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Welcome to the Adopt a Grave family, Nita McBride! 🇺🇸At Garden Ridge Market Days on August 8, Nita McBride chose to hono...
08/23/2026

Welcome to the Adopt a Grave family, Nita McBride! 🇺🇸

At Garden Ridge Market Days on August 8, Nita McBride chose to honor Lon Lamar at San Antonio National Cemetery. Because of this commitment, Lon Lamar's name will be spoken and their grave remembered during the December 19, 2026 wreath-laying ceremony.

One person choosing one name makes a real promise: this veteran will not be forgotten.

Want to make that promise too? Visit adoptagrave.org.

08/23/2026

Few names carry the weight of frontier legend quite like Captain Jesse Lee Hall. Born October 9, 1849, Hall served in the US Volunteer Infantry and was celebrated as a Texas Ranger, known for his role in bringing law and order to the wild Texas frontier during one of its most turbulent eras.

As a Ranger, Hall pursued outlaws and helped establish order across vast stretches of untamed territory, work that required courage, grit, and unwavering resolve. His military service complemented a life devoted to protecting communities on the edge of the American frontier.

Hall passed away on March 17, 1911, leaving behind a legacy that blends military service with the storied history of the Texas Rangers — a combination that captures the spirit of the Old West.

Help us honor Jesse Lee Hall, a Texas Ranger, by adopting their grave at www.adoptagrave.org ❤️🤍💙

Welcome to the Adopt a Grave family, Samantha Hernandez! 🇺🇸At Garden Ridge Market Days on August 8, Samantha Hernandez c...
08/22/2026

Welcome to the Adopt a Grave family, Samantha Hernandez! 🇺🇸

At Garden Ridge Market Days on August 8, Samantha Hernandez chose to honor Chester B Hamilton at San Antonio National Cemetery. Because of this commitment, Chester B Hamilton's name will be spoken and their grave remembered during the December 19, 2026 wreath-laying ceremony.

One person choosing one name makes a real promise: this veteran will not be forgotten.

Want to make that promise too? Visit adoptagrave.org.

08/22/2026

Born in December 1846, Private Logan Goodpasture came of age during the Civil War and went on to serve in the US Infantry during the demanding decades that followed. His long life, ending on January 16, 1927, spanned enormous changes in America — from the Civil War through World War I.

Living to 80 years old, Goodpasture likely witnessed the full transformation of the US military, from muskets and horse cavalry to machine guns and mechanized warfare. Few veterans of his era lived long enough to see such sweeping change firsthand.

A life this long, bridging so much history, deserves to be remembered in full. Pvt. Goodpasture's service and the decades he lived afterward are a testament to endurance and quiet dedication.

Help us honor Logan Goodpasture by adopting their grave at www.adoptagrave.org ❤️🤍💙

Welcome to the Adopt a Grave family, Tim Thompson! 🇺🇸At Garden Ridge Market Days on August 8, Tim Thompson chose to hono...
08/21/2026

Welcome to the Adopt a Grave family, Tim Thompson! 🇺🇸

At Garden Ridge Market Days on August 8, Tim Thompson chose to honor Felix Krueger at San Antonio National Cemetery. Because of this commitment, Felix Krueger's name will be spoken and their grave remembered during the December 19, 2026 wreath-laying ceremony.

One person choosing one name makes a real promise: this veteran will not be forgotten.

Want to make that promise too? Visit adoptagrave.org.

08/21/2026

Private George A Brown served as a Buffalo Soldier, part of the historic African American regiments that defined frontier service in the decades following the Civil War. These units, the 9th and 10th Cavalry and 24th and 25th Infantry, earned respect for their discipline and bravery under extraordinarily difficult circumstances.

Brown passed away on September 18, 1872, early in the era of Buffalo Soldier service on the frontier, a time when these regiments were still establishing the reputation for excellence that would carry through decades of service.

Buffalo Soldiers faced both the dangers of frontier duty and the injustice of a segregated military, yet they served with unmatched dedication. Pvt. Brown's place in this legacy deserves to be honored and never forgotten.

Help us honor George A Brown, a Buffalo Soldier, by adopting their grave at www.adoptagrave.org ❤️🤍💙

🇺🇸 25th ANNIVERSARY SEPTEMBER 11th MEMORIAL — We Will Never ForgetProud to help share this remembrance event hosted by t...
08/21/2026

🇺🇸 25th ANNIVERSARY SEPTEMBER 11th MEMORIAL — We Will Never Forget

Proud to help share this remembrance event hosted by the New Braunfels Biker Association. Everyone is invited to help keep this day of remembrance alive.

🗓️ Friday, September 11, 2026 | 6:00 PM
📍 Barbarossa Trough, 8901 Barbarosa Rd, Seguin, TX 78155

Sponsored by the New Braunfels Biker Association. Come stand with us in honor of those we lost. 🕊️

Every month, veteran families in our community face hard choices — rent, groceries, a utility bill. You can help us show...
08/20/2026

Every month, veteran families in our community face hard choices — rent, groceries, a utility bill. You can help us show up for them.

Come see us at the Seguin Walmart tomorrow -- Friday, Aug 21, 10AM to 5PM. Stop by our table to learn about Adopt a Grave and Wreaths Across America, grab a veteran resource guide, and shop tumblers, Fiesta medals, and challenge coins -- every purchase supports veteran families right here at home.

Can't make it? Share this so a neighbor can.

Supporting Families. Strengthening Community. Honoring Service.

♥️ Can you find the Queen of Hearts?Join American Legion Auxiliary Unit 245 every Friday for the Queen of Hearts drawing...
08/20/2026

♥️ Can you find the Queen of Hearts?

Join American Legion Auxiliary Unit 245 every Friday for the Queen of Hearts drawing. Try your luck while supporting local veterans and the community!

🎟️ Tickets: 1 for $2 or 3 for $5
👑 The winner receives half of the jackpot; the other half benefits American Legion Auxiliary Unit 245.
📅 Every Friday
⏰ 6:00–8:00 p.m.
📍 618 E. Kingsbury St., Seguin, TX

You must be present to win. Bring a friend, join the fun, and help support a great local organization! 🇺🇸

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