montgomery township school district nancy gartenberg

He is a member of the New Jersey Army National Guard. Montgomery Township Police Officer Chris Jaeger said that he and Ashley had a common bond - they both served as soldiers in Iraq.

Henderson Huff was a courageous leader who was resilient and who had empathy, she said. 'Ashley Henderson Huff, with that sign, will live on for all of our students,' Gartenberg said. Superintendent of Schools Nancy Gartenberg said that if the attendees look around, they will see Montgomery Township police officers, clergy, school board members, school district staff, students, administrators and residents. The courageous act of making the ultimate sacrifice with her life for all of us here and well beyond Montgomery Township is why we gather here today,' Maloney said. We celebrate the life of our steady friend, always. Montgomery, Maloney said, 'In the death of this young woman, America has sustained a heavy loss, having proved herself a steady friend (to the country's) rights and of the ability to render (to the country) the most essential service.'

George Washington upon learning of the death of Gen. 'That is simply unheard of,' Maloney said. She made such an impression while serving as a military police officer in Iraq that the Iraqi police erected a bronze bust of her and placed it outside of the police academy. Army and was teaching Iraqis how to become police officers when she was killed by a suicide bomber, Maloney said. Henderson Huff was a military police officer in the U.S. Richard Montgomery, who is the township's namesake and became the first American military service officer killed in battle on foreign soil in the Battle of Quebec in 1775, Maloney said.

Henderson Huff followed in the footsteps of Gen. 'Today, we gather to pay tribute to a real American hero - Montgomery Township's one and only daughter to be killed in action,' said Mike Maloney of the Montgomery Township Veterans Committee. She had recently married her college sweetheart, Brian Huff. 19, 2006 - just six weeks before her deployment was set to end. Henderson Huff, who graduated from Montgomery High School in 2000, was killed in action in Iraq on Sept. The group seeks to remind the public of military service members who were killed in action or who are missing in action. 19 - the day of the unveiling - with some help from Tom D'Allessio of Rolling Thunder. Her father, Mark Henderson, pulled off the black cloth that had masked the sign until Dec. On the day that would have marked Ashley Henderson Huff's 35th birthday, a sign was unveiled that renamed the entrance to Montgomery High School as 1st Lt.

Montgomery township school district nancy gartenberg