FDSH girls golf team replaces flags at Veterans Memorial Park
-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
Alesha Strain, 16, a sophomore FDSH golfer, carries a load of worn and tattered American flags that have marked the 350 veterans markers at Veterans Memorial Park for the past year. On Wednesday afternoon, the FDSH girls' golf team volunteered to remove the old flags and replace them with new flags. The old tattered flags will be taken by Coach Dave Louk to the VFW post to be properly disposed of.
Alesha Strain, 16, a sophomore FDSH golfer, carries a load of worn and tattered American flags that have marked the 350 veterans markers at Veterans Memorial Park for the past year. On Wednesday afternoon, the FDSH girls' golf team volunteered to remove the old flags and replace them with new flags. The old tattered flags will be taken by Coach Dave Louk to the VFW post to be properly disposed of.
-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
FDSH junior golfer Alexis Kenney, 17, pulls up old tattered American flags from the veterans markers at Veterans Memorial Park on Wednesday afternoon. The team was pulling the old flags and replacing them with new flags as a service project.
FDSH junior golfer Alexis Kenney, 17, pulls up old tattered American flags from the veterans markers at Veterans Memorial Park on Wednesday afternoon. The team was pulling the old flags and replacing them with new flags as a service project.
-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
FDSH junior golfer Makayla Newsom, 17, places a new American flag on a veterans marker at Veterans Memorial Park on Wednesday afternoon. The FDSH girls' golf team replaced more than 350 flags on markers at the park.
FDSH junior golfer Makayla Newsom, 17, places a new American flag on a veterans marker at Veterans Memorial Park on Wednesday afternoon. The FDSH girls' golf team replaced more than 350 flags on markers at the park.
-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
FDSH sophomore golfer Heidi Clay places a new American Flag on a veterans marker at Veterans Memorial Park on Wednesday afternoon.
FDSH sophomore golfer Heidi Clay places a new American Flag on a veterans marker at Veterans Memorial Park on Wednesday afternoon.
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-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
Alesha Strain, 16, a sophomore FDSH golfer, carries a load of worn and tattered American flags that have marked the 350 veterans markers at Veterans Memorial Park for the past year. On Wednesday afternoon, the FDSH girls’ golf team volunteered to remove the old flags and replace them with new flags. The old tattered flags will be taken by Coach Dave Louk to the VFW post to be properly disposed of.
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-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
FDSH junior golfer Alexis Kenney, 17, pulls up old tattered American flags from the veterans markers at Veterans Memorial Park on Wednesday afternoon. The team was pulling the old flags and replacing them with new flags as a service project.
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-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
FDSH junior golfer Makayla Newsom, 17, places a new American flag on a veterans marker at Veterans Memorial Park on Wednesday afternoon. The FDSH girls’ golf team replaced more than 350 flags on markers at the park.
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-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
FDSH sophomore golfer Heidi Clay places a new American Flag on a veterans marker at Veterans Memorial Park on Wednesday afternoon.
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