Veterans Celebrated on Southeast Florida Honor Flight

This weekend, 58 veterans received a hero's welcome upon returning to Orlando from an honor flight to Washington, D.C., where they visited memorials and the changing of the guard at Arlington National Cemetery. Among them was 101-year-old World War II veteran John Hatch, who expressed his desire to reconnect with fellow veterans. Meanwhile, in Jacksonville, Gold Star families gathered to honor their fallen loved ones during an annual brunch, emphasizing the importance of remembering and supporting survivors. The event highlighted the emotional bonds formed among families who have lost members in military service. Additionally, two World War II veterans were celebrated at Palm Beach International Airport after attending the D-Day 80th anniversary, reflecting on the sacrifices made during the war. Community support for veterans and their families continues to be a vital aspect of recognizing their contributions and sacrifices.