Livingston Parish Sheriff Jason Ard (right) gives a hug to Sheriff Deputy Jason Hunt after he presented the meaning of the items on the "Tribute to the Fallen" table during the "Cry Out America" service at the Livingston Parish Council Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
Gerald Campbell, a World War II veteran, sings along during the "Cry Out America" service at the Livingston Parish Council Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
"A Tribute to the Fallen" table was on display during the "Cry Out America" service at the Livingston Parish Council Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
Denham Springs High School's JROTC Marine Color Guard presents the colors at the "Cry Out America" service at the Livingston Parish Council Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
Edith Carlin, co-pastor of Glory of God Worship Center, sings a hymn to begin the "Cry Out America" service at the Livingston Parish Council Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
Josie Purvis of Holden High School sings "Proud to be an American" during the "Cry Out America" service at the Livingston Parish Council Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
U.S. Army National Guard Lt. Col. Arthur Perkins (retired) prays for the military and their families during the "Cry Out America" service at the Livingston Parish Council Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
Michael Rheams of Remnant of God Church of God in Christ performs "Battle Hymn of the Republic" during the "Cry Out America" service at the Livingston Parish Council Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
Attendees rise as "Battle Hymn of the Republic" is performed during the "Cry Out America" service at the Livingston Parish Council Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
Mayor Gerard Landry of Denham Springs asks the students of Southland Christian Academy to think about what they can bring to the nation in the future during the "Cry Out America" service at the Livingston Parish Council Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
A Denham Springs High JROTC cadet stands at attention during the "Cry Out America" service at the Livingston Parish Council Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
Joe Murphy, superintendent of Livingston Parish Public Schools, stresses the importance of youth understanding history during the "Cry Out America" service at the Livingston Parish Council Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
Southland Christian Academy bow their heads in prayer during the "Cry Out America" service at the Livingston Parish Council Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
Judge Beth Wolfe of the Louisiana 21st District Court prays for those affected by the abuse of controlled substances during the "Cry Out America" service at the Livingston Parish Council Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
Gerald Campbell, a World War II veteran, bows his head in prayer during the "Cry Out America" service at the Livingston Parish Council Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
Livingston Parish Sheriff Jason Ard thanks first responders and their families for their dedication to serve during the "Cry Out America" service at the Livingston Parish Council Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
Livingston Parish Sheriff Deputy Jason Hunt describes what each item on the "Tribute to the Fallen" table represents during the "Cry Out America" service at the Livingston Parish Council Chambers on Wednesday, Sept. 11.
