Pearl Harbor Day
Pearl Harbor Day
December/10/2024 12:04 PM Filed in: Post Events | Post Improvements
Pearl Harbor Day was commemorated by our Post on Saturday December 7, 2024. Post officers and members joined us in remembrance. Post Adjutant Ron Rogers delivered the speech and Post Judge Advocate Clayton Hosterman lead the prayer in memory of our lost comrades. We had over 30 members of the Post and Auxliary in attendance.
Today, we gather to remember a day that forever changed the course of history—December 7th, 1941. On this “date which will live in infamy,” brave men and women faced an unthinkable attack at Pearl Harbor. In the face of devastation, they demonstrated extraordinary courage, resilience, and sacrifice.
This solemn day reminds us of the cost of freedom and the unyielding spirit of those who stand to defend it. Let us honor the lives lost, the survivors who carried the burden of that day, and the generations that rose to rebuild and fight for a better future.
As we reflect on this chapter of history, may we recommit ourselves to preserving peace, supporting those who serve, and ensuring the sacrifices of the past are never forgotten. Today, we remember. Today, we honor. Today, we pledge to never forget.
Following the memorial we got back to work for our Post GI Party. Thanks to all who showed up and helped us clean up the Social Hall, Game Room and Storage shed.
The following day, Rene Morales and his family held a toy drive for Children's Hospital in honor of Baby Natalie. The back corner of our social hall is accessible again and already being put to great use-on Sunday this was Santa's corner. Rene and his granddaughter, Carissa!
Today, we gather to remember a day that forever changed the course of history—December 7th, 1941. On this “date which will live in infamy,” brave men and women faced an unthinkable attack at Pearl Harbor. In the face of devastation, they demonstrated extraordinary courage, resilience, and sacrifice.
This solemn day reminds us of the cost of freedom and the unyielding spirit of those who stand to defend it. Let us honor the lives lost, the survivors who carried the burden of that day, and the generations that rose to rebuild and fight for a better future.
As we reflect on this chapter of history, may we recommit ourselves to preserving peace, supporting those who serve, and ensuring the sacrifices of the past are never forgotten. Today, we remember. Today, we honor. Today, we pledge to never forget.
Following the memorial we got back to work for our Post GI Party. Thanks to all who showed up and helped us clean up the Social Hall, Game Room and Storage shed.
The following day, Rene Morales and his family held a toy drive for Children's Hospital in honor of Baby Natalie. The back corner of our social hall is accessible again and already being put to great use-on Sunday this was Santa's corner. Rene and his granddaughter, Carissa!