Vet lunch
The Poage Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a Vietnam Veterans Appreciation Lunch at the Ashland Transportation Center on Sunday. Around 125 people attended the event.
Vet lunch
James Hardersty holds the door open for Vietnam U.S. Air Force veteran Ed Allen as he enters the Ashland Transportation Center on Sunday before the start of the Vietnam Veterans Appreciation Lunch hosted by the The Poage Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution on Sunday.
Vet lunch
The program listed the names of the Vietnam Veterans attending the event.
Vet lunch
LEFT: Members of the Ashland JROTC team, from left, Nick Williams, Tucker Sisler, Chelsea Clark, Joseph Kinner and Maxwell Riggs perform a missing man ceremony during Sunday’s Vietnam Veterans Appreciation Lunch hosted by the The Poage Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the Ashland Transportation Center. ABOVE: Memorabilia is seen on a table. BELOW LEFT: James Hardersty holds the door open for Vietnam U.S. Air Force veteran Ed Allen as he arrives. Barbara Porter, Vietnam veteran with the U.S. Navy, is served by Catie Hardesty at the event.
- Photos by Matt Jones | The Daily Independent
Vet lunch
Ashland JROTC’s Chelsea Clark salutes after placing the cover for the United States Coast Guard on the missing man table.
Vietnam Vets honored
Memorabilia is seen on a table at the Vietnam Veterans Appreciation Lunch hosted by the The Poage Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution on Sunday at the Ashland Transportation Center.
Vet lunch
Mike Maynard, retired Command Sergeant Major, U.S. Army, talks to Ashland JROTC members Parker Williams and Joseph Kinner the Vietnam Veterans Appreciation Lunch hosted by the The Poage Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution on Sunday at the Ashland Transportation Center. Maynard was the keynote speaker.
Vet lunch
Vet lunch
Barbara Porter, Vietnam veteran with the U.S. Navy, is served by Catie Hardesty at the event.
Vet lunch
The Poage Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution hosted a Vietnam Veterans Appreciation Lunch at the Ashland Transportation Center on Sunday. Around 125 people attended the event.
Vet lunch
James Hardersty holds the door open for Vietnam U.S. Air Force veteran Ed Allen as he enters the Ashland Transportation Center on Sunday before the start of the Vietnam Veterans Appreciation Lunch hosted by the The Poage Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution on Sunday.
Vet lunch
The program listed the names of the Vietnam Veterans attending the event.
Vet lunch
LEFT: Members of the Ashland JROTC team, from left, Nick Williams, Tucker Sisler, Chelsea Clark, Joseph Kinner and Maxwell Riggs perform a missing man ceremony during Sunday’s Vietnam Veterans Appreciation Lunch hosted by the The Poage Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution at the Ashland Transportation Center. ABOVE: Memorabilia is seen on a table. BELOW LEFT: James Hardersty holds the door open for Vietnam U.S. Air Force veteran Ed Allen as he arrives. Barbara Porter, Vietnam veteran with the U.S. Navy, is served by Catie Hardesty at the event.
- Photos by Matt Jones | The Daily Independent
Vet lunch
Ashland JROTC’s Chelsea Clark salutes after placing the cover for the United States Coast Guard on the missing man table.
Vietnam Vets honored
Memorabilia is seen on a table at the Vietnam Veterans Appreciation Lunch hosted by the The Poage Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution on Sunday at the Ashland Transportation Center.
Vet lunch
Mike Maynard, retired Command Sergeant Major, U.S. Army, talks to Ashland JROTC members Parker Williams and Joseph Kinner the Vietnam Veterans Appreciation Lunch hosted by the The Poage Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution on Sunday at the Ashland Transportation Center. Maynard was the keynote speaker.
Vet lunch
Vet lunch
Barbara Porter, Vietnam veteran with the U.S. Navy, is served by Catie Hardesty at the event.
