On Sunday, May 20, members of the Newton 9-11 Memorial Committee had the great honor of marching in Newton’s annual Memorial Day parade. Thanks to Emily Norton for the picture. Pictured below are from left to right: Sande Young, Tom Sheff, Bill Heck, Ora Mountain, Randy Bock, Suzanne Szescila, Jan Huffman and Larry Young.
Pictured below are from left to right:Larry Young Sande Young, Randy Bock, Ora Mountain, Jan Huffman, Bill Heck, Lynne Leblanc, Janet Sterman and Suzanne Szescila.
We have less than 250 bricks remaining. Please consider donating a brick today.
Thank you!
Please join us May 8 from 5pm to 8pm at the Chateau Restaurant of Waltham located at 195 School Street, Waltham, MA 02451
CHATEAU SPONSORED FUNDRAISER
20% OF THE FOOD AND BEVERAGE PROCEEDS TO
BENEFIT THE NEWTON 9-11 MEMORIAL
PER TABLE NEEDED
TAKE OUT ORDERS INCLUDED
DOES NOT APPLY TO DELIVERY
ORDERS
On May 8 bring the fundraiser ticket and enjoy dinner or order take-out from the Chateau Restaurant of Waltham. When paying your check, give the waitperson your ticket. The ticket will be attached to your check. The Chateau Restaurant will contribute 20% of the total bill to the Newton 911 Memorial.
Click below for the ticket!
Newton 9-11 Memorial Engraved Brick Program
To help raise funds for the construction and future maintenance of the Newton 9-11 Memorial, we are offering supporters the opportunity to purchase engraved bricks for the two walkways leading to the Memorial. An engraved brick may be purchased for $100 and can be engraved with a name or appropriate message.
We respectfully request that all messages be consistent with the purposes of the Memorial. We reserve the right to reject any messages that we deem in our sole discretion to be inappropriate.
To purchase an engraved brick, please fill out the form, available here.
For more information, email Sande Young at ssyspts33@aol.com or call Sande at 617-527-1726.
Board member and fundraising head Ginny Gardner recently discussed the Newton 9-11 Memorial on Dan Rea’s talkshow on WBZ radio.
The Committee, with the assistance of Newton Fire Chief Bruce Proia and Newton firefighter Jay Bourgeois, is attempting to acquire steel from the World Trade Center to incorporate in the design of the Memorial.
Commodore Builders, a Newton-based company, made a generous donation today to join the ranks of our Silver Level Sponsors.
Board member Ginny Gardner recently appeared on The Jeff Katz Show to discuss the memorial effort.
Please give it a listen!
Please join us for a jazz brunch to benefit the Newton 9-11 Memorial:
Sunday, May 6th 10:30-1:30
The Newton Police Memorial Association has stepped up in a significant way to support the Newton 9-11 Memorial effort, not only providing us with the largest single contribution to date, but also offering to provide ongoing maintenance for the memorial. We cannot thank them enough!
