The Greenfield Concerned Veterans held their annual Memorial Day Parade Monday, May 30 with several local participants.

The Greenfield Concerned Veterans held their annual Memorial Day Parade Monday, May 30 with several local participants.

U.S. Air Force Major Matthew Morrow (ret.) was the featured speaker during Memorial Day services in Lynchburg on Monday, May 30.

U.S. Air Force Major Matthew Morrow (ret.) was the featured speaker during Memorial Day services in Lynchburg on Monday, May 30.

Led by Highland County Sheriff Donnie Barrera, a parade marched through Buford during Monday morning’s annual Memorial Day observances. Residents lined along state Route 138 and 134 waved “Old Glory” as the Whiteoak band played “You’re a Grand Old Flag” as the parade proceeded to the Buford Cemetery on a warm and sunny day in Clay Township.

Led by Highland County Sheriff Donnie Barrera, a parade marched through Buford during Monday morning’s annual Memorial Day observances. Residents lined along state Route 138 and 134 waved “Old Glory” as the Whiteoak band played “You’re a Grand Old Flag” as the parade proceeded to the Buford Cemetery on a warm and sunny day in Clay Township.

Led by Highland County Sheriff Donnie Barrera, a parade marched through Buford during Monday morning’s annual Memorial Day observances. Residents lined along state Route 138 and 134 waved “Old Glory” as the Whiteoak band played “You’re a Grand Old Flag” as the parade proceeded to the Buford Cemetery on a warm and sunny day in Clay Township.

Led by Highland County Sheriff Donnie Barrera, a parade marched through Buford during Monday morning’s annual Memorial Day observances. Residents lined along state Route 138 and 134 waved “Old Glory” as the Whiteoak band played “You’re a Grand Old Flag” as the parade proceeded to the Buford Cemetery on a warm and sunny day in Clay Township.

Col. McGraw acknowledged the responsibility that all Americans have to be worthy of the sacrifices by people like Cpl. Jonathan Yale and Lance Cpl. Jordan Haerter. In addition, Col. McGraw spoke of "all the Gold Star families who have lost loved ones in service of their country, and the dreaded knock on the door. As soon as they see who it is, they know," the colonel said.

Col. McGraw acknowledged the responsibility that all Americans have to be worthy of the sacrifices by people like Cpl. Jonathan Yale and Lance Cpl. Jordan Haerter. In addition, Col. McGraw spoke of "all the Gold Star families who have lost loved ones in service of their country, and the dreaded knock on the door. As soon as they see who it is, they know," the colonel said.

Col. McGraw acknowledged the responsibility that all Americans have to be worthy of the sacrifices by people like Cpl. Jonathan Yale and Lance Cpl. Jordan Haerter. In addition, Col. McGraw spoke of "all the Gold Star families who have lost loved ones in service of their country, and the dreaded knock on the door. As soon as they see who it is, they know," the colonel said.

Col. McGraw acknowledged the responsibility that all Americans have to be worthy of the sacrifices by people like Cpl. Jonathan Yale and Lance Cpl. Jordan Haerter. In addition, Col. McGraw spoke of "all the Gold Star families who have lost loved ones in service of their country, and the dreaded knock on the door. As soon as they see who it is, they know," the colonel said.

Col. McGraw acknowledged the responsibility that all Americans have to be worthy of the sacrifices by people like Cpl. Jonathan Yale and Lance Cpl. Jordan Haerter. In addition, Col. McGraw spoke of "all the Gold Star families who have lost loved ones in service of their country, and the dreaded knock on the door. As soon as they see who it is, they know," the colonel said.

Col. McGraw acknowledged the responsibility that all Americans have to be worthy of the sacrifices by people like Cpl. Jonathan Yale and Lance Cpl. Jordan Haerter. In addition, Col. McGraw spoke of "all the Gold Star families who have lost loved ones in service of their country, and the dreaded knock on the door. As soon as they see who it is, they know," the colonel said.

Col. McGraw acknowledged the responsibility that all Americans have to be worthy of the sacrifices by people like Cpl. Jonathan Yale and Lance Cpl. Jordan Haerter. In addition, Col. McGraw spoke of "all the Gold Star families who have lost loved ones in service of their country, and the dreaded knock on the door. As soon as they see who it is, they know," the colonel said.