Veterans Legacy: Welcome Home Parade April 28, 2012 - Public welcome

The Veterans Legacy is dedicated to preserving as many individual remembrances as possible and we honor the legacy of all veterans through this project. We hope that students and the general public will learn the true meaning of service by sharing and participating in our activities.
The Veterans Legacy Project respectively requests your attendance at the Welcome Home Parade 2012. We are planning a Flag Passing Ceremony, and
hope you will consider attending the event in support and or participating in the Flag Passing Ceremony. We are welcoming previous combat veterans to join us and pass flags with our current combat Iraq and Afghanistan veterans, welcoming them home. You can sign up on a special “page” on the
legacy website www.veteranslegacy.net or at 2012welcomehome.org. Whenever possible we ask that each post/league gather a list of veterans and forward the numbers as soon as possible. If you wish to have your Color Guard walk in the Parade please contact Bob Dimond 484-444-0200. We hope you will see this
project as worthy of your support as well, all financial support will go directly toward the logistics and preparation of the 2012 Parades. Contact Suzanne@veteranslegacy.net

• This
  year will include a special Welcome
  Home Parade and Flag Passing Ceremony, on Saturday, April 28, 2012 at
  3:00 pm, on State Street in Media, Delaware County, PA. The Flag passing ceremony is our way of saying
  that your service will always be remembered and future generations of
  troops will always be welcomed home. An example of The Flag Passing
  Ceremony can be seen at http://v-nep.org/flag-passing.html This Special Day will also include outreach
  and awareness to address employment issues for returning veterans, the
  Outreach Committee will connect veterans, their dependents, and/or their
  survivors with county, state and federal benefits, services and
  programs. As in the past, the Veterans
  Legacy will host The Annual
  Memorial Day Parade and remembrance on Monday, May 28 to honor the
  families and fellow soldiers who have lost their loved ones in service to
  our country. The Veterans Legacy will also host The Annual Delaware County
  Veterans Day parade and ceremony on Monday November 12 to honor all
  veterans who have so bravely served our country.