Profile
Name: Peter A. Vega
Age: 36
From: New York, NY, United States
Occupation: firefighter, New York Fire Department
Location: World Trade Center
Prayers & Messages
Peter A. Vega
2011-09-11
Regan, I see you are no longer on FB. I just wanted to let you know that you and your daughter are in my heart and thoughts today and every day.
Peter A. Vega
2008-09-12
I am so very sorry for your loss
Peter A. Vega
2007-02-19
Pete was lost on September 11, 2001, with the crew of Ladder 118 of Brooklyn [Fire Department of New York]. Pete will be missed terribly by all who knew him. He was one of the nicest guys I have ever met. Before becoming a firefighter, Pete was a member of the U.S. Air Force and an ironworker. Pete leaves a loving wife, Regan Grice-Vega, and a beautiful daughter, Ruby Mae. He was a true gentleman who loved to talk and laugh. Pete is also deeply missed by Mr. and Mrs. Rosenberg and by his brother David. Our lives will be forever saddened by his loss.
Frank Lakat, friend
Peter A. Vega
2007-02-19
We know a friend of Pete's named Tony Proger. He always had such wonderful things to say about Pete. His face would light up when he mentioned all the fun they had. I'm sorry such a wonderful person such as Pete had to die when he was just doing his job trying to protect others. I feel for his wife and daughters' loss.
Jennifer Thayer, friend
Peter A. Vega
2007-02-19
I knew Pete when he was in the Air Force stationed at Beale Air Force Base [in California]. He was such a good-hearted guy with a positive outlook and a great sense of humor. So many people lost a good friend. I regret losing contact and never having the chance to know him as the good husband and father I know he was. God bless you, Pete.
Gary Stinchcomb, former Air Force comrade
Peter A. Vega
2007-02-19
Pete was lost on September 11, 2001, with the crew of Ladder 118 of Brooklyn [Fire Department of New York]. Pete will be missed terribly by all who knew him. He was one of the nicest guys I have ever met. Before becoming a firefighter, Pete was a member of the U.S. Air Force and an ironworker. Pete leaves a loving wife, Regan Grice-Vega, and a beautiful daughter, Ruby Mae. He was a true gentleman who loved to talk and laugh. Pete is also deeply missed by Mr. and Mrs. Rosenberg and by his brother David. Our lives will be forever saddened by his loss.
Frank Lakat, friend