Lincoln Heritage Museum to Remember Pearl Harbor During Honor Ceremony
Public invited to participate in remembrance ceremony: “December 7th A Day that will live in infamy”

 

[December 05, 2018] 

The Lincoln Heritage Museum at Lincoln College will honor those who fought and perished during the attacks on Pearl Harbor 77 years ago. The public is invited to attend this free remembrance ceremony on Friday, December 7 at 12 noon inside the atrium at the entrance of the Lincoln Heritage Museum.

The guest speaker will be Kirby Rodgers of Hometown Heroes. Hometown Heroes is a new program that honors area soldiers by placing banners throughout Lincoln with the name, photograph and service information of veterans.

The ceremony also includes the Presentation of the Colors by the Lincoln American Legion Post 263 honor guard, singing of the National Anthem, the invocation presented by Rev. Jeffrey Laible of Holy Family Church, an introduction by Lincoln Heritage Museum Director Anne Moseley and the playing of Taps at the conclusion of the ceremony.

Please join members of the Lincoln Heritage Museum and Lincoln College in honoring those who served our country and paid the ultimate price for preserving freedom.

[Mark Gordon
Public Relations and Media Manager
Lincoln College]