On Veterans Day 2015, a 10-year-old boy named Preston Sharp challenged the nation and embarked on a campaign to place flags and flowers on veteran graves across the country after noticing the lack of honor shown for veterans at a local cemetery in his town. What started as a small idea has turned into a movement that has spanned across all 50 states with flags and flowers placed on over a million veteran graves and counting. 

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Since 2015, Chapter 966 Vietnam Veterans of America Members have heeded the call and placed or replaced American flags and red carnation flowers on the graves of all veterans in our cemetery and Columbarium