Bucks County Remembers Residents Who Lost Their Lives on 9/11. Read to Learn Their Names

The Bucks County Government is honoring those local residents who lost their lives in the country’s worst tragedy.

The names of the 18 Bucks County residents, who perished in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, were listed by the local government to honor and remember them.

Lower Makefield Township held a ceremony on the morning of the anniversary, which saw the names of each resident read aloud, along with a moment of silence being given in their honor.

Those residents are:

• Michael A. Bane, Yardley
• Lorraine Bay, Langhorne
• James P. Berger, Lower Makefield
• Jeffrey M. Chairnoff, Lower Makefield
• Peter Chirchirillo, Langhorne
• William R. Gosdhalk, Yardley
• Donald G. Havlish Jr., Yardley
• Donald W. Jones, Fairless Hills
• William H. Kelly Jr., Lower Makefield
• Joseph Lostrangio, Langhorne
• Louis Nacke, New Hope
• Joshua Reiss, Lower Makefield
• John M. Rodak, Southampton
• Victor Saracini, Yardley, one of the pilots of United Flight 175
• Larry Senko, Lower Makefield
• Barbara A. Shaw, Bensalem
• William Steiner, Solebury
• Sandra Wright, Langhorne

School districts, police departments, and businesses around the county paid their respects on the day of the anniversary through ceremonies and online posts.

Learn more about the honors for the local victims at the Bucks County Government.

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