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The Centurions Motorcycle Club remembers our Brother and Past President Robert "WARDEN" Barker who passed away September...
09/12/2026

The Centurions Motorcycle Club remembers our Brother and Past President Robert "WARDEN" Barker who passed away September 12, 2022.

GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN

RIP BROTHER CFFC

The Centurions Motorcycle Club began the day attending the 25th 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony hosted by Chews Landing Fire C...
09/11/2026

The Centurions Motorcycle Club began the day attending the 25th 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony hosted by Chews Landing Fire Co. Then off to Mission BBQ's 9/11 Ceremony hosted by Mission BBQ Deptford.

Both Ceremonies were very well organized. We thank both Chews Landing Fire Co. and Mission BBQ Deptford for the invitation and allowing us to attend their Ceremonies.

We will forever honor and remember those lost during the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. May God bless their souls and the United States of America.

Must we never forget. RIP

The Centurions Motorcycle Club remembers our Brother Lou "Hoagie" Houget who passed away September 10, 2021.Gone but not...
09/10/2026

The Centurions Motorcycle Club remembers our Brother Lou "Hoagie" Houget who passed away September 10, 2021.

Gone but not forgotten.

RIP Brother CFFC

The Centurions Motorcycle Club remembers...New Jersey State Police Trooper First Class Joseph C. Walter Jr.  #685E.O.W. ...
09/07/2026

The Centurions Motorcycle Club remembers...

New Jersey State Police
Trooper First Class Joseph C. Walter Jr. #685
E.O.W. September 7, 1952

Joseph C. Walter, Jr was born on May 25, 1912 in Newark, New Jersey. He attended St. Benedict’s Prep School in Newark, New Jersey. While attending St. Benedicts, he was a star athlete, captain of the school football team in 1930 and All State End for that year. He also starred in track and as a catcher in baseball.

Prior to joining the New Jersey State Police, Trooper Walter was employed as a plant foreman for the Fupot Company of Grasselli, New Jersey. He resided in Augusta, Sussex County.

Trooper Walter enlisted with the New Jersey State Police on August 15, 1938 as a member of the 27th Class and was stationed at Troop “B”, Sussex. His service with the Division was characterized by loyalty, fearless performance of duty and faithful and energetic devotion to the principles of the New Jersey State Police.

Trooper Walter died as a result of injuries sustained in a jeep accident in the line of duty.

During a rainstorm on August 12, 1952, Troop Walter and Trooper Anthony Ciaramella were riding in a State Police 1944 Willys Jeep. As Trooper Ciaramella was driving the jeep north along Route 23 in Hardyston Township, Sussex County, the jeep ran off the right-hand side of the road and along an embankment for a distance of 78 feet. It then swerved to the left and rolled over at least once into the path of a southbound 1942 Pontiac Sedan.

Trooper Walter was taken to Alexander Linn Hospital in Sussex County.

Trooper Walter spent 26 days in a traction bed and fracture sling. On September 7, 1952 at about 2:45 p.m., Trooper Walter died from a pulmonary embolism that resulted from his injuries.

Trooper Walter served 14 years and 1 month with the New Jersey State Police.

Trooper Walter was survived by his wife and three daughters, ages 2, 7 and 9. He was 40 years old.

The Centurions Motorcycle Club remembers...Pennsauken Township Police Department Patrolman George Bowman  #54E.O.W. Sept...
09/03/2026

The Centurions Motorcycle Club remembers...

Pennsauken Township Police Department
Patrolman George Bowman #54
E.O.W. September 3, 1995.

On Thursday, July 20, 1995, Patrolman Bowman was involved in a motor vehicle pursuit that traveled through several different towns. The pursuit finally ended in Audubon and Patrolman Bowman was able to arrest one of the suspects. After securing the suspect in the rear of his marked police unit, Patrolman Bowman collapsed, suffering a heart attack. His fellow Officers performed CPR on Patrolman Bowman and he was transported to the hospital. Unfortunately Patrolman Bowman lapsed into a coma and never regained consciousness.

Patrolman Bowman was a Vietnam Veteran. With the police department, he was a former K9 handler. At the time of his passing, Patrolman Bowman was the president of the Fraternal Order of Police, Garden State Lodge #3. He was very active union man who fought for and won several rights for his fellow union Brothers and Sisters. He also did so much work for police survivors in this state, that the New Jersey State Fraternal Order of Police named their survivors fund after him.

Patrolman Bowman is survived by his wife, Barbara, and their two children. Rest in Peace Brother, you are not forgotten.

The Centurions Motorcycle Club supported Lulu's lemonade stand which benefits the Kisses for Kyle Foundation. We wish Lu...
08/16/2026

The Centurions Motorcycle Club supported Lulu's lemonade stand which benefits the Kisses for Kyle Foundation. We wish Lulu all the best ❤️

Today the Centurions Motorcycle Club remembers our Brother Mark "Chauffeur" Cocchi who passed away August 11, 2022.Gone ...
08/11/2026

Today the Centurions Motorcycle Club remembers our Brother Mark "Chauffeur" Cocchi who passed away August 11, 2022.

Gone but not forgotten. RIP Brother CFFC

The Centurions Motorcycle Club remembers our Brother Tom "TOM" Schocklin who passed away August 5, 2024.RIP Brother CFFC
08/05/2026

The Centurions Motorcycle Club remembers our Brother Tom "TOM" Schocklin who passed away August 5, 2024.

RIP Brother
CFFC

Today we remember our Brother James "Snafu" Flaherty who passed away July 15, 2018. RIP Brother CFFC 🙏
07/15/2026

Today we remember our Brother James "Snafu" Flaherty who passed away July 15, 2018. RIP Brother CFFC 🙏

Our thoughts and prayers are with Firefighter Robert "Bobby" Reider, his family, friends and the Malaga Fire Department....
07/10/2026

Our thoughts and prayers are with Firefighter Robert "Bobby" Reider, his family, friends and the Malaga Fire Department.

On Saturday, June 27, 2026, at approximately 10:31 am, Probationary Firefighter Robert(Bobby) Reider was involved in a motor vehicle crash while responding to a fire call. He was traveling north on Delsea Drive when his vehicle left the roadway. Units from Station 43-4 responding to the original call diverted and responded to the accident. Forest Grove Fire Company(43-5) handled the original call. While on location, crews had to extricate Bobby from his vehicle, and he was immediately airlifted to Cooper Hospital, where he has been since with severe traumatic injuries.

At approximately 04:30 on July 10, 2026, Bobby succumbed to his injuries and passed away at 23 years old. His service and dedication will never be forgotten. Bobby joined the fire company in 2018 at 16 years old as a junior firefighter. He attended Fire 1 at Salem County Fire Academy in 2022 where he was awarded a certificate of completion. Year after year, Bobby had exemplary attendance at calls, drills, and meetings. His heart and passion for community service was one of a kind.

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