Patriot Day 9-11 Memorial Ceremony
		
		
	
		
			
				
					
						 
					
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		September 11, 2021
		
		 
		 
		
		Orange County to host 20th Anniversary September 11th Patriot Day Remembrance Ceremony 
 
Event honors the memory of the 44 Orange County residents who lost their lives during the 9/11 terrorist attacks 
 
Goshen, N.Y. - Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus invites the community to attend the September 11th Patriot Day ceremony, which will be held at the Orange County Arboretum at Thomas Bull Memorial Park on Saturday, September 11th at 6:00 p.m. 
“The terrorist attacks on 9/11 left an indelible mark on our community and this beautiful ceremony helps us all to remember and honor the Orange County residents we lost that day,” Neuhaus said. “Two decades have passed since September 11th, 2001, but we all remember that terrible day, and the pain and loss we felt. During the ceremony, we will honor the bravery and sacrifice of our first responders and reflect on those we lost. They will always hold a special place in our memories and our hearts.” 
 
As part of the program, County Executive Neuhaus and William Bratton Jr. will read short biographies with information about the 44 Orange County residents who lost their lives during the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Bratton and his wife Mary lost their 23-year-old daughter, Michelle Renee Bratton, on September 11th, 2001. Michelle Bratton, a Pine Bush High School graduate, was working as an executive assistant in the eSpeed Division of Cantor Fitzgerald on the 105th floor of Tower One on 9/11.  
Families and survivors of 9/11, families of local military personnel, and veterans are invited to participate in the remembrance ceremony and join the procession by assembling at the Arboretum’s Ottaway Education Center at 5:30 p.m. The procession will begin at 5:55 p.m. followed promptly by the ceremony. 
 
 
THE 44 RESIDENTS LOST ON SEPTEMBER 11, 2001 
David D. Alger, Tuxedo Park 
Michael E. Asher, Monroe 
Matthew E. Barnes, FDNY, Monroe 
Capt. Frank J. Callahan, FDNY, Bloomingburg 
Jason M. Coffey, Town of Newburgh 
BC Dennis L. Devlin, FDNY, Washingtonville 
Francis J. Feely, Middletown 
Lt. Michael N. Fodor, FDNY, Warwick 
Lt. John F. Ginley, FDNY, Warwick 
Linda Kristine Gronlund, Greenwood Lake 
Robert Hamilton, FDNY, Washingtonville 
Ronnie Lee Henderson, FDNY, Newburgh 
Chris Michael Kirby, Scotchtown 
Kenneth J. Marino, FDNY, Monroe 
Douglas C. Miller, FDNY, Port Jervis 
Lynne I. Morris, Monroe 
Lt. Glenn C. Perry, FDNY, Monroe 
Carmen A. Rivera, Westtown 
Michael Trinidad, Newburgh 
Donald J. Tuzio, Goshen 
David M. Weiss, FDNY, Maybrook 
Chief John P. Williamson, FDNY, Warwick 
Carl F. Asaro, FDNY, Middletown 
Lt. Gregg A. Atlas, FDNY, Howells 
Michelle Renee Bratton, Westtown 
Michael Cammarata, FDNY, Huguenot 
Daniel M. Coffey, Town of Newburgh 
Thomas Dowd, Harriman 
Lt. Peter L. Freund, FDNY, Westtown 
Denis P. Germain, FDNY, Tuxedo 
John Giordano, FDNY, Town of Newburgh 
Peter Mark Gyulavary, Warwick 
Lt. Stephen G. Harrell, FDNY, Warwick 
Thomas P. Holohan, Jr., FDNY, Chester 
Kenneth B. Kumpel, FDNY, Cornwall 
Edward Mazzella, Jr., Monroe 
Michael Montesi, FDNY, Highland Mills 
Gerard T. Nevins, FDNY, Campbell Hall 
Donald J. Regan, FDNY, Pine Bush 
Paul G. Ruback, FDNY, Newburgh 
Eric Raymond Thorpe, Tuxedo Park 
Richard Van Hine, FDNY, Greenwood Lake 
Mark P. Whitford, FDNY, Salisbury Mills 
Martin M. Wortley, Harriman 
 
  
		 
	
	
	
	
	
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