09/11/2026
Production World takes this moment to remember 9/11. Among the 2,977 were individuals who worked in production and broadcast.
Gerard J. "Rod" Coppola – TV transmitter engineer WNET-TV
Donald Joseph DiFranco – TV transmitter engineer WABC-TV (Channel 7). He made a final call to master control to warn them of incoming signal disruptions right after the first plane hit.
Steven A. Jacobson – Transmitter engineer WPIX-TV
Robert Edward “Bob” Pattison – Broadcast engineer WCBS-TV
Isias Rivera – Broadcast engineer for WCBS-TV
William Steckman – Transmitter engineer WNBC-TV
William "Bill" Biggart, journalist
Thomas Nicholas Pecorelli, cameraman Fox Sports/E! Entertainment
We also remember the Canadians who lost their lives. Here are some of them.
Michael Arczynski: from Vancouver working as a senior vice-president for Aon Corp. in the south tower
Garnet "Ace" Bailey: from Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, who was the director of pro scouting for the Los Angeles Kings (and a former NHL player) aboard United Airlines Flight 175
David Barkway: financial executive from Toronto working with BMO Nesbitt Burns in the south tower
Ken Basnicki: from Toronto attending a conference in the north tower
Christine Egan: A Canadian nurse visiting her brother in the south tower
Arron Dack: A Canadian husband and executive working in the North Tower