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Donald Norcross: I rise today to recognize Howard Bennett, a Camden City, New Jersey, firefighter who tragically lost his life on the job…

On the recordFebruary 11, 2026
I rise today to recognize Howard Bennett, a Camden City, New Jersey, firefighter who tragically lost his life on the job last week. He served his community for 26 years, and he will forever be remembered as husband to Fran, father to David and Jenna, a brother, a friend, and a protector. When it came to the fire boat, Howard's knowledge was second to none. He treated it like an extension of himself, ensuring that it was always ready for action. His fellow firefighters will remember him for his resourcefulness. When others thought something couldn't be fixed, Howard found a way to make it work. He was a trusted mentor to young firefighters, always willing to help, simply because that is who he was. Firefighter Howard Bennett served with integrity, humility, and heart. Today, I honor his service and extend my deepest condolences to his loved ones. May he rest in peace.
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Donald Norcross
Democratic · New Jersey

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Honoring the life and service of firefighter Howard Bennett who died in the line of duty.

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