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New Jersey Ancient Order of Hibernians’ Memorial Mass & Luncheon Remembering the NJ AOH Members Killed on 9/11
September 18, 2021 @ 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm
The New Jersey Ancient Order of Hibernians will honor their nine members who were killed during the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks and the NYC Hibernians killed in the attacks in a memorial service on Saturday, September 18, 2021 at noon.
The day begins with Mass at noon at Saint Patrick’s Pro-Cathedral in Newark, NJ.
Following the Mass, there will be a short procession to the nearby Kilkenny Ale House for lunch. All attending AOH members are asked to bring their banners for the procession.
The NJ AOH members being remembered are — P.O. Maurice (Moe) Barry, PAPD, St. Michael’s Division; P.O. Liam Callahan, PAPD, St. Michael’s Division; P.O. Tom Gorman, PAPD, St. Michael’s Division; P.O. Steve Huczko, PAPD, St. Michael’s Division; P.O. Don McIntyre, PAPD, St. Michael’s Division; Peter Milano, Cantor Fitzgerald, Volunteer Patrick Torphy Division; P.O. James Nelson, PAPD, St. Michael’s Division; P.O. Bruce Reynolds, PAPD, St. Michael’s Division; and P.O. Mike Wholey, PAPD, St. Michael’s Division.
FDNY Chaplain Father Mychal Judge will also be remembered at the event, as will AOH NYC members FDNY BC Dennis Devlin; FDNY Lt. Kevin C. Dowdell; Sean Fegan of Fred Alger Management; Richard Fitzsimons, Fire safety inspector, World Trade Center; Florence M. Gregory of AON; Charles Houston of Euro Brokers; FDNY FF Richard Muldowney, Jr.; FDNY FF Gerard T. Nevins; and Arthur Warren Scullin of Marsh & McLennan.
Please contact Bill Young at 732-272-8588 or wyoung11@verizon.net for more details about the event.
Saint Patrick’s Pro-Cathedral
91 Washington St.
Newark, NJ 07102
Kilkenny Ale House
27 Central Avenue
Newark, NJ 07102