Mt. Hermon Web TV: Sheriff Randy Seal's Message for Veterans Day

November 10, 2021

Sheriff Randy Seal's Message for Veterans Day

The Washington Parish Sheriff’s Office proudly stands in humble tribute to the bravery and courage of all veterans in Washington Parish and throughout our great nation. Each year when we celebrate Veterans’ Day on November 11th, we are reminded to thank our family, friends, community members and all who have served, or are serving, in all branches of our military.

Our veterans and their families have made many sacrifices, including the ultimate sacrifice, to guarantee our freedom to stand in honor and memory of them, our beautiful flag and our nation. As your Sheriff, I strongly encourage each person to honor our veterans and thank them for their service. We should do this, not only on Veterans’ Day, but each day throughout the year.

To our men and women in uniform, past, present and future, God bless you and thank you for serving our country and protecting our freedom. America must never forget your sacrifices. God bless America!

Randy “Country” Seal

Sheriff of Washington Parish

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