Camden County Freeholders and Municipal Utilities Authority Honor Father Michael Doyle
with a Park on the Camden Waterfront
For Immediate Release: November 5, 2009
Contacts: RON TOMASELLO

WHAT: Father Michael Doyle, of Sacred Heart Church, will be honored for his contributions to the residents of the Waterfront South Community (South Camden) with a park named in his honor. The dedication of Michael J. Doyle Park and Fishing Pier coincides with Father Doyle’s 35th year at Sacred Heart Church and his 75th birthday. A sign will be unveiled during the event.

“Father Doyle is an inspiration to my family and me,” said Freeholder Ian Leonard. “Having a park named in his honor is truly appropriate due to his tireless dedication to the community, and his unwavering commitment to the residents of Camden.”

The park, the brainchild of Father Doyle, was created in 2002 by the Delaware River Port Authority, South Jersey Port Corporation and the Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority. The park and its fishing pier gave the residents of Waterfront South their first recreational access to the Delaware River.

WHERE: Millennium Park adjacent to the CCMUA facility
1645 Ferry Avenue, Camden 08104

WHEN: WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 11 10:00 AM

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