Jeffrey Earle LeVeen and Stephen Louis Roach died in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. They were both loyal and devoted family members and valued, avid members of Secession Golf Club.
Jeff LeVeen was a partner and senior vice president at Cantor Fitzgerald. He was the father to five children and husband to Cristine, who says “he was the most positive person I ever met.” The couple met in New York City in 1973. She was an English teacher at Syosset High School, and he was just beginning his career on Wall Street, having graduated from Dartmouth in 1968 and served as an Army specialist from 1968 to 1970.
At Dartmouth Jeff captained the golf team, and he remained competitive in the game he loved, especially when he played with his friend Steve Roach.
Born in Boston, Steve and his family lived in Verona, NJ, where, among other activities he was assistant coach for his son's basketball and baseball teams. Steve’s wife, Isabel, remembers, “He was generous, not only with money, but also with his time.”
Steve was also a vice president at Cantor Fitzgerald, serving as director of sales in Securities’ North American division.
