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MEMORIAL DAY VIDEO – MONDAY, MAY 25th @ 9 AM

The Montgomery Veterans Memorial Committee created a Memorial Day Ceremony video which premiered in the above space on May 25.  The video included a narration of our ceremony using images, video messages from Mayor Sadaf  Jaffer, Rev. Chris Heitkamp, the playing of TAPS, and a montage from the students of Montgomery Lower Middle School.

The Montgomery Veterans Memorial Committee invites you attend this premiere at 9:00 AM on Memorial Day when our ceremony would normally take place. Besides above, the video will also premiere at the same time on the Township Facebook page at  facebook.com/InMontgomeryNJ/, or on MontgomeryTogether.us

You may also view the presentation any time afterwards in observance of Memorial Day.

 

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MONTGOMERY VETERANS DAY PROCESSION & CEREMONY

Montgomery Township will celebrate and honor its Veterans on Veterans Day, November 11, 2024 starting with a procession that will commence at 3:45 p.m. at the intersection of Harlingen Road and Devon Drive and end at Montgomery Veterans Park on Harlingen Road. 

The procession will be followed by a brief ceremony starting at 4:00 p.m. at the Veterans Memorial.  The celebration will include historical military displays, the Presentation of Colors by the Boy and Girl Scouts, recognition of our Veterans present, readings from Montgomery Lower Middle School students, musical selections by the Montgomery High School Band and the playing of Taps.  

Speakers will include Pastor Christopher Heitkamp of the Harlingen Church; Mayor Neena Singh of Montgomery Township; Guest Speaker Assemblywoman Mitchelle Drulis, District 16; Lisa Romano, Principal of the Montgomery Township Lower Middle School; Mike Maloney of Rolling Thunder, and Dimitra Bairaktaris, Chairperson of the Montgomery Veterans Memorial Committee.   Come join us!

In the case of inclement weather the ceremony will take place at the Montgomery Performing Arts Center (MPAC), located at the Montgomery High School, 1016 Route 206, Skillman.  An announcement will be made on the main Township website and Facebook page to inform the community about any change.