Patriot Day’s will be observed on Saturday, September 10,
2016, when the American Legion Post 143 will sponsor a 9/11 program at the
Carroll County Veterans Memorial Park to honor our first responders. The program will begin at 10:50 A.M. with music
by the Carroll County Wind Ensemble and the opening remarks will start at 11
A.M. It will be a program to pay tribute
to our county’s “other uniformed Service Personnel,” complete with recognition and
awards. Bryant Hightower, who was on
hand to help with the recovery and identification at the Twin Towers in New
York, will speak.
The Carroll County police departments, sheriff’s department,
county and city fire departments, EMTs, and the 911 call center will be
recognized with appreciation. Those who
lost their lives in the line of duty from these groups will be honored and
remembered. Come and bring your
neighbors – this needs to be one of the most attended events at the Park ever. These are the people who keep us safe every
day during our regular activities.
(Summary from LinkedIn for Bryant Hightower) I am part of a funeral service family that goes
back three generations. I have had the honor of serving the state of Georgia in
many ways, including terms as president of the Georgia Funeral Directors Association
and the Academy of Graduate Embalmers of Georgia, as a deputy coroner for
Haralson County, and as a member of the Georgia State Board of Funeral Service.
On a
national level, I have served on many National Funeral Directors Association
(NFDA) Committees; currently, I serve as an at-large representative (2015-17)
to the NFDA Board of Directors. My national service also includes serving as
chair of the NFDA Advocacy Committee, representing Georgia on the NFDA Policy
Board and serving as an at-large representative to the Board of Directors from
2007 to 2009.
My wife,
Cathy, and I have three daughters.”
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