The Rowley Masonic Community in Perry, in partnership with Kindred Hospice, will honor its residents who are veterans of the U.S. military with the installation of a permanent Veterans Wall outside the Theater Room in the Main Hall.
“The Rowley Masonic Community is so thankful to the veterans who served our country,” said Kate Klimesh, Rowley administrator. “We know their sacrifice and commitment ensured our freedom. It is truly our honor and privilege to have them call the Rowley Masonic Community home.”
The dedication of the wall will take place on Flag Day, Thursday, June 14 at 2 p.m. at the Rowley Masonic Community, 1300 28th St. in Perry. The Color Guard will present the colors in the Great Room, and the 18 resident U.S. Military veterans of Rowley Masonic Community will be honored with prayer, a pinning ceremony and a certificate from Kindred Hospice.
The ceremony will conclude with the unveiling of the Veterans Wall in the Main Hallway of the Rowley Masonic Community.
The Veterans Wall will have photos displayed by branch of service. The Flag Day ceremony is free and open to the public. There will be refreshments served after the program. For more information, call 515-465-5316.
