Area Residents Memorialize Nation’s Fallen in Heights

The Honor Project remembers fallen military on Memorial Day

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA – The Honor Project wants to make sure service members are never forgotten. Every Memorial Day, hundreds of volunteers visit thousands of grave sites to place a token of appreciation and say the name of fallen heroes. The Honor Project started for family members and loved ones of fallen soldiers. It’s a community no one wants to be a part of but they find comfort in one another as they fight to remember those lost. On a brig…

Area residents memorialize nation’s fallen in Heights

HARKER HEIGHTS — As it has for the past several years, the city of Harker Heights hosted an annual Memorial Day remembrance ceremony coupled with a lap around Carl Levin Park led by retired Army Maj. James Wright, known around…

Oneida remembers the fallen with Memorial Day parade

ONEIDA, N.Y. — Oneida residents joined local officials at Triangle Park in a heavy rain Friday evening to honor the men and women who died defending their country during the various foreign wars from the Revolutionary War through the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts. It was a time of remembrance and also a call to esteem their sacrifices through civic responsibility. “Let our community continue to act in a manner worthy of their sacrifice,” Oneida…

Extending Gratitude to God and Our Fallen Military Personnel - San Diego Jewish World

Thank you to all those who paid the ultimate price for our freedom, one day is never enough to honor those who sacrificed everything. May their memories forever be a blessing.