Kerr: One Empty Chair at the Dinner Table

Kerr: One empty chair at the dinner table

Memorial Day is about remembering. It’s about recalling those brave young men and women who gave their lives so that future generations of Americans might live in freedom.

A Memorial Day reflection - Tri-County Tribune

By Ed BarrettPratt veteranSpecial to the Tribune Encouraging the young to offer themselves up is a very old idea indeed. Greek solders were armed with… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close

Memorial Day – reflection and renewal - Shawnee News-Star

Arthur I. Cyr   Memorial Day, which was celebrated May 26, is cause for contemplation and also renewal. Parades featuring people in uniform – those currently serving, those who have served, and those who protect us – should always be welcome.    Military uniforms at such ceremonies are important.    Crude partisan declarations are completely out of place.   From ancient times, parades have been vital to the reintegration of warriors into societ…

Memorial Day observed - The Benton Review

Photos by Clayton Doty/Benton Review Ainsley Honn sings the National Anthem on Monday during the Memorial Day observation at the Benton County Courthouse. Benton County residents took time all day at cemeteries around the county to remember military personnel who have passed away and those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.  The post Memorial Day observed first appeared on The Benton Review.