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Township of Parsippany Honors All Veterans Who Served in Solemn Veterans Day Ceremony

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Parsippany-Troy Hills commemorated Veterans Day on November 11 with a ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park, honoring local veterans' sacrifices. The event began with the Presentation of the Colors by American Legion Post #249 and an Invocation from Deacon Len Deo. Mayor Barberio highlighted the importance of veterans, stating, “Your bravery does not go unnoticed,” emphasizing the township's commitment to honoring military service. The Parsippany High School Choir performed the National Anthem, while students led the Pledge of Allegiance, showcasing youth involvement in civic duties. Musical tributes included a Patriotic Medley by the high school band, enhancing the ceremony's emotional impact.

Attendees comprised township officials, clergy, first responders, and families, underscoring community support for veterans. The ceremony concluded with a Prayer of Remembrance by Father David Pickens, creating a reflective atmosphere. This event not only honored veterans but also reinforced the township's tradition of civic engagement and collective gratitude.

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