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Owego NY VFW Post 1371 Veteran's Day Ceremony 2018

11-05-18 VETERANS DAY AND WWI REMEMBRANCE VFW OWEGO 11 A.M. SUNDAY NOV. 11 Veterans Day 2018 will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 11, in the Glenn A. Warner Memorial Hall of Owego Post 1371, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and in all churches throughout Tioga, Bradford and Susquehanna Counties. "Bells of Peace" will ring 21 times at 11 a.m. Public and veterans invited to Veterans Day To Honor All Veterans Who Served and mark the centennial of WWI's final hours. Inside the VFW at 11 a.m. a bugle call by Dean Moran of the VFW Honor Guard signals the exact time of the armistice 100 years ago. Flags at the Tioga County Veterans Memorial are at half staff and a remembrance wreath is at the WWI Memorial. Post 1371 Honor Guard will post the colors assisted by veterans from Tioga Post 401 American Legion, Vietnam Veterans, Marine Corps League and Modern Warfare. Sister Mary, Director of Tioga County Rural Ministry, will give the invocation. Gold Star Mothers and Families and POW/MIAs will be remembered. Sound system provided by Gordon Ichikawa. Twenty five Tioga County Civil War Fallen Heroes will be remembered with a poppy as their honored names are read by Veterans Service Officer Mike Middaugh. Honoring All Who Served includes recognition to longest living Past Waverly American Legion Commander Gerald Keene, also past commander of Owego VFW Post 1371 and a member of its Honor Guard, and a Navy veteran of the Korean War. Three Veterans of Modern Warfare will receive New York State Awards. Their President Danielle Ingram will recognize from Desert Storm Bill Reynolds and from Iraq Brian Spencer and Chaplain Pastor Norm Reeder. Roll of Honor of Tioga County veterans who died since Memorial Day will be read by John Holton Sr., Director Tioga County Veterans Service Agency. Troop 60 Eagle Scout Ryan Trenchard earned Scouting highest honor with his Scout Project "Burial Sites of all Tioga County Fallen Heroes" and will debut it. Two significant anniversaries will be remembered - 10th for the Rt. 38 Vietnam Veterans Memorial Highway of Valor and the 31st for the Tioga County Veterans Memorial - both dedicated on Veterans Day. Remember to bring WWI memorabilia and stories about any of the WWI Fallen Heroes. Contact is VFW Post 1371 Memorial/Veterans Day Chairman Jim Raftis