For 25 years, an ordinary New Jersey train station parking lot has held an extraordinary reminder of the lives lost on 9/11.  Middletown Township lost 37 residents that day — the largest loss of life from any community outside the five boroughs — and the cars they left behind became a haunting symbol of those who never came home.  Now, a memorial garden beside the station keeps their memories alive, with a monument and photograph honoring each of the 37 victims.  Twenty-five years later, the community continues to remember the people who left for work that morning and never returned.
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