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Veteran and Marshall County Sheriff’s Deputy Chris Greenfield, while holding his son, says a prayer for the safety of those in the military and their families.
Members of American Legion 236 performs the post of the colors. They also led the community in the Pledge of Allegiance and retired the colors as the close of the service.
KIRSTEN WALKER | Tribune-Courier Sixth-grader Candice Gunn performed the National Anthem and “My Old Kentucky Home” during the service.
Community members gather around and touch members of the Marshall County Fiscal Court while MCSD Chaplain Trad York leads a closing prayer for the county.
Director of Missions at Blood River Baptist Association Mark Sickling was the keynote speaker for the event, and discussed the power of consistent and thoughtful prayer.
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