With Danville National Cemetery Manager Jacob Serd delivering the Veterans Day address, Danville and area residents came out to the northeast corner of Hazel and Williams for the Wednesday (Nov 11) morning ceremony.
One of the many familiar faces was Danville Police Chief Christopher Yates, who always makes it a point to come with his family.
(First Picture) Kyla Officer performs National Anthem; with AL Post 210 Chaplain Terry More (left) and AL Post 210 Commander Danny Mullins (center).
AUDIO: Everybody reflects on today, and knows what it’s for. Some of us are very fortunate to have a day off. And if we do, use that time to go and pay your respects and give honor to the Veterans, and just say think you.
The weather forecast stated Veterans Day would most likely be the final really nice November day for a bit. And for Veteran and Vermilion County Veterans Assistance Commission Chair Mickensy Ellis-White, it was an additional blessing.
(Middle Picture) Danville National Cemetery Director Jacob Serd delivers Veterans Day Address.
AUDIO: Last year I was the speaker, and it was so cold. So we’re very grateful. The sun is shining, it’s a beautiful day, and I couldn’t be more grateful.
Jacob Serd had the following comments for CIMG about his Veterans Day address:
