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This was brought to our attention by Chris Bell-Puckett, who thought
perhaps it might be of interest. The young man lost his life in NY on
9/11.
Helen Crisman
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In Love With the Big City
He came from the small town of South Montrose, Pa., but he was enchanted
by the inexhaustible mysteries and wonders of New York. Daniel Crisman
soaked in everything about the city.
Mr. Crisman, 25, felt he was on a roll. He had labored as a carpenter in
New Jersey, but yearned for something more certain and less seasonal. He
found a job as a temp at Marsh & McLennan. On Sept. 1, after a year of
tentative status, he was made a permanent employee as a training
coordinator.
When he learned the good news, he was ecstatic, flashing one of his
trademark smiles. "He really felt like he had made it," said his
girlfriend, Danielle Zazula. "He felt he had achieved a level of success
in his life."
Art was another side of him. He met Ms. Zazula at a poetry workshop where
both of them read some of their work. They shared so many interests,
including admiration for Charles Bukowski. For two years, they lived
together in Chelsea.
More recently, Mr. Crisman had set aside poetry and embraced photography,
taking pictures of flowers and leaves. He also created collages, mixing
his photographs with images he cut out of magazines and wrappers and
bottle caps he found on the streets of the city that so inspired him.
Profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on December 5, 2001.
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