Mount Vernon recognizes strength and sacrifice of Gold Star Mothers
Mount Vernon held a ceremony to honor Gold Star Mothers at City Hall on Sunday – which marks Gold Star Mother’s Day.
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1h agoMount Vernon held a ceremony to honor Gold Star Mothers at City Hall on Sunday – which marks Gold Star Mother’s Day.
Organizers said they held the event to celebrate and recognize the mothers for their sacrifice and strength.
Gold Star families are those whose sons and daughters died while serving in the armed forces.
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