Photograph, Framed Print
Photo credit: Michael Hnatov
Accession Number: C.2011.728.2
Dimensions: 7.25 in X 9.5 in X 0.625 in
Dimensions (Metric): 18.415 cm X 24.13 cm X 1.5875 cm
Dimensions (Metric): 18.415 cm X 24.13 cm X 1.5875 cm
Source: Gabrielle L. Hoffman
Credit Line: Gift of the Hoffman Family in memory of Stephen G. Hoffman
Description
Framed print photograph of Stephen Gerard Hoffman (right) with his twin brother, Greg, at a family Halloween party, 1998. The frame includes printed text of various words and phrases associated with a twin relationship.
Framed print photograph of Stephen Gerard Hoffman (right) with his twin brother, Greg, at a family Halloween party, 1998. The frame includes printed text of various words and phrases associated with a twin relationship.
Historical Notes
Stephen Hoffman grew up in Forest Hills, Queens, playing on its community football team, the Falcons. Years later, after settling in Long Beach, Long Island, with his wife, Gabrielle, and their daughter, he rejoined his childhood team as a coach. On September 11, Stephen was on the 104th floor of the North Tower at Cantor Fitzgerald, where he was a bond broker. Stephen was 36 years old.
Stephen Hoffman grew up in Forest Hills, Queens, playing on its community football team, the Falcons. Years later, after settling in Long Beach, Long Island, with his wife, Gabrielle, and their daughter, he rejoined his childhood team as a coach. On September 11, Stephen was on the 104th floor of the North Tower at Cantor Fitzgerald, where he was a bond broker. Stephen was 36 years old.
Curator's Comment
Stephen Hoffman and his identical twin, Gregory, were born three minutes apart. From then on, the brothers were often side by side. At Gregory’s wedding, Stephen wore a button that read “I’m the best man,” and Gregory wore one stating “I’m the groom.” “Some people still got confused,” admitted Gregory. The brothers settled in nearby Long Island communities with their wives and young daughters, often spending weekends at the beach. After Stephen’s death on 9/11, Gregory taught his niece to surf, honoring a goal Stephen had set for his daughter.
HIDE
Stephen Hoffman and his identical twin, Gregory, were born three minutes apart. From then on, the brothers were often side by side. At Gregory’s wedding, Stephen wore a button that read “I’m the best man,” and Gregory wore one stating “I’m the groom.” “Some people still got confused,” admitted Gregory. The brothers settled in nearby Long Island communities with their wives and young daughters, often spending weekends at the beach. After Stephen’s death on 9/11, Gregory taught his niece to surf, honoring a goal Stephen had set for his daughter.
HIDE
