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Camden County remembers 9-11

Local veterans and first responders, including those who served in the War on Terror following the terrorist attacks, are honored at a medal ceremony at the Victims of Terrorism Monument in Cooper River Park in Pennsauken on Thursday Sept. 10, 2026.

Camden County Commissioner Jennifer Cooley Fleisher (left) and State Assemblywoman Melinda Kane (right) visit the Victims of Terrorism Monument following the medal ceremony. Kane is a Gold Star Mother whose 22 year-old son, Marine Lance Corporal Jeremy Kane was killed in 2010 in Afghanistan. He was deeply affected and felt "compelled" to enlist, joining the Marines on Sept. 11, 2006—exactly five years after the terrorist attacks.
Camden County Commissioner Jennifer Cooley Fleisher (left) and State Assemblywoman Melinda Kane (right) visit the Victims of Terrorism Monument following the medal ceremony. Kane is a Gold Star Mother whose 22 year-old son, Marine Lance Corporal Jeremy Kane was killed in 2010 in Afghanistan. He was deeply affected and felt "compelled" to enlist, joining the Marines on Sept. 11, 2006—exactly five years after the terrorist attacks. Read moreTom Gralish / Staff Photographer

The Camden County Board of Commissioners and the Office of Veterans Affairs hosted the event that also included a remembrance marking the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and residents who died at the Twin Towers and service members who fell in the subsequent War on Terror, and first responders who passed later from 9/11-linked illnesses.

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