband, Phil; daughter, Alexandria; son, Shenan; a stepdaughter and other family.
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Marion Ruth Britton, 53, from Brooklyn, N.Y., was an assistant regional director for the U.S. Census Bureau. She was traveling with Waleska Martinez to attend a business meeting at the time of the attack. Co-workers say she loved collecting objects and displaying them in her office.
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