The Morris Township Committee meeting held on December 18, 2024, featured two significant proclamations honoring local residents who recently celebrated their hundredth birthdays.

The first proclamation recognized Helen Sesely, a cherished member of the community. Although she was unable to attend the meeting, the committee expressed heartfelt congratulations on her remarkable milestone. The governing body emphasized the importance of celebrating such significant life events and extended best wishes for her continued health and happiness.

The second proclamation honored Karl Marx, a veteran of World War II, who also reached the age of 100. The committee highlighted his exemplary service during the war, where he flew 32 missions as an engineer gunner in a B-17 bomber. The proclamation acknowledged his contributions to key military campaigns and expressed gratitude for his dedication to justice, freedom, and democracy. The committee members shared their admiration for Karl's life and legacy, wishing him many more happy birthdays.

Both proclamations reflect the township's commitment to recognizing the achievements and contributions of its long-standing residents, fostering a sense of community pride and respect for its elders.