Saluting Our Own: Findlay Displays Banners to Honor Local Veterans

The City of Findlay has started a program to honor its military veterans by displaying banners with the names of local service members. This initiative, which started the week of May 13, 2024, will run until the end of July 2024. The banners are part of the city's efforts to recognize the sacrifices of its military personnel.

Each banner features the name of a service member, acknowledging their service and commitment. Among those honored are Eldon Beegle, James Bish, and Marlo Brannan, among many others who served in various military branches and periods.

Mayor Christina Muryn supports the initiative, stating it shows the community's strong support for military members. She noted that recognizing these individuals helps remind citizens of the freedoms protected by these service members. The mayor's comments reflect the city's ongoing commitment to honor these individuals.

The banners are placed in prominent downtown locations to ensure visibility. This placement aims to enhance the area's appearance and promote community pride and remembrance. The city encourages both residents and visitors to view the banners and consider the significant service of these military members.

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