Monmouth County unveils 25-year remembrance tree and plaque at memorial
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Monmouth County unveiled a 25-year remembrance tree and a commemorative plaque at the 9/11 Memorial at Mount Mitchell as part of the county's 25th-anniversary remembrance ceremony.
Commissioner Director Tom Arnone described the tree as inspired by the Survivor Tree found at Ground Zero and said the plaque placed next to it reads, "25 years of remembrance in memory of the lives lost in the honor of the heroes who answered the call and in gratitude for those who continue to serve." Arnone said the symbol of the tree was meant to represent resilience and hope.
The unveiling was followed by readings of victims' names and family participation in placing carnations at the monument.
Commissioner Director Tom Arnone described the tree as inspired by the Survivor Tree found at Ground Zero and said the plaque placed next to it reads, "25 years of remembrance in memory of the lives lost in the honor of the heroes who answered the call and in gratitude for those who continue to serve." Arnone said the symbol of the tree was meant to represent resilience and hope.
The unveiling was followed by readings of victims' names and family participation in placing carnations at the monument.
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