It was a day of pride - after all, Marshall County residents have always been very proud of the men and women who have served their country. And this pride was exhibited by the large number of folks who turned out to line the route - one of the largest numbers the Patriot Guard has witnessed according to one of their members.
The next day, that pride was mixed with a lot of emotions as family and friends visited the replica of the Vietnam Memorial to honor the fallen veterans - many laying roses at the base of The Wall, taking photos and making rubbings of the names of their loved ones.
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| Lyle G. Aston, 11th Armed Cavalry Regiment "The Blackhorse Regiment" |
R.I.P. cousin Lyle ... you may be gone, but you'll NEVER be forgotten.
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