The Abraham Lincoln High School (JrROTC) be participating in the 2016 Philadelphia Veterans Parade. Their Mission is to develop great citizens through character and dedicated service to their community and nation. They base their lives on the United States Air … Continue reading →
The GIRLS SCOUTS of EASTERN PA is just one of many great organizations participating in the 2016 Philadelphia Veterans Parade. Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. The Girl Scouts of … Continue reading →
A HERO’S WELCOME is just one of many great organizations participating in the 2016 Philadelphia Veterans Parade. A Hero’s Welcome Mission: Ensuring Every Service Member Gets a Proper Welcome Home ! A Hero’s Welcome was founded as a result of … Continue reading →
Philadelphia Veterans Parade Honorary CommitteeHonorary Chair – Philadelphia Mayor James Kenney Honorary Chair -Phila Mayor James Kenney U.S. Rep. Robert A. Brady PA Lt. Gov. Mike Stack Philadelphia District Attorney R. Seth Williams Philadelphia Council President Darrell L. Clarke
Continue reading →This year’s Veterans parade is expanding the program by hosting a Veterans Festival which will start immediately following the parade. Location for the fair is at 5th and Market Streets. There will be live entertainment, food and beverages available as … Continue reading →
August 10, 2016 – Steve Phillabaum, currently serving on the PVP Board of Directors recently earned the distinction as one of this year’s Veterans of Influence awarded by the Philadelphia Business Journal. A Naval Academy graduate who deployed twice to … Continue reading →
CENTER CITY (WPVI) — People lined up early in Center City on Sunday to pay tribute to Philadelphia-area veterans. The first annual Philadelphia Veterans Day Parade aired live Sunday afternoon on 6abc. The parade not only honored members of all … Continue reading →
By Molly Daly, Rahel Solomon PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Philadelphia’s first Veterans Day parademarched through Center City Sunday, winding its way from Broad and Walnut to Independence Hall. The sunny, cool weather was perfect for a parade. Police on motorcycles led … Continue reading →
Serafin Natal had trouble walking in Philadelphia’s first Veterans Day Parade on Sunday. But he would not stop. The 65-year-old Navy man had beaten renal cancer caused by exposure to Agent Orange during the Vietnam War. Doctors took a kidney … Continue reading →
