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Longtime Rockland Resident Theresa “Terry” Foiles, a Retired NYPD Sgt & Educator Passes Away from 9/11 Related Cancer

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It is with deep sadness we share the passing of longtime Rockland resident Theresa “Terry” Foiles, a retired NYPD Sgt & Educator from 9/11 related cancer.

Theresa “Terry” Foiles passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family and friends on September 24th, 2023 after battling 9/11 related cancer, contracted from her time in Rescue and Recovery efforts at Ground Zero.

Born in the Bronx, New York on September 11th, 1957, Terry grew up with her seven brothers and sisters in Castle Hill and later Co-Op City. She attended Aquinas High School, Manhattan College (B.S.) and LIU (M.S.) She began her career at St. Nicholas of Tolentine High School in the Bronx, where she taught young students for two years. She then answered another calling of hers and decided to follow in the footsteps of her Grandfather, Grandmother, Uncles, Cousins, and Brothers and joined the NYPD. She had an incredible 21 year career where she rose to the ranks of Detective and then Sergeant, while working across the Bronx and Manhattan. She was involved in numerous NYPD affiliated groups including the Emerald Society, Steuben Society, and Holy Name Society, along the way, making lifelong friends.

After retiring from the police department, she returned to her love of teaching and continued her career at Maria Regina High School in Hartsdale, New York where she taught History, Psychology, and Criminal Justice. Terry loved her time teaching at Maria Regina, where she helped shape the minds and trajectory of so many young women who she taught – she learned so much from them as well. Her wonderful colleagues became life-long friends of hers and were a constant source of support, continuously praying for her even in her final days.

In her spare time, Terry loved traveling the world. She also enjoyed summers on the Cape and LBI and spending time with her large family and many friends. She was an avid reader, Eucharistic Minister, and the family’s great historian.

Terry is survived by her seven siblings; Donald (Barbara), John (Pat), Debra (Neil), Chris (Marcy), Jimmy (Maria), Raymond (Agena) and Patricia (Michael); as well as her 21 nieces and nephews (Kerri, Kelli, Chrissy, Katie, Neil John, Kaitlyn, Danny, Sheena, Christopher, Ryan, Terrence, Anthony, Jimmy, Matthew, John, Elizabeth, Amanda, Megan, Erin, Matthew, and Kevin); and her 15 great-nieces and nephews.

A wake will be held Thursday, September 28th from 12pm – 4pm and 6pm – 9pm at Moritz Funeral Home in Tappan, NY. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Friday, September 29th at 1pm at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church in Tappan, New York. In lieu of flowers, donation in Theresa’s name may be made to United Hospice Inc.

Terry was a longtime resident of the Town of Orangetown, our thoughts and prayers are with her friends and family. Every September 24th, there will be a post on the Rockland Report remembering Terry. We will never forget.

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Missing Juveniles Last Seen In Peekskill NY Please Help Find These Girls

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                                                Added photos are of Violet Munroe
Yorktown PD has been working around the clock with the New York State Police and multiple law enforcement agencies, in an attempt to locate Violet Munroe and Evelyn Jimenez. Please share any information or tips to:
Yorktown Police Department–(914)-962-4141
New York State Police (914)-737-7171
NYSP Cortlandt BCI Phone Number (914)-788-8044

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National Police Week May 12th – May 18th

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As we embark on National Police Week 2024, the Clarkstown Police Department proudly stands alongside law enforcement agencies nationwide in honoring the courage, sacrifice, and service of our brave men and women.
During this poignant week, we pay tribute to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty, their memories forever etched in our hearts and minds. Amidst the solemn ceremonies and heartfelt remembrances, let us also take this opportunity to express our deepest and most sincere appreciation to all law enforcement officers who bravely serve and protect our communities each day. Your dedication and sacrifice are truly remarkable and do not go unnoticed.
Join us in commemorating National Police Week 2024 as we honor the past, celebrate the present, and look toward a future of continued strength and unity in the face of adversity. #NationalPoliceWeek

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