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Annual Community Veterans Day Program
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Annual Community Veterans Day program in Marshall, Texas
to take place on Monday, November 11, 2024 at 11:00am
in Memorial City Hall
All veterans, veteran organizations, and members of the public are cordially invited to the annual Community Veterans Day program in Marshall and Harrison County, Texas which will take place on Monday, November 11, 2024 at 11:00am in Memorial City Hall on the Courthouse Square in downtown Marshall (110 East Houston Street).
The program will include speakers and musical tributes to honor the brave service and sacrifice of all veterans.
Steven Flohr, Brigadier General, U.S. Army (Ret.) will serve as Keynote Speaker. Brigadier General Flohr was the 23rd Commander of the White Sands Missile Range, which is the largest military installation in the United States. Prior to this assignment, BG Flohr served as Deputy
Commander of the United States Army Space and Missile Defense Command.
Donald Hocutt, Captain, U.S. Navy (Ret.), who currently serves as Harrison County Veterans Service Officer, will provide an update from the Veterans Service Office.
The Hallsville High School Band, under the direction of Band Director Sherri Morgan, will also play for the program the traditional musical tribute to the military service branches, “Salute to America’s Finest,” along with Our National Anthem and other patriotic music.
Plus, Angela Fitzpatrick, Superintendent of Karnack Independent School District (KISD), and students from the KISD Elegant Queens and Elite Kings, including McKenna Carroll, Cambrea Davidson, Addisyn Valeria, Trayvion Bedgood, Francisco Fuentes, and Denver Warren, will make a special “thank you” presentation to local veterans in attendance.
Also, Tina McGuffin, Executive Director of the Harrison County Historical Museum, along with the HCHM Board and Staff invite all Veterans, Veteran families, active duty Military, and community members to visit the museum’s outstanding permanent exhibition "Service and Sacrifice: Harrison County at War" located in Memorial City Hall on Monday, from 10am to
4pm.
The permanent exhibition includes historical artifacts, photographs, vintage footage, and other materials from the museum’s military collection which tell the story of how war has impacted our
Marshall and Harrison County community and relates stories about those in Harrison County who have served.
Christina Anderson, chairman of the Annual Veterans Day Committee, shared: “We hope veterans and community members can join us for this special Veterans Day program at Memorial City Hall, so that we, as a community, can convey how profoundly grateful we are to all Veterans, throughout the generations, for their brave service and sacrifice in keeping our beloved nation safe. We honor our Veterans, not just on Veterans Day but every day.”
Those coordinating the event wish to thank the City of Marshall for providing the venue for this year’s program. They also wish to thank The Cammack Family Sullivan Funeral Home in Marshall for the printing of the printed program.
Also, on Veterans Day, Monday, November 11, Golden Corral and the Disabled American Veterans (DAV), invite all current U.S. service members, retired military, and veterans to join them for a Free “Thank You” Buffet and Beverage from 4:00pm-Closing for “Military Appreciation Night.”
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