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SUMMARY:Memorial Day - Lincoln Events
DESCRIPTION:Wyuka Cemetery\n3600 O Street\n8:30 AM – The ceremony will include wreath casting from the historic bridge and a parade beginning at the Historic Stables and Bridge; the Lincoln Fire and Rescue/Lincoln Police Department Color Honor Guard; an invocation and benediction \n9:00 AM – Ceremony at the GAR Circle. Greetings and introductions\, Acknowledgment of Veterans\, General Logan’s General Order No. 11; Guest Speaker; decoration of the Grand Army of the Republic Circle by Girl Scout Troop; Recognition of Memorials & Laying of Wreaths; Rifle Volley; Taps; Retire Colors. \nLincoln Memorial Park\n6800 S 14th St\n11:30 AM – Attendees may enter the cemetery at gates one or three. The ceremony will include the American Legion\, VFW and SVR/SUVCW Color Guard\, as well as welcome remarks\, guest speaker\, invocation and benediction. Placing of the wreath and battlefield cross will be conducted by Vietnam Veterans of America 727. Folding of the flag will be conducted by Boy Scout Troop. \nBoth morning ceremonies will also include guest speaker; the National Anthem; an acknowledgement of Veterans; General John A. Logan’s General Order No. 11 and taps. \nCalvary Cemetery\n3880 L St\nThe SUVCW – Sons of Veterans Reserve will give a brief ceremony and fire a volley near the grave of Civil War Medal of Honor winner Victor Vifquain following the Lincoln Memorial Park services. \nVeterans Memorial Garden at Antelope Park\n33rd & A St\n8:00 PM – The candlelit ceremony will include the reading of the names of Lancaster County veterans who have died in the past year; posting of the colors by the VFW Color Guard; invocation and benediction; introductory remarks by City Councilman; and musical selections. In the case of inclement weather\, the ceremony will move to Auld Pavilion\, located just west of the garden.
URL:https://www.suvcwnebraska.org/events/memorial-day-lincoln26/
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SUMMARY:Memorial Day - Omaha Events
DESCRIPTION:Forest Lawn Cemetery\nMemorial Day Observance Program: 10:00 AM \n7909 Mormon Bridge Road\nOmaha\, Nebraska 68152\nhttp://www.forestlawnomaha.com \n  \nProspect Hill Cemetery\nMemorial Day Observance – 10:45 AM \n3202 Parker Street • Omaha\, NE 68111\nhttp://www.prospecthill-omaha.org \n  \nMemorial Park Cemetery\nMemorial Day Observance – 11:00 AM \n6005 Underwood Ave\, Omaha\, NE\n\n\nOmaha National Cemetery\nMemorial Day Observance – 11:30 AM – 12:30 \n\n14250 Schram Road\, Omaha \, NE
URL:https://www.suvcwnebraska.org/events/memorial-day-omaha26/
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SUMMARY:Memorial Day - Wisner
DESCRIPTION:The Memorial Day service in Wisner will be May 26 at 10 a.m. in the Fine Arts auditorium at Wisner-Pilger Schools. At noon there will be a flag raising and an Honor Guard Salute at the Wisner Cemetery. Taps will be played at 3 p.m. at the cemetery.
URL:https://www.suvcwnebraska.org/events/memorial-day-wisner26/
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SUMMARY:Memorial Day - Fremont Events
DESCRIPTION:Fremont Memorial Day Ceremony\nMemorial Veterans Park (on the grounds of the Fremont Family YMCA off Military Avenue) \n11:00 AM
URL:https://www.suvcwnebraska.org/events/memorial-day-fremont26/
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SUMMARY:GAR Observance of Memorial Day
DESCRIPTION:Grand Army of the Republic Observance of Memorial Day – 158th Anniversary \n\n\n\n\nMemorial Day\, originally called Decoration Day\, is a day of remembrance for those who have died in our nation’s service. \nMemorial Day was borne out of the Civil War and a desire to honor our dead. It was officially proclaimed on May 5\, 1868 by General John Logan\, national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic\, in his General Order No. 11\, and was first observed on May 30\, 1868\, when flowers were placed on the graves of Union and Confederate soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery. A month after the order was given\, Congress established a national day of commemoration and decoration. \nAfter World War I the holiday changed from honoring just those who died fighting in the Civil War to honoring Americans who died fighting in any war. \nThough generations separate us from Logan’s words\, his orders speak broadly to all American\, and his guidance offers three practical ways for us to observe Memorial Day: \nRemember the Fallen\, Remember Their Cause\, Serve Their Families
URL:https://www.suvcwnebraska.org/events/gar-observance-of-memorialday26/
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