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The Deerfield Springs Retirement Resort started out Veteran’s Day with a breakfast honoring all the veterans within the community and those visiting. After lunch, they held a ceremony filled with singing and the gifting of hand-crafted lap blankets, made by the Crafters for Christ.
Learn more about Deerfield Springs Retirement Resort.
All photos by Deerfield Springs
Loveland, Ohio – Veterans Day is Monday, November 11th and Paxton’s Grill and Ramsey’s Trailside want to serve those who served our country!
Loveland, Ohio – Stop by any of Mike’s 39 locations for your FREE Ultimate Wash on Veterans Day, November 11. Here is the deal:
THANK YOU FOR SERVINGOn Veterans Day, November 11, Mike’s honors all Veterans and Active Military with a FREE Ultimate Wash ($22 value).
It’s just a small way for the Mike’s Carwash family to show our gratitude for your service. Each of you personifies the meaning of FREEDOM!
Stop by any of Mike’s 39 LOCATIONS for your FREE Ultimate Wash on Veterans Day, November 11.
All locations are open daily 7-9.
Loveland, Ohio – Paxton’s Grill and Ramsey’s Trailside in Historic Downtown will be offering a free meal to Veterans on Saturday, November 11.
Both Paxton’s Grill and Ramsey’s Trailside say on their FaceBook page, “Veterans Day is this Saturday, November 11th and we want to treat all Veterans to a Free Meal on us! Come in any time on Saturday and we will show our gratitude!”
SwingLine Madeira, is part of the same restaurant group and has made the same generous offer to Veterans.
Loveland, Ohio – In contrast to Loveland Magazine reporter Sean Behling’s photo essay of the annual parade which shows a quite festive crowd, these photos show a completely different mood once the ceremony began at the Veterans’ Memorial in the West Loveland Historic District.
The sound track was recorded during the service.
Dear Loveland Area Friends,
We are one keystroke and one shutter click away from a technological disaster.
We work from 11-year-old computers and an eight-year-old video camera. This video took perhaps 20 hours longer to edit and produce than it should have because of the antiquated equipment we use.
If you see yourself in this video, a loved one, a best friend, or your favorite Veteran, will you please consider making a donation today?
If you now live out of town or just couldn’t be there and this video adds value to your life by us bringing you to the parade and ceremony, will you please consider making a donation today?
With great appreciation and love,
David, Cassie, (and Sean)
Loveland Magazine 243 Wall Street Loveland, Ohio 45140
Loveland, Ohio – Paxton’s Grill is located in the heart of the Historic Loveland District adjacent to the Loveland Bike Trail.
You served us, so it’s our turn to serve you!
On Friday, November 11th (Veterans Day), all Veterans and Active Duty Military eat for free with a complimentary meal at Paxton’s and our sister restaurants, Ramsey’s Trailside in Loveland and SwingLine in Madeira. Thank you for your service!
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Loveland, Ohio – Today Lucy Krebs and her classmates at St. Columban Middle School walked from their school to the Loveland Veterans’ Memorial in the West Loveland Historic District. Krebs led off a program that honored local veterans. This is her speech.
EDITOR’S NOTE:
This story was originally published one year ago for the 2020 Veterans Day.
by David Miller
Symmes Township, Ohio – Paul Laufersweiler said he has skin in the game and mentions his grandfather and uncle. Paul recorded this message about what Veterans Day means to him last Sunday at the Veterans’ memorial plaza at the Home of the Brave Park in Symmes Township.
Paul Laufersweiler is a ninth-grader at Loveland High School. He plays clarinet in their marching band and was recently cast in their radio play production of A Christmas Carol. His favorite classes are Honors Biology and AP Human Geography.
Paul said that if we think about the struggles Veterans have faced, we can be brave enough to overcome those we face today. He encourages us to, take time to thank veterans, “And since they did all they could to protect us let’s do what we can to help protect each other.”
Welcome to the CCVSC. We’re a team of dedicated professionals working together to assist and support Clermont County Veterans, as well as their families, from any branch of the U.S. Military. We’re honored to care for those that offered their lives in service to us.
Clermont County Veterans are eligible for comprehensive VA healthcare support administered through an annual patient enrollment system.
Clermont County Veterans are eligible for comprehensive VA healthcare support administered through an annual patient enrollment system.
Through the CCVSC, we can assist with emergency funds for food, housing and utilities for Veterans and their dependents.
We provide guidance and assistance in helping you gain access to the full range of benefits offered through the VA. We’re proud to serve as your advocate.
by David Miller
Symmes Township, Ohio – Paul Laufersweiler said he has skin in the game and mentions his grandfather and uncle. Paul recorded this message about what Veterans Day means to him last Sunday at the Veterans’ memorial plaza at the The Home of the Brave Park in Symmes Township.
Paul Laufersweiler is a ninth-grader at Loveland High School. He plays clarinet in their marching band and was recently cast in their radio play production of A Christmas Carol. His favorite classes are Honors Biology and AP Human Geography.
Paul said that if we think about the struggles Veterans have faced, we can be brave enough to overcome those we face today. He encourages us to, take time to thank veterans, “And since they did all they could to protect us let’s do what we can to help protect each other.”
This year, Veterans Day is Wednesday, November 11
According to the History Channel, Veterans Day originated as “Armistice Day” on Nov. 11, 1919, the first anniversary of the end of World War I. Congress passed a resolution in 1926 for an annual observance, and Nov. 11 became a national holiday beginning in 1938. Unlike Memorial Day, Veterans Day pays tribute to all American veterans—living or dead—but especially gives thanks to living veterans who served their country honorably during war or peacetime.