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02/23/2026

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01/06/2026

Holiday gatherings have a way of making one thing very clear… more space matters. 🎄🏡

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The lights are glowing, the stockings are hung, and the anticipation is in the air. Here’s to quiet moments, big memories, and the magic that only happens on Christmas Eve.

12/13/2025

WREATH DAY INSTRUCTIONS
The ceremony at Little Rock National Cemetery will begin on Saturday, December 13, 2025 at 11 AM with wreath placement following the ceremony. We will need volunteers that morning who are able to help with unloading the trucks and staging in the cemetery.
1. Volunteers who can help with unloading and unboxing should arrive at 0845. The cemetery address is 2523 Springer Blvd. STRONGLY NOTE: ALL VOLUNTEERS SHOULD PARK IN THE UHAUL LOT AT THE END OF E. 26TH STREET. EXTREME caution needs to be taken when driving to the parking lot as there will be wreaths being transported into the cemetery and lots of people will be walking around along E. 26th Street. VERY IMPORTANT No parking is allowed along E. 26th St. The businesses along this street must have access for their customers. They will tow your vehicle if you block businesses along E. 26th St. You must continue to the parking lot at the end of the road.
2. Flag Line briefing will be between 0845 and 0900. During this briefing the Patriot Guard riders will give you information about how to participate in the flag line and welcome the wreaths as they arrive.
3. Trucks should arrive at 0900. They will enter through the flag line and will park. At this point, we will need volunteers both at the trucks to unload and in the cemetery to unpack boxes and stage the wreaths.
4. There will be a representative in each section to count the boxes. Once the exact number of boxes are received, the representative will direct volunteers to unpack the boxes, break them down for disposal, and stage the wreaths along the curb.
5. Once all wreaths are staged, please return to the unloading area for the 11 AM ceremony.
If you are only coming for the 11 AM ceremony and wreath placement, please arrive in plenty of time to park. If you arrive after the trucks arrive, you will need to park across the street from the cemetery near Kroger and then join us for the ceremony on E 26th Street. The ceremony will be followed by wreath placement. Families of the heroes who are buried in the cemetery will pick up their sponsored wreaths at the end of the ceremony and will proceed to place wreaths first. Volunteers will then be dismissed to honor the remaining heroes.
Wreath laying is not a race. During each wreath laying a person should pause to say that veteran's name aloud and take a moment to thank them for their service to our country. It's a small act that goes a long way toward keeping the memory of our veterans alive and may be the only time this year that their name is said.
Remember, we are not here today to "decorate graves." We are here to remember not their deaths, but their lives. Each wreath is a gift of appreciation from a grateful America.
Thank you for being a part of this mission to Remember, Honor, and Teach.
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