Memorial Day 2020
tony.vaultpro • May 22, 2020
In Observance of Memorial Day
Why We Observe Memorial Day
During Memorial Day weekend, it is incumbent upon us to remember why this official day of remembrance exists. Shortly after the end of our greatest conflict, the Civil War, local observances were held throughout the country to honor our fallen heroes. Originally called Decoration Day, and observed on May 30th, the national day of remembrance gradually grew to be known as Memorial Day and was finally designated as the last Monday in May by an act of Congress. The first official federal three-day holiday was observed in 1971.
Unfortunately, many people have forgotten the original meaning of Memorial Day and just think of it as a three-day weekend to play, party and check out the big Memorial Day sales being advertised all over the country. Too many of us forget the ultimate sacrifice made by so many to protect our freedoms in this singular country we all share. It is only right to want to enjoy the many opportunities and blessings this country holds for us in our search for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, but let us not forget why we are able to pursue them, and those who gave their last full measure to protect us. Please take some time this weekend to honor our fallen heroes.
Have a memorable weekend and stay safe.
Tony
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