Honoring those who served
A member of the American Legion Post 28 honor guard plays taps at the Vietnam War Memorial in front of the Grant County Courthouse in Ephrata at the conclusion of Friday’s annual Veterans Day Parade.
Charles H. Featherstone
Members of the American Legion Post 28 honor guard march up to the Grant County Courthouse’s Vietnam War Memorial at the end of the annual Veterans Day Parade in Ephrata on Friday.
Cadets with the Civil Air Patrol’s Columbia Basin Composite Squadron carry the colors as the annual Veterans Day Parade steps off in front of the Grant County Courthouse in Ephrata in Friday.
Veterans walking in the annual Veterans Day parade in Ephrata on Friday.
A veteran waves to the crowd as the annual Veterans Day parade makes its way down Basin Street in Ephrata on Friday.
Ken Nash, an Ephrata resident and member of the Washington Civil War Association, rides next to a funeral horse with an empty saddle and backward boots in the stirrups, during the annual Veterans Day Parade in Ephrata on Friday.
Organizer of the Ephrata Veterans Day Parade and Marine Corps veteran Mike Montaney stands in front of the Grant County Courthouse on Friday as the annual parade makes its way to the courthouse Vietnam War Memorial
EPHRATA — It may have been a short parade that wound through the streets of downtown Ephrata, but for those who both marched and watched in the town’s Veterans Day parade, it was a meaningful one.
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