... marked the ceasefire that brought World War I to an end (on the Western Front anyway) in 1918. Armistice Day (or Remembrance Day) turned into Veterans Day in the United States when we pause to remember all those who served in our country's military, in whatever capacity, during whatever era. Since I don't want to make a mistake in identifying a branch of service or rank or anything, I'll just post a few of the soldier photos that we've received. I know there are others, particularly from the younger generations, who have served as well, but we don't have their pictures just yet. Nonetheless, our pride and gratefulness to all military service men and women and their families remain steadfast.
George Humphrey, husband of Thelma (Alcott) Humphrey:
Chet Clifford, husband of Ethel (Alcott) Clifford:
Morris Trout, husband of Delores (Alcott) Trout Athis:
William Alcott, son of William and Ada Alcott:
Carl Alcott, son of William and Ada Alcott:
John Kohl, husband of Claudia (Alcott) Kohl:
Frank Athis, husband of Delores (Alcott) Trout Athis:
Donald Humphrey, son of George and Sis Humphrey:
Don's son, also Donald Humphrey:
David Searl, son of Susan (Trout) Searl:
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