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GILLETTE, Wyo. — Governor Gordon is partnering with the Wyoming Veterans Commission to host ‘Veterans Welcome Home Day’ events across Wyoming.
That’s according to a release from the Governor’s office, which states that four celebrations will take place throughout Wyoming on Saturday, May 10.
“All Wyoming veterans, especially those from the Vietnam War, Korean War, and other veterans who were not properly thanked upon their return home, are invited to attend and receive the welcome and thanks of a grateful state,” the release states. “Military service members, surviving spouses of veterans, and family members are also welcome to attend.”
Ceremonies will take place in four different Wyoming towns, featuring remarks from Governor Gordon, Maj. Gen. Greg Porter, the Adjutant General of Wyoming, and Veterans Commission Chairman Ken Persson, and other veterans and local officials. Receiving lines will also be formed for Wyoming residents to properly thank those who offered their service to their country.
The following events will take place on May 10:
- 8:45 am in Afton at the Afton Readiness Center, 391 Warrior Way.
- 10:45 am in Riverton at the CWC Health & Science Building, 2660 Peck Ave.
- 1:15 pm in Sheridan at The Hub on Smith, 211 Smith St.
- 3:15 pm in Wheatland at the Platte Valley Bank Conference Center, 200 16th St.
“Wyoming communities are also encouraged to host their own celebrations to honor Wyoming veterans who may not have been thanked for their service or welcomed home,” the release states.
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