DENNIS – Three people including a Dennis man were killed in a motorcycle crash late Saturday night in Laconia, NH, According to reports, two motorcycles collided on Route 3. The victims were identified as Cameron Mosher, 20, of Dennis, Miles Collette, 32, of Gilford, NH, and Jeanine Fereshetian, 33, of Laconia, NH. A fourth victim was flown to a trauma center in Concord, NH. The cause of the crash remains under investigation by Laconia Police.
From the Town of Dennis: The following is a statement from the Town of Dennis:
“The Dennis Department of Public Works regrets to share the loss of Cameron Mosher, who died in a motorcycle crash in New Hampshire on Saturday, Sept. 12. Mosher was 28-years-old and worked for the Department for six years.
Grief counselors and a Chaplain will be available at the Department of Public Works throughout the day Monday.
Mosher’s father, Robert “Bert” Mosher, currently serves with the Dennis Fire Department.
Further information regarding services will be shared as it becomes available.
Our thoughts are with the Mosher family and our Department of Public Works colleagues and friends during this incredibly difficult time.”
Dennis Firefighters/CWN
From Dennis Firefighters: It is with profound sadness that we share the tragic passing of Dennis resident Cameron “Cam” Mosher, beloved son of Dennis Fire’s Bert Mosher and his wife, Leigh-Anne.
Cam was a member of our Dennis community who dedicated himself to public service. He previously served as a Call Firefighter with the Dennis Fire Department and was currently employed by the Dennis Department of Public Works.
Today, Cameron will make his final journey home to Cape Cod.
He is expected to cross the Sagamore Bridge at approximately 5:00 PM, continuing along Route 6 to the old Exit 8 in Yarmouth, then traveling down Station Avenue to Hallett Funeral Home.
Anyone wishing to stand along the route in support of the Mosher family and to welcome Cam home is encouraged to do so. Members of the community may gather along the route, including at the West Yarmouth Road overpass, along Station Avenue, or at Hallett Funeral Home for his arrival.
We ask everyone to keep Bert, Leigh-Anne, the entire Mosher family, and all those who knew and loved Cam in their thoughts during this incredibly difficult time.
Please join us in showing the Mosher family that they are surrounded by the love and support of the Dennis community as we bring one of our own home.
Rest in peace, Cam. You will not be forgotten.
