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| The presentation of the Flag |
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| Our WW2 Vets. The gentleman 2nd from the left was the city Mayor the year Stan and I moved here. He likes to come to Stan's office and sit and chat with Stan. He will be 90 years old this year. |
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| Arlington High School Band |
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| I love this picture of these little guys trying so hard to keep their flags erect. Good thing our Main Street is only about 6 blocks long. |
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| Girl Scouts are active in Arlington also. |
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| A car holding our dignitary. I could not see inside very well and there was no sign on the car, but I am thinking Mayor Margaret Larson may have been riding inside. |
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| Motorcycle Club. All Combat Vets. |
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| The festivities moved to our Cemetery. Just had to take a picture of the backs of a couple of the Motor cycle club Vets. |
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| The speaker is a retired Navy Seal. He gave a great presentation of how the Seals work. He told a very emotional story of one of the Seals who lost his life disarming a bomb. The young man is number 38 on the Seal's Memorial Wall. There are now 49 brave young people there. He also made it a point to thank everyone who was involved in the killing of Osama. With one exception. He did not in any way at all reference the other "O". Believe me, I listened. |
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| The flag at 1/2 Staff |
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| Retiring the Flags. |
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| One of the roads into the cemetery lined with flags. Each pole has a tag on it honoring a service person. |
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| Arlington High School Band leaving the Cemetery |
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| Another view of the flags in the Cemetery. They lined every road inside the Cemetery. |
