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Community Unites to Honor Fallen Heroes at Fort Bliss Cemetery

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On Memorial Day Weekend, the Honor Project mobilized volunteers at Fort Bliss cemetery to honor fallen service members by placing flags and placards at their headstones. The event, which began at 9 AM, saw participation from various community members, including retired military personnel like Gabriel Jimenez, who has volunteered for four years. This initiative allows families to request personal visits to their loved ones' graves, ensuring their sacrifices are recognized. Nationwide, over 3,000 volunteers are participating in similar events, honoring approximately 10,000 heroes, fostering a sense of community and patriotism.

Key Details: • Event started at 9 AM on Memorial Day Weekend. • Volunteers included Boy Scouts and community members of all ages. • Families can request personal visits to their loved ones' graves. • Nationwide, over 3,000 volunteers are honoring 10,000 fallen heroes.

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Gabriel JimenezDavid GerhardtFort Bliss cemeteryTravis Manion Foundation

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