Members of Benjamin Tennille Chapter LASSAR of Monroe, along with James Huey Chapter LASSAR of West Monroe, Chief Tusquahoma Chapter LSDAR of West Monroe and Fort Miro Chapter LSDAR of Monroe handed out candy and more than 350 American flags to the children and parents attending the celebration & parade. Even with very hot weather approaching 100 degrees, Compatriot Gerald Graves attended the whole event wearing a period Revolutionary War Uniform and gear demonstrating to the attendees what our soldiers used during our fight for American Independence. One of the founders of the Triangle Park Parade was Fred Huenefeld who was a long-time member of the Benjamin Tennille Chapter of Monroe.
Members of Benjamin Tennille Chapter LASSAR of Monroe, along with James Huey Chapter LASSAR of West Monroe, Chief Tusquahoma Chapter LSDAR of West Monroe and Fort Miro Chapter LSDAR of Monroe handed out candy and more than 350 American flags to the children and parents attending the celebration & parade. Even with very hot weather approaching 100 degrees, Compatriot Gerald Graves attended the whole event wearing a period Revolutionary War Uniform and gear demonstrating to the attendees what our soldiers used during our fight for American Independence. One of the founders of the Triangle Park Parade was Fred Huenefeld who was a long-time member of the Benjamin Tennille Chapter of Monroe.