Remembering Hawaii’s 9/11 victims:

Heather Ho, 32, a Punahou School alum and executive pastry chef at Windows on the World atop the World Trade Center’s North Tower, was at work when the first hijacked plane struck the building.

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Rich Y.C. Lee, 34, a Punahou and Yale graduate, worked as head of equities technology at Cantor Fitzgerald on the 104th floor of the World Trade Center’s North Tower.

Maile Hale, 26, a Kaiser High School valedictorian and Boston Investor Services executive, was attending a business conference at Windows on the World.

Christine Snyder, 32, a Kailua native, certified arborist and project manager for The Outdoor Circle, was returning home aboard United Flight 93 after attending a forestry conference.

Georgine Corrigan, 55, a longtime Hawaii resident and grandmother, was returning home aboard United Airlines Flight 93 when it was hijacked.

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Patricia Colodner, 39, a Hawaii-born executive secretary at Marsh Inc. on the 96th floor of the World Trade Center’s North Tower, was among 358 company employees killed.

Richard “Dick” M. Keane, 54, whose sister Charlotte Keane was a Hawaii nurse, was a senior vice president at Marsh & McLennan attending a meeting at the World Trade Center.

Michael Collins, 41, a Cantor Fitzgerald manager who planned to retire in Hawaii with his wife, Lissa Collins, a Leilehua High School graduate, was working at the World Trade Center.

David Laychak, 40, the husband of Hawaii Baptist Academy graduate Laurie Laychak, was a civilian budget analyst at the Pentagon and among the 125 employees and contractors killed.

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