A flag adorns the grave a veteran on Memorial Day at Evergreen Memorial Park on Monday, May 28.
Al Venseret, Veterans of Foreign Affairs chaplain, recites John McCrae's famous poem "In Flanders Fields" as he reaches for a poppy pinned on his uniform during Memorial Day Program at Evergreen Memorial Park on Monday, May 28.
Bob Cargo plays "Amazing Grace" on the bag pipes during Memorial Day Program at Evergreen Memorial Park on Monday, May 28.
Carl Kurnish, a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7017, places a flower on an empty casket in rem during Memorial Day Program at Evergreen Memorial Park on Monday, May 28.
Ernie Kelly, a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7017, salutes an empty casket in rem during Memorial Day Program at Evergreen Memorial Park on Monday, May 28.
Vance Sutton, quartermaster/Adj VFW, reads General John Logan's Order No. 11 that established Memorial Day in 1868 during the Memorial Day Program at Evergreen Memorial Park on Monday, May 28.
Matt Calhoon from First Baptist Church sings the national anthem during the Memorial Day Program at Evergreen Memorial Park on Monday, May 28.
Robert Nolan, Commander VFW, places a flag on an empty casket during Memorial Day Program at Evergreen Memorial Park on Monday, May 28.
Members of the Veterans of Foreign Affairs Rifle Squad fire a volley to honor lost comrades during Memorial Day Program at Evergreen Memorial Park on Monday, May 28.
Members of the Veterans of Foreign Affairs Post 7017 salute a memorial casket during Memorial Day Program at Evergreen Memorial Park on Monday, May 28.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7017 members stand during the reading of the roll of departed comrades during Memorial Day Program at Evergreen Memorial Park on Monday, May 28.
Vi Singleton, VFW Auxiliary president, places a flower on empty casket during Memorial Day Program at Evergreen Memorial Park on Monday, May 28.
Veteran salute as Bob Cargo (right) plays "Amazing Grace" on the bag pipes during Memorial Day Program at Evergreen Memorial Park on Monday, May 28.
Army veteran Keith Wheat listens to the Memorial Day Program while wearing his Patriot Guard vest at Evergreen Memorial Park on Monday, May 28. Despite losing his motorcycle during the Great Flood of 2016, Wheat still aims to support his fellow veterans.
A wreath laid beside an empty casket represents all members of the U.S. Armed Forces who paid the ultimate price during Memorial Day Program at Evergreen Memorial Park on Monday, May 28.
