Some posts on this site contain an affiliate link. Affiliate links are used in an attempt to offset the operational costs incurred by running this website. Clicking on an affiliate link does not increase the cost of the product if you buy it. It does mean that I MAY make a commission if you purchase the item. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

This is a photo of the beach in Seaside, about 10 minutes from me house. Doesn’t it look peaceful?
The Seaside Beach - POW/MIA Watchfire
A Color Guard marching across the peaceful beach on a Friday night would probably seem unusual to most.
POW/MIA Watchfire Color Guard
A table for one set up in the middle of the beach would probably seem unusual to most.
POW/MIA Watchfire Table Ceremony
A bonfire burning in the middle of a peaceful beach might or might not seem unusual. When most people think of bonfires on the beach I bet they think of a party. This fire was no party.
POW/MIA Watchfire 2012 Burning
This is my Dad. Every year my father leads a Watchfire on the beach for the Sons Of The American Legion. I am so proud of him for dedicating himself to such a worthy cause.
Dad Leading POW/MIA Watchfire
This past Friday, September 21, was National POW / MIA Recognition Day. We should always remember what some soldiers have given for us, and never stop trying to bring them all home. Let’s make sure that every family that’s lost someone gets some peace and closure. so that maybe their hearts and minds will finally be as peaceful as that empty beach.
Thanks for stopping by! If you have a picture up for Wordless Wednesday, leave your link below! Then head on over to From Val’s Kitchen and Here And There

0 Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *