Honor A Veteran Honor a Veteran is a program that honors the sacrifices that Veterans have made throughout history to protect our freedoms and our sacred right to vote. Please Honor a Veteran by leaving a personal message for a military member today and by wearing your Honor a Veteran pin on Election Day. -Secretary of State Paul D. Pate Veteran Home town Branch Air Force Air Force Reserve Air National Guard Army Army Air Forces Army Reserve Army National Guard Coast Guard Coast Guard Reserve Marine Corps Marine Corps Reserve Merchant Marine Navy Navy Reserve POW Other Please fill out the following information to Honor a Veteran and a complimentary Honor a Veteran lapel pin will be sent to you to wear on Election Day: (Register to Vote) Veteran Name* Home town Service time Rank Branch* Air Force Air Force Reserve Air National Guard Army Army Air Forces Army Reserve Army National Guard Coast Guard Coast Guard Reserve Marine Corps Marine Corps Reserve Merchant Marine Navy Navy Reserve POW Other If other branch Honored By Name* Email Address* City* Zip* Message* * Required fields Lapel pins with be delivered prior to the November election. Once your information is entered your message to a Veteran will be posted on the Honor a Veteran Page. (Please Note: the Secretary of State's office reserves the right to edit any submissions and/or remove any inappropriate language or testimonial.) 15 Dec 2014 VahHj5CgsQOb5ExGmDWqcqJZQKucTHksyc534Y8Utqw1 Navy Harold Christ honors: Serving on board the U.S.S. Kitty Hawk and U.S.S. Hancock during Viet Nam and Pueblo Crisis. Harold Christ Columbus, NE Vietnam Era Tweet 11 Nov 2014 3hsozwNDn25V0ymZZF6uj7Vm5MjoBUOpo6ZSx9wMpKs1 Other Milroy children honors: Mom, Thank you for your service. We love you! Your children. Grace Milroy Vinton WWII Tweet 11 Nov 2014 VHezgWEPy5GuykWleTceQkcBCg7wuXhx51kysz-Wp_k1 Marine Corps Milroy Children honors: Dad, Thank you for your service! Wounded during combat in Japan. Love, your children Boyd Milroy Vinton WWII Tweet 11 Nov 2014 viBLoF6I-Fd5QzCCvWALu1DESQBRzNvstpvnJi6MtfQ1 Army Kathy Street honors: My dad is a hero and a rock to our whole family. He left the Montezuma area to serve in the Korean War, and he was later stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas, where my mom, Marilyn Gosselink, joined him when she became his bride. He was the recipient of several awards, including 2 Purple Hearts. Now with 4 children, 9 grandchildren, and 22 great-grandchildren his leadership has never stopped and his faith in God has given us all direction in life. With much love and respect . . . Norlan Wendell Schultz Fremont Sergeant 1st Class 1951-1953 Tweet 10 Nov 2014 B0DdiTrrR6_B-swXlxbxZO8aVt0Mi3i4k9qnAlEqc9c1 Army Ralph Alshouse honors: World War I, spent 1916-1918 in Army 30th Division. Experience in the trenches, three soldiers able to come home. Dad was one of the three. J.S. Alshouse Oelwein WWI Tweet Show more !(DATE)! !(ORDER)! !(BRANCH)! !(HONORER)! honors: !(MESSAGE)! !(VETERAN)! !(HOME)! !(RANK)! !(SERVICE)! Tweet
