Paradise Honors thanks military at football game in Surprise
Paradise Honors' football field the morning of Sept. 20. The school designated its Friday, Oct. 18 home football game against Valley Christian High School as its Military Appreciation game.
(Courtesy Andy Hebrard on X)
Paradise Honors High School designated its Friday, Oct. 18 home football game against Valley Christian High School as its Military Appreciation game.
The school partnered with several organizations and city agencies to honor the community’s veterans and active duty military. The school will have players from both schools participating in the opening ceremony, individually holding 100 American flags during a live performance of the national anthem.
The city of Surprise Fire Department will have a ladder truck deployed with a large American flag flying.
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Paradise Honors thanks military at football game in Surprise
(Courtesy Andy Hebrard on X)
Paradise Honors' football field the morning of Sept. 20. The school designated its Friday, Oct. 18 home football game against Valley Christian High School as its Military Appreciation game.
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Paradise Honors High School designated its Friday, Oct. 18 home football game against Valley Christian High School as its Military Appreciation game.
The school partnered with several organizations and city agencies to honor the community’s veterans and active duty military. The school will have players from both schools participating in the opening ceremony, individually holding 100 American flags during a live performance of the national anthem.
The city of Surprise Fire Department will have a ladder truck deployed with a large American flag flying.
Additionally, representatives of the Patriot Guard Riders, America’s Mighty Warriors, the USMC, DAV, VFW and members of the city’s incoming and outgoing leadership will be in attendance. The group will recognize and honor veterans and active duty attendees throughout the game.
This event is being arranged by America’s Mighty Warriors vice president and Marine Corps veteran Kristofer Lee. For information on the Surprise-based 501(c)3, visit americasmightywarriors.org
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