Public Ceremony Paused, BUT you can STILL can participate in 2020!
Go to Wreaths Across America TAB for ideas for
YOU to individually participate in WAA 2020 Style.


2019

Wreaths Across America 2020 Style
Poppies Honoring Gold Star Mother, Mary E. Noone.

Wreaths Across America 2020 Style - Visit a Grave, Say the Veterans' name aloud, leave a momento, Shown here a wreath with an Ornament containing Poppies - a symbol of rememberance.

Wreaths Across America - 2020 Style - Go to one of our three cemeteries to Remember, Honor and Teach. Shown here - Grave of Walter Litolff with son, Bruce, Granddaughter, Briana and Great Granddaughter, Grace.


2020 - Poppy Ornament.

Wreaths Across America 2020 Style - Goal # 3 - Tina Bennett at the grave of Viet Nam Vet husband, Roger Teaching Grandchildren About Freedom and Rememberin and Honoring Veterans.

Headstones of Mary E. Noone and Harvey C. Noone 2020.

WAA 2019 Ceremonial Wreaths at grave of Harvey C Noone killed in WWI.
Fulfilling WAA Goal # 1 - Remember those who have served and fallen.


WAA 2019 Ceremony: Active Duty Military, Girl Scouts, Ellen Shulte (to place Coast Guard wreath), Nancy Steedman (to place Merchant Marine wreath), Gil Budd, Legion Commander, Tom Adams, Legion and public.

WAA 2019 - Gil Budd, Harvey C. Noone Legion Commander placing one of seven ceremonial wreaths.
Fufilling WAA Mission # 2 - Honor those who have or are serving.
Post Color Guard in background.


WAA 2019 - Family Fullfilling WAA Mission Goal # 3: Teaching Child About Freedom by Placing Wreath

CEMETERY DATABASES
https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2142417/creekside-cemetery
https://www.townofriga.com/riga-cemetery/
http://mcnygenealogy.com/cem/riga.htm