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4-H SUPPORT IN CEMETERY—Alana Carr and Tyson Carr, (and another supporter behind them) watch as their daughter, Piper Carr places a flag holder at a veteran’s gravesite in Littlefield Memorial Park Saturday, during a special 4-H Club work day. (Photo by Krista Carpenter) PLACING A FLAG HOLDER—Abigail Burt and Jaden Burt are shown placing a flag holder on a veteran’s gravesite during work day Saturday, Oct 17, 2020. in Littlefield Memorial Park. Their work is helpful for those who will be placing flags on gravesites during holidays that honor our veterans. (Photo by Krista Carpenter) WORKING ON FLAG HOLDERS—4-H Members Ty Carr and J.T. Burt are shown at work Saturday in Littlefield Memorial Park, repairing or installing flag holders on veterans’ graves, making them easily found on special holidays that honor the veterans. (Photo by Krista Carpenter) LUNCH BREAK FOR 4-H WORKERS—Some of the 4-H Members who were working to repair and install flag holders at the gravesites of veterans buried in Littlefield Memorial Park Saturday, Oct. 17, 2020, are shown as they were taking a break for lunch. They had been using their pliers, cordless drills with ½-inch auger bits and chargers, where needed, to make the repairs or installations of the flag holders. The flags will be more easily installed on days when plags are placed in honor of veterans. (Photo by Krista Carpenter)
Saturday morning, many of our local 4-H young people were busy at the Littlefield Memorial Park, making repairs on our Veterans’ final resting places.
The youngsters were repairing and also installing flag holders on each grave of a Veteran, so they will be able to be much more easily honored and recognized each Memorial Day Holiday. The 4-H members brought with
The 4-H members brought with them: tools, such as pliers, cordless drills with 1/2" auger bits and chargers, and a sack lunch for break time. They were all busy at their tasks as I drove around the Cemetery, with my camera, to capture these photos.
The 4-H members and adults at work were: Connie Burt, Charlie Burt, Lydia Burt, Lilli Burt, J.T. Burt, Abigail Burt, Jaden Burt, Ty Carr, Alana Carr, Tyson Carr, Piper Carr, Shaylee Harper, Brindle Harper, Valaree Harper, Kendra Callahan, and Emma Romero.
It should make Littlefield and area citizens very proud to know we have these dedicated young people in our Community, willing to take on this challenge, and we extend a hearty thank you to these 4-H young people for all their hard work.