T-Shirt
Photo credit: Michael Hnatov
Accession Number: C.2012.382.15
Dimensions: 31 in X 40.5 in
Dimensions (Metric): 78.74 cm X 102.87 cm
Dimensions (Metric): 78.74 cm X 102.87 cm
Source: Suzanne S. Fraser
Credit Line: Gift of the Fraser family
Description
White T-shirt created for a memorial event held in memory of Richard K. Fraser. On the front of the shirt is a small American flag, its blue field of stars replaced with text: "Rich Fraser | IX XI." On the back of the shirt is an image of a volleyball net and printed text: "AIDAN'S FUND | First Annual Beercan Volleyball Tournament 2002."
White T-shirt created for a memorial event held in memory of Richard K. Fraser. On the front of the shirt is a small American flag, its blue field of stars replaced with text: "Rich Fraser | IX XI." On the back of the shirt is an image of a volleyball net and printed text: "AIDAN'S FUND | First Annual Beercan Volleyball Tournament 2002."
Historical Notes
Richard Fraser grew up in Nassau Point, Long Island. He, his wife, Suzanne, and their toddler son split their time between Fairfield, Connecticut, and their Long Island summer home. Richard’s son called Saturdays “Daddy’s day” because the two often spent them on outings to New York City. A manager at Aon Corporation, Richard was at work on the South Tower’s 92nd floor on September 11. He was 32 years old.
Richard Fraser grew up in Nassau Point, Long Island. He, his wife, Suzanne, and their toddler son split their time between Fairfield, Connecticut, and their Long Island summer home. Richard’s son called Saturdays “Daddy’s day” because the two often spent them on outings to New York City. A manager at Aon Corporation, Richard was at work on the South Tower’s 92nd floor on September 11. He was 32 years old.
