Liberty School District and Liberty Elementary School are located adjacent to Liberty Cemetery in Petaluma, which the Royal Canadian Legion US Branch #25 helps to maintain. Earlier today the branch once again distributed poppies at the school’s annual Veterans Day assembly.
We were lucky to have Branch Piper, Charlie Martin, in attendance and he piped the children into the hall.
Note that the faces of the elementary school children are intentionally blurred.
For any members who may be in San Francisco itself on Veterans Day.
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Liberty School District and Liberty Elementary School are located adjacent to Liberty Cemetery in Petaluma, which the Royal Canadian Legion US Branch #25 helps to maintain. Earlier today the branch once again distributed poppies at the school’s annual Veterans Day assembly.
Note that the faces of the elementary school children are intentionally blurred.
Following the Remembrance Day ceremonies at Liberty Cemetery in Petaluma, CA, the Royal Canadian Legion US Zone, Branch #25 and the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps (USNSCC) Arkansas Division participated in the Petaluma Veterans’ Day Parade.
Petaluma proudly hosts the largest Veteran’s Day Parade north of the Golden Gate. The event is dedicated to remembering the men and women who set aside their civilian pursuits to serve our nation’s cause, defending our freedom and preserving American heritage.
Below is a series of videos stitched together from the event, followed by some images of the parade.
Earlier today Royal Canadian Legion Branch 25 President Michael Barbour participated in a Veterans Day Ceremony hosted by Touro University California on their campus, which sits on the former Mare Island Naval Shipyard. The event was littered with poppies. Below is the recording and some of the pictures from the event.
Royal Canadian Legion, US Branch #25 