America’s fallen remembered at Mullen’s Memorial Day program

  • The flags flying at Cedarview Cemetery in Mullen over Memorial Day weekend. Every flag flown was once on a veteran’s casket, with the name of the veteran sewn on to the seam of the flag. Gerri Peterson
    The flags flying at Cedarview Cemetery in Mullen over Memorial Day weekend. Every flag flown was once on a veteran’s casket, with the name of the veteran sewn on to the seam of the flag. Gerri Peterson
  • At the first Memorial Day program since American Legion Marcy Upton Post #109 Chaplain Frank Harding passed away, he was remembered with an empty chair. The program’s benediction was a recording of Frank giving it. Gerri Peterson
    At the first Memorial Day program since American Legion Marcy Upton Post #109 Chaplain Frank Harding passed away, he was remembered with an empty chair. The program’s benediction was a recording of Frank giving it. Gerri Peterson
  • The gun shells fly during the gun salute at the final tribute of the Memorial Day program. Dane Peterson
    The gun shells fly during the gun salute at the final tribute of the Memorial Day program. Dane Peterson
  • Seamstress Doris Starr with Quilt of Valor recipients Ted Bonesteel (left) and Chuck Anders.
    Seamstress Doris Starr with Quilt of Valor recipients Ted Bonesteel (left) and Chuck Anders.
    by Gerri Peterson Two of Mullen’s veterans were presented with Quilts of Valor at the Memorial Day program at the Lariat in Mullen on Monday, May 27.Quilts of Valor are quality, handmade q...

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