The result was delete. There seems to be general agreement that Wikipedia is not a memorial applies if the fellow isn't otherwise encyclopedic. There is the question of his representation in a film. Like his role in the hijacking, this can be (and is) dealt with in relevant articles without having a biography. There therefore remains the question of whether the biographies of living persons policy applies to this recently deceased person. There seems to be a broad assent to this notion, and I believe it's credible. This would suggest that our existing coverage in Flight 93 National Memorial, United 93 (film) is adequate. --Tony Sidaway 19:57, 24 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]
He died in the 9/11 attacks. While that is very sad, Wikipedia is not a memorial, and he appears not to be notable except for his death. The article is rife with speculation, indicating that people assume he would have fought the terrorists, without any actual proof. Suggest deletion, or redirecting her name to some relevant article. >Radiant< 11:07, 19 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]