Over the past few years the gravesites of many Warren County veterans have gone undecorated during the holidays.There are no flowers or crosses to display remembrance.With the recent dissolving of …
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During Wreaths Across America ceremonies Dec. 15, 189 wreaths were placed on veterans’ headstones across Warren County. Here, Curt Alger places a wreath on a veteran’s gravesite at Lippstadt Cemetery.
Record photo/Derrick ForsytheA volunteer helps decorate the graves of veterans during the Wreaths Across Ceremony held Dec. 15 at Holy Rosary Cemetery.
Record photo/Derrick ForsytheWendell Webb takes a moment of silence before placing a wreath on the United States Marines bench during a holiday ceremony held Dec. 5 at the Tribute to Veterans Memorial in Warrenton.
Record photo/Derrick Forsythe