Lowville VFW Hosts POW/MIA Remembrance Ceremony"You are not forgotten" - That was the message of the crowd that gathered to honor former American prisoners of war and remember the more than 83,000 military members still missing in action with a ceremony at the VFW post in Lowville Friday night. It was held as part of National P-O-W/M-I-A Recognition Day, and featured several speakers. Organizers say there was one important takeaway from the whole thing: "Some compassion for the people, the families of these POW/MIAs, because we still have a lot of them out there," said Elsie Keefer, New York State Americanism/Patriotic Instructor for the VFW Ladies Auxiliary. Also during this ceremony: a call to act and raise public awareness in the ongoing battle to stop military and veteran suicides. September is the national VFW organization's Military Suicide Prevention Month.
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Wednesday, May 22, 2013
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