Fallen soldiers remembered at Buffalo Springs Saturday
Published 12:19 pm Tuesday, May 29, 2018
- Members of the Cub Scout Pack 356 Color Guard present the U.S. and Kentucky flags during Saturday's service. From left are Cub Scouts Dalton Baker, O'Neil Whitis, Garreth Bray and Aiden Carrier. Walking with the scouts is Pack 356 Commander Mike Houp. (Photo by Ben Kleppinger)
The weather was beautiful and warm at Buffalo Springs Saturday, as people gathered in the shade of the cemetery’s trees for a special Memorial Day weekend event.
In addition to the presentation of colors, a placing of a wreath and a rifle volley by the Caswell-Saufley American Legion Post No. 18 Honor Guard, those gathered also listened in silence as the names were read of all Lincoln County residents who served in the military and were killed during World War I, World War II or the Vietnam War.
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- Members of the Cub Scout Pack 356 Color Guard present the U.S. and Kentucky flags during Saturday’s service. From left are Cub Scouts Dalton Baker, O’Neil Whitis, Garreth Bray and Aiden Carrier. Walking with the scouts is Pack 356 Commander Mike Houp. (Photo by Ben Kleppinger)
