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Watch This Message On This Memorable Day!

25 years ago today, America changed forever.

We remember the nearly 3,000 innocent lives lost, the heroes who ran toward danger, and the families who still carry that loss today.

September 11th reminds us that America’s strength has always come from our courage, our faith, and… pic.twitter.com/StGWgsm2kv

— Chris Stigall (@ChrisStigall) September 11, 2026

11 Things We Must Always Remember About 9/11

 

It's sad but true: As the years go by, September 11 recedes from memory. 

People who were alive on 9/11/01 are slowly passing away. And those born years from now will have to rely on the stories and recollections of others or whatever winds up in the history books.

Given that secondary recollections are not always reliable and considering that history books have been sanitized by political correctness, we all need to begin to embrace a core set of 9/11 truths now -- things that we need to remember and pass on to future generations.

With that in mind, here (in no particular order) are 11 things we need to remember about September 11:

1) September 11 is better termed an atrocity than a tragedy. When you hear people refer to the events of that day as "tragic," correct them. Tell them what happened was a planned. pre-meditated attack -- atrocious, unconscionable and unforgivable.

2) The attack of September 11 was an affront to all human sensibility. The attack was an act of pure evil. And yes -- there is evil in the world.

3) Those who attacked our nation on September 11 want to annihilate all of us and destroy our very way of life. They are still active and their goals have not changed.


4) Those who attacked America were and are cowards. They hide from others; they operate in darkness or under disguise; they run and they plan their dastardly acts in secret.

5) The victims of September 11 are not martyrs. Rather, they are heroes. They were innocent people living everyday lives and pursuing everyday dreams. To the extent they were able to, they struggled to survive and reached out to help others.

6) The heroic first responders who rushed in to help on that day and beyond exemplify the pinnacle of bravery, honor and self sacrifice. They are patriots.

7) In the words of President Bush: "Whether we bring our enemies to justice or justice to our enemies, justice will be done." This must remain our goal and our mission from September 11, onward.

8) September 11 constituted the worst attack ever ever perpetrated on American soil by a foreign enemy. It was unprecedented.

9) The loss, the anguish, the horror of September 11 lives on among the survivors and among the families and friends of the victims. The suffering has not ended. Lives were forever changed that day.

10) Spirituality was, is and will always be a part of our response as Americans to that infamous day. Your steadfast commitment to honor the solemn memory of September 11, to seek justice and to comfort those who still suffer must be accompanied by prayer and reflection. Remember. Reaffirm. Resolve.


11) And here's one more thing: Those who cower in the face of our enemies (or the enemies of our allies) and those who retreat and seem all too willing to make a deal with the world's thugs, murderers, terrorists and sponsors of terror -- they are dishonoring the memory of all those who perished on September 11.


Never forget it!

As A Landmark, Solemn Anniversary Approaches

 

This SHOULD Be A Wake Up Call, But . . .

 

As We Approach The Anniversary, Remember THIS

 

Nearly 3,000 people were murdered on the morning of September 11, 2001. They did not simply “die.” 
They were slaughtered by Islamic terrorists. 
And when someone now recounts September 11 by softening the murder of Americans into passive tragedy, only to recover his moral outrage when discussing America’s response, he reveals where his sympathy and anger actually reside. 
Think about what it takes for a human being to look down from nearly 100 stories and conclude that hitting the pavement at terminal velocity is preferable to what is happening behind them. 
These victims did not choose death because they wanted to die. They chose one form of death because Islamic terrorists had left them facing another… suffocation, incineration, or being crushed beneath a collapsing skyscraper. 
September 11 was the deliberate mass murder of Americans, in their offices, aboard their airplanes, and on American soil, by Islamic terrorists.

'To Forget Even One Of Them Is Blasphemy!'

From a friend, as posted on X:

I have undertaken this project to put a face to 9/11 by posting photos of everyone killed that day. If after everything that happened you can vote for the ideology that caused it then it's as if you are killing them yourself! Pictured below was 29 year old Christopher Amoroso who was a Port Authority police officer. Here he is famously shown helping a pregnant woman out of the towers. He ran back in four times and was killed when the North Tower imploded. He left behind a wife and 19 month old daughter and to forget even a single one of these people is a blasphemy!

A Very Special Message From Mike Rogers

Never in my life did I think I would be running against a guy that thinks America deserved 9/11.

Abdul is too dangerous for Michigan. We can’t let him anywhere near the United States Senate. pic.twitter.com/twFggwZfa0

— Mike Rogers (@MikeRogersForMI) August 6, 2026

The Message Is Becoming Increasingly Clear!

 

Pay Attention, America -- And Be Forewarned!

Imagine if, in the aftermath of 9/11, someone told you within 25 years someone like this would be getting elected in NYC — would you have believed it? Well, New York City recently elected Aber Kwas to their State Senate. This is her blaming 9/11 on America because of our “system of capitalism, racism, white supremacy and islamophobia.”

Imagine if, in the aftermath of 9/11, someone told you within 25 years someone like this would be getting elected in NYC — would you have believed it? https://t.co/c1dXK0YjK0

— Ron DeSantis (@RonDeSantis) June 27, 2026

A Loving, Moving, Poignant, Inspiring Story!

President Trump has announced that 9/11 hero Welles Crowther will posthumously receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

Known as “The Man in the Red Bandana,” Crowther repeatedly ran back into the South Tower on 9/11 to help others escape, saving as many as 18 lives before losing his own. Allison Crowther said her son’s legacy continues to endure nearly 25 years later: “Welles’ light still shines brightly.”

The Truth About Rudy Giuliani's Illness

More And More, This Appears To Be True!

 

Eleven Things To Always Remember About 9/11

 It's sad but true: As the years go by, September 11 will recede from memory.

People who were alive on 9/11/01 will pass away. And those born years from now will have to rely on the stories and recollections of others or whatever winds up in the history books.

Given that secondary recollections are not always reliable and considering that history books have been sanitized by political correctness, we all need to begin to embrace a core set of 9/11 truths now -- things that we need to remember and pass on to future generations.

With that in mind, here (in no particular order) are 11 things you need to remember about September 11:

1) September 11 is better termed an atrocity than a tragedy. When you hear people refer to the events of that day as "tragic," correct them. Tell them what happened wasn't like a forest fire or a hurricane. Rather, it was a planned, pre-meditated, man-made attack -- atrocious, unconscionable and unforgivable.

2) The attack of September 11 was an affront to all human sensibility. The attack was an act of pure evil. And yes -- there is evil in the world.

3) Those who attacked our nation on September 11 want to annihilate all of us and destroy our very way of life. They are still active and their goals have not changed.

4) Thanks in large part to the policies put in place and the actions taken  since that horrific day, there has been no direct attack on our nation since 9/11/01.

5) Those who attacked America were and are cowards. They hide from others; they operate in darkness or under disguise; they run and they plan their dastardly acts in secret.

6) The victims of September 11 are not martyrs. Rather, they are heroes. They were innocent people living everyday lives and pursuing everyday dreams. To the extent they were able to, they struggled to survive and reached out to help others, and that's especially true of those who confronted the terrorists on Flight 93 that crashed in Shanksville, Pennsylvania.

7) The heroic first responders who rushed in to help on that day and beyond exemplify the pinnacle of bravery, honor and self sacrifice. They are patriots.

8) In the words of President George W. Bush at the time: "Whether we bring our enemies to justice or justice to our enemies, justice will be done." This must remain our goal and our mission from September 11, onward.

9) September 11 constituted the worst attack ever perpetrated on American soil by a foreign enemy. It was unprecedented.

10) The loss, the anguish, the horror of September 11 lives on among the survivors and among the families and friends of the victims. The suffering has not ended. Lives were forever changed that day.

11) Spirituality was, is and will always be a part of our response as Americans to that infamous day. Your steadfast commitment to honor the solemn memory of September 11, to seek justice and to comfort those who still suffer must be accompanied by prayer and reflection. Remember. Reaffirm. Resolve.

And here's one more thing: Those who cower in the face of our enemies (or the enemies of our allies) and those who retreat and seem all too willing to make a deal with the world's thugs, murderers, terrorists and sponsors of terror -- they are dishonoring the memory of all those who perished on September 11.

Never forget it!

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Above All, New Jerseyans MUST Remember 9/11 . . .

Reprinted from a 2017 Save Jersey post, still very relevant:

Sixteen years ago, New Jersey lost 746 of its own when Islamic terrorists attacked New York City, the Pentagon, and United Airlines Flight 93.

Brothers, sisters, sons, daughters, husbands, wives, fathers, mothers, cousins, clergymen, coaches, bosses, friends, fiances, mentors, heroes and humanitarians. 

New Jersey’s 9/11 Memorial

The 9/11 attack on NYC from space

All brutally murdered for the “crime” of living free.

In fact, many New Jerseyans were designated as “missing” at the World Trade Center. 

Have you forgotten the images of Americans jumping from skyscrapers? 

When you get up in the morning? Kiss your kids? Say goodbye to friends? Pass a veteran at the airport?

Vote?

This year’s high school freshmen weren’t yet born on 9/11/01. They’ll be voting in a few years.

Teach them.

Honor the lost to help the living.

An alphabetical listing of New Jersey’s dearly departed citizens has been reproduced for you below (h/t New Jersey 9/11 Memorial Foundation):

NEW JERSEY’S SEPTEMBER 11th VICTIMS

Paul Andrew Acquaviva

Donald L. Adams

Lee Adler

Daniel Thomas Afflitto

Alok Agarwal

Joao A.D. Aguiar Jr.

Jeremiah J. Ahern

Andrew Alameno

Gary Albero

Grace Alegre-Cua

Edward L. Allegretto

Christopher Edward Allingham

Cesar A. Alviar

Tariq Amanullah

Kermit Charles Anderson

Jean A. Andrucki

Siew-Nya Ang

Lorraine D. Antigua

Peter Paul Apollo

Michael G. Arczynski

Jack Charles Aron

Richard Avery Aronow

Michael A. Asciak

Louis Aversano Jr.

Arlene T. Babakitis

Eustace (Rudy) Bacchus

Brett T. Bailey

Michael S. Baksh

Paul V. Barbaro

Ivan Kyrillos Fairbanks Barbosa

Colleen Ann Barkow

Evan J. Baron

Maurice Vincent Barry

Alysia Basmajian

W. David Bauer

Marlyn C. Bautista

Lorraine G. Bay

Todd Morgan Beamer

Paul F. Beatini

Jane S. Beatty

Manette Marie Beckles

Michael E. Beekman

Maria Behr

Andrea Della Bella

Debbie S. Bellows

Margaret L. Benson

Steven Howard Berger

Daniel D. Bergstein

Donna Bernaerts-Kearns

Joseph J. Berry

William Reed Bethke

Timothy D. Betterly

Anil T. Bharvaney

Bella Bhukhan

Susan L. Blair

Richard M. Blood Jr.

John Paul Bocchi

Nicholas A. Bogdan

Lawrence Francis Boisseau

Vincent M. Boland Jr,

Alan Bondarenko

Sean Booker

Sherry Ann Bordeaux

Krystine C. Bordenabe

Martin Boryczewski

Richard E. Bosco

Thomas H. Bowden Jr.

Alfred Braca

David Brian Brady

Nicholas Brandemarti

Lydia Estelle Bravo

Ronald Michael Breitweiser

Gary L. Bright

Mark Francis Broderick

Mark Bruce

Dennis Buckley

Patrick Joseph Buhse

John E. Bulaga Jr.

Keith James Burns

Cecile M. Caguicla

Scott W. Cahill

Thomas J. Cahill

Edward Calderon

Dominick E. Calia

Liam Callahan

Luigi Calvi

David Otey Campbell

John A. Candela

Stephen J. Cangialosi

David G. Carlone

Mark Stephen Carney

Christopher Newton Carter

John F. Casazza

William Joseph Cashman

William Otto Caspar

Alejandro Castano

Arcelia Castillo

Jason D. Cayne

Ana M. Centeno

Jeffrey M. Chairnoff

Swarna Chalasini

Mark L. Charette

Douglas MacMillan Cherry

Swede Joseph Chevalier

Wing Wai Ching

Catherine E. Chirls

Kyung Hee (Casey) Cho

Kirsten L. Christophe

Steven Paul Chucknick

Lt. Robert D. Cirri

Gregory A. Clark

Thomas R. Clark

Patricia A. Cody

Kevin Sanford Cohen

Christopher M. Colasanti

Michel Paris Colbert

Keith Eugene Coleman

Robert J. Coll Jr.

Michael L. Collins

Linda M. Colon

Albert Conde

Cynthia L. Connolly

John E. Connolly

James Lee Connor

Dennis Michael Cook

John A. Cooper

Gerard J. Coppola

Danny A. Correa-Gutierrez

Dolores Marie Costa

Charles Gregory Costello Jr.

Michael S. Costello

Christopher S. Cramer

Denise Crant

James L. Crawford Jr.

Kevin Raymond Crotty

John Crowe

John Robert Cruz

Richard Joseph Cudina

Brian Thomas Cummins

Michael J. Cunningham

Patricia Cushing

Gavin Cushny

Jack L. D’Ambrosi Jr.

Michael Jude D’Esposito

Caleb Arron Dack

Carlos S. DaCosta

Brian P. Dale

Thomas A. Damaskinos

Elizabeth Ann Darling

Michael Allen Davidson

Jayceryll M. de Chavez

James V. DeBlase

Donald A. Delapenha

Colleen Ann Deloughery

Joseph Deluca

Francis X. Deming

Kevin Dennis

Jean C. DePalma

Michael DeRienzo

Jemal Legesse DeSantis

Christian D. DeSimone

Edward DeSimone III

Robert P. Devitt Jr.

Lawrence Patrick Dickinson

Michael D. Diehl

Vincent F. DiFazio

Stephen P. Dimino

Christopher Dincuff

Anthony DiOnisio Jr.

Douglas Frank DiStefano

Ramzi A. Doany

Brendan Dolan

Robert Dolan

Neil Dollard

Stephen Dorf

Frank Joseph Doyle

Patrick Joseph Driscoll

Luke A. Dudek

Antoinette Duger

Cmdr. Patrick S. Dunn

Richard A. Dunstan

Dean P. Eberling

Margaret Ruth Echtermann

Paul Robert Eckna

Lisa Egan

Michael Egan

Samantha Egan

John Ernst (Jack) Eichler

Daphne F. Elder

Albert Alfy William Elmarry

Edgar H. Emery Jr.

William J. Erwin

Fanny M. Espinoza

Barbara G. Etzold

Eric Brian Evans

Meredith Emily June Ewart

Patricia M. Fagan

William F. Fallon Jr.

Nancy Carole Farley

John W. Farrell

Syed Abdul Fatha

Christopher Faughnan

Ronald C. Fazio

Peter Feidelberg

Alan David Feinberg

Edward P. Felt

George Ferguson

Judy H. Fernandez

Anne Marie Sallerin Ferreira

David Francis Ferrugio

Louis V. Fersini Jr.

Jennifer Louise Fialko

Michael Bradley Finnegan

Timothy J. Finnerty

Stephen J. Fiorelli

John Roger Fisher

Thomas J. Fisher

Salvatore A. Fiumefreddo

Steven Mark Fogel

Jane C. Folger

Chih Min (Dennis) Foo

Christopher Hugh Forsythe

Noel J. Foster

Jeffrey L. Fox

Gary J. Frank

Colleen Laura Fraser

Lillian I. Frederick

Gregg J. Froehner

Paul James Furmato

Pamela Gaff

Daniel James Gallagher

Vincenzo Gallucci

Harvey J. Gardner III

Jeffrey B. Gardner

Boyd A. Gatton

Steven Gregory Genovese

Alayne F. Gentul

Joseph M. Giaccone

Debra L. Gibbon

Andrew Clive Gilbert

Timothy Paul Gilbert

Paul Stuart Gilbey

Donna Marie Giordano

Salvatore Gitto

Thomas I. Glasser

Harry Glenn

Barry H. Glick

Jeremy Glick

Michael Gogliormella

Brian Fredric Goldberg

Steven Goldstein

Rosa J. Gonzalez

Thomas E. Gorman

Michael Edward Gould

Christopher Michael Grady

Christopher Stewart Gray

John Michael Grazioso

Wade Brian Green

Gayle R. Greene

Eileen Marsha Greenstein

Donald H. Gregory

Pedro Grehan

John M. Griffin

Joan D. Griffith

Kenneth Grouzalis

Liming Gu

Douglas B. Gurian

Philip T. Guza

Robert John Halligan

Frederic Kim Han

Kevin James Hannaford

Timothy John Hargrave

Stewart D. Harris

John Clinton Hartz

Emeric J. Harvey

Leonard William Hatton Jr.

Scott Hazelcorn

JoAnn L. Heltibridle

Mark F. Hemschoot

Brian Hennessey

Robert Allan Hepburn

Robert Wayne Hobson III

Patrick Aloysius Hoey

Michele L. Hoffman

Frederick J. Hoffmann

Joseph Francis Holland III

LeRoy Wilton Homer Jr.

Matthew D. Horning

Uhuru G. Houston

Steve Huczko

Robert T. “Bobby” Hughes Jr.

Thomas F. Hughes

Timothy Robert Hughes

Susan Huie

Kathleen (Casey) Hunt

Joseph Anthony Ianelli

Zuhtu Ibis

Anthony P. Infante Jr.

Christopher N. Ingrassia

Paul Innella

Virginia Jablonski

Jason Kyle Jacobs

Gricelda E. James

Alan K. Jensen

Prem N. Jerath

Hweidar Jian

Donald T. Jones

Stephen Joseph

Shashi Kiran L. Kadaba

Shari Kandell

Howard Lee Kane

Jennifer Lynn Kane

Joon Koo Kang

Sheldon R. Kanter

Deborah H. Kaplan

Alvin Peter Kappelmann Jr.

Charles Karczewski

Sgt. Robert Kaulfers

Hideya Kawauchi

Edward T. Keane
Leo Russell Keene III

Joseph J. Keller

Thomas Michael Kelly

Robert C. (Bob) Kennedy

John Keohane

Howard L. Kestenbaum

Rajesh Khandelwal

SeiLai Khoo

Andrew Jay-Hoon Kim

Andrew Marshall King

Lucille T. King

Peter A. Klein

Alan D. Kleinberg

Thomas Patrick Knox

Rebecca Lee Koborie

Bon-seok Koo

Dorota Kopiczko

Angela R. Kyte

Andrew LaCorte
Ganesh K. Ladkat
James P. Ladley

Michael Patrick LaForte

Neil K. Lai

Vincent A. Laieta

Franco Lalama

Chow Kwan Lam

Brendan M. Lang

Rosanne P. Lang

Ruth Sheila Lapin

Robin Larkey

John Adam Larson

Nicholas C. Lassman

Paul Laszczynski

Anna A. Laverty

Steven LawnRobert A. Lawrence

Leon Lebor

Kenneth Charles Ledee

David S. Lee
Myung-woo Lee
David P. LeMagne

John J. Lennon Jr

Jorge Luis Leon

Robert M. Levine

Margaret Susan Lewis

Orasri Liangthanasarn

Steven B. Lillianthal

Craig Damian Lilore

Weirong Lin

Thomas V. Linehan Jr.

Alan Linton

Kenneth P. Lira

Ming-Hao Liu

Jerome Robert Lohez

Manuel L. Lopez

Stuart Seid Louis

Joseph Lovero

Edward (Ted) H. Luckett II

Christopher Lunder

James Francis Lynch

Robert H. Lynch

Sean P. Lynch

Richard B. Madden

Simon Maddison

Ronald E. Magnuson

Daniel L. Maher

Alfred R. Maler

Gregory James Malone

Christian Maltby

Joseph Mangano

Hilda Marcin

Peter E. Mardikian

Jose J. Marrero

James Martello

William J. Martin Jr.

Brian E. Martineau

Waleska Martinez Rivera

Philip W. Mastrandrea Jr.

Charles William Mathers

William A. Mathesen

Robert D. Mattson

Tyrone May

Robert J. Mayo

Kaaria Mbaya

James J. McAlary Jr.

Colin Richard McArthur

Michael J. McCabe

Thomas McCann

Tonyell McDay

Matthew T. McDermott

Joseph P. McDonald

Michael McDonnell

Katherine (Katie) McGarry-Noack

Daniel F. McGinley

Thomas H. McGinnis

Scott Martin McGovern

Stacey S. McGowan

Patrick J. McGuire

Keith McHeffey

George Patrick McLaughlin Jr.

Gavin McMahon

Edmund M. McNally

Daniel McNeal

Damian Meehan

Lizette Mendoza

David R. Meyer

William Edward Micciulli

Martin Paul Michelstein

Peter T. Milano

Gregory Milanowycz

Michael Matthew Miller

Robert Alan Miller

Robert C. Miller Jr.

Louis Joseph Minervino

Domenick Mircovich

Rajesh A. Mirpuri

Justin J. Molisani Jr.

John G. Monahan

Craig D. Montano

Steven P. Morello

Richard Morgan

Seth A. Morris

Ferdinand V. Morrone

Marco Motroni Sr.

Peter C. Moutos

Michael Joseph Mullin

James Donald Munhall

Robert M. Murach

Marc A. Murolo

Edward C. Murphy

James Thomas Murphy

Lt. Cmdr. Patrick Jude Murphy

Patrick Sean Murphy

John J. Murray

John Joseph Murray

Susan D. Murray

Alexander J.R. Napier

Frank Naples

Catherine A. Nardella

Narender Nath

Joseph M. Navas

Francis J. Nazario

Pete Negron

James Nelson

Nancy Yuen Ngo

Martin Niederer

Alfonse J. Niedermeyer III

Paul R. Nimbley

Daniel R. Nolan

Brian Novotny

Michael O’Brien

Keith K. O’Connor

James Andrew O’Grady

Robert W. O’Shea

Edward K. Oliver

Ronald Orsini

Masaru Ose

Todd Joseph Ouida

Deepa K. Pakkala

Dominique Pandolfo

Vinod K. Parakat

Nitin Parandkar

Philip L. Parker

Robert Emmett Parks Jr.

Hasmukhrai Chuckulal Parmar

Suzanne H. Passaro

Manish K. Patel

Steven B. Paterson

Todd D. Pelino

Angel Ramon Pena

Jon A. Perconti

Alejo Perez

Angel Perez Jr.

Nancy E. Perez

Donald Arthur Peterson

Jean Hoadley Peterson

Kaleen E. Pezzuti

Tu-Anh Pham

Ludwig J. Picarro

Matthew Picerno

Joseph O. Pick

Bernard T. Pietronico

Nicholas P. Pietrunti

Joseph Piskadlo

Joseph Plumitallo

John M. Pocher

Thomas H. Polhemus

Susan M. Pollio

James Edward Potorti

Daphne Pouletsos

Stephen E. Poulos

Gregory M. Preziose

David Lee Pruim

Edward F. Pullis

Joseph John Pycior Jr.

Edward R. Pykon

Ehtesham U. Raja

Harry Ramos

A. Todd Rancke

Srinivasa Shreyas Ranganath

Anne T. Ransom

Roger Mark Rasweiler

David Alan James Rathkey

William Ralph Raub

Michele Reed

Judith A. Reese

Thomas M. Regan

Gregg Reidy

Thomas Barnes Reinig

Frank B. Reisman

Richard Rescorla

Bruce A. Reynolds

John Frederick Rhodes

Francis S. Riccardelli

Venesha O. Richards

Isaias Rivera

Paul Rizza

Stephen Louis Roach

Joseph Roberto

Leo A. Roberts

Donald Walter Robertson Jr.

Jeffrey Robinson

Michell Lee Robotham

Antonio Augusto Tome Rocha

John M. Rodak

Carmen Milagros Rodriguez

Marsha A. Rodriguez

Richard Rodriguez

Scott Rohner

Elvin Santiago Romero

James A. Romito

Aida Rosario

Linda Rosenbaum

Sheryl Lynn Rosenbaum

Lloyd D. Rosenberg

Mark Louis Rosenberg

Joshua M. Rosenblum

Richard David Rosenthal

Daniel Rosetti

Norman Rossinow

Mark Rothenberg

Nick Rowe

Ronald J. Ruben

Steven Harris Russin

Wayne Alan Russo

John J. Ryan

Joseph Sacerdote

John Patrick Salamone

John Salvatore Salerno Jr.

Richard L. Salinardi

James Kenneth Samuel Jr.

Michael V. San Phillip

James Sands Jr.

Maria Theresa Santillan

Kalyan K. Sarkar

Deepika Kumar Sattaluri

Scott M. Schertzer

Steven Francis Schlag

Jon S. Schlissel

Ian Schneider

John T. Schroeder

Susan Lee Kennedy Schuler

Raphael Scorca

Matthew Carmen Sellitto

Frankie Serrano

Karen Lynn Seymour-Dietrich

Jayesh Shah

Khalid M. Shahid

Barbara A. Shaw

Hagay Shefi

Mark Shulman

See-Wong Shum

Craig A. Silverstein

Bruce Edward Simmons

Kenneth Alan Simon

Michael John Simon

John P. Skala

Francis J. Skidmore Jr.

Toyena C. Skinner

Karl Trumbull Smith

Leonard J. Snyder Jr.

Astrid Elizabeth Sohan

Michael C. Sorresse

Fabian Soto

Timothy P. Soulas

Robert Andrew Spencer

Frank J. Spinelli

Richard James Stadelberger

Eric A. Stahlman

Anthony M. Starita

Craig William Staub

Alexander Robbins Steinman

Thomas S. Strada

James J. Straine Jr.

Edward W. Straub

George Strauch Jr.

Edward T. Strauss

Steven F. Strobert

David S. Suarez

Yoichi Sugiyama

Thomas Sullivan

Selina Sutter

Kenneth J. Swensen

Thomas F. Swift

Gina Sztejnberg

Keiji Takahashi

Robert R. Talhami

Michael Anthony Tanner

Dennis G. Taormina Jr.

Kenneth Joseph Tarantino

Ronald Tartaro

Yeshavant Moreshewar Tembe

Anthony Tempesta

Lesley Thomas-O’Keefe

Clive Thompson

Perry Anthony Thompson

Sal Tieri Jr.

William R. Tieste

Kenneth F. Tietjen

Jennifer M. Tino

John J. Tobin

Richard J. Todisco

Christopher M. Traina

Glenn J. Travers

Walter (Wally) P. Travers Jr.

Lisa L. Trerotola

Francis Joseph Trombino

William Tselepis Jr.

Zhanetta Tsoy

Michael Patrick Tucker

Lance Richard Tumulty

John G. Ueltzhoeffer

Michael A. Uliano

Anil Shivhari Umarkar

Kenneth W. Van Auken

Daniel M. Van Laere

Edward Raymond Vanacore

Jon C. Vandevander

Scott C. Vasel

Sankara S. Velamuri

Jorge Velazquez

Anthony M. Ventura

Christopher Vialonga

Robert A. Vicario

Joseph B. Vilardo

Melissa Vincent

Gregory Wachtler

Honor Elizabeth Wainio

Wendy Alice Rosario Wakeford

Glen J. Wall

Peter G. Wallace

Roy Wallace

James Walsh

Brian G. Warner

Michael H. Waye

Nathaniel Webb

Peter M. West

Meredith Lynn Whalen

James Patrick White

Michael T. Wholey

John C. Willett

Deborah Lynn Williams

Alan L. Wisniewski

Frank T. Wisniewski

Michael R. Wittenstein

Christopher W. Wodenshek

Siu Cheung Wong

Brent James Woodall

Richard Herron Woodwell

Martin M. Wortley

Rodney James Wotton

Neil R. Wright

Suresh Yanamadala

Matthew David Yarnell

Kevin Patrick York

Adel Agayby Zakhary

Robert Alan Zampieri

Mark Zangrilli

Kenneth Albert Zelman

Michael Joseph Zinzi

Julie Lynne Zipper

Salvatore J. Zisa

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