The unofficial kickoff to the summer season kicks off this Memorial holiday weekend. Many Americans will be heading to the lakes, vacation, or the backyard for a good old fashioned BBQ with family and friends. But through all the fun, let's not forget those American soldiers who sacrificed their lives so we can enjoy the liberty and freedom of being an American.
Memorial Day unofficially marks the start of the summer season. Many Americans will take to the road this holiday weekend to visit family and friends. There will be backyard cookouts and time spent by the pool and at the lakes. I personally hope that through all the celebrating you will take a moment to think about the men and women who have and continue to serve our country, so we can enjoy the f
Memorial Day is about more than just cookouts, picnics, water fun, and a day off from school or work. It is about honoring our service men and women who have died while serving our country, and to remember those who served proudly and have since passed on.
Events are scheduled for both sides of the city to remember our fallen heroes this Memorial Day. Take the time to share with your friends and neighbors to honor our local men and women that have made the ultimate sacrifice.
You may have visited a cemetery before and may have seen a headstone with coins on it. Do you know why? I thought I would share with you the meaning of placing a coin on the grave marker of a soldier that has made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.
On Memorial Day, we commemorate all the U.S. soldiers who’ve died while serving our country. With so many of our servicemen and women currently on dangerous overseas assignments, it’s also a time to think about their sacrifice, and the sacrifice of their families back home.