City of Redlands Honors Veterans
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A member of the Army waves and smiles at the crowd.
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Members of the Zanja Fife and Drum Corps marched the parade dressed in their colonial uniforms.
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Representatives from the office of Assemblyman Mike Morrell display the flags of the United States and the State of California. Pictured: Summer Beasley, David Matza, Katherine Rolscheva, and Esmerelda Villarreal.
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Leticia Perkins enjoyed the warm sunshine with her niece Khloe and nephew Morgan as the parade came by.
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Vietnam veterans Bill Conklin and Chris Woodin sit and watch the parade as it comes to an end at Jennie Davis Park.
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Gavin Cevallos played clarinet for the Beattie Middle Middle School Band in the parade. His mother and sister came to cheer him on.
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Boy Scouts of America Cub Scouts LDS troop 29 had fun being in the parade. Pictured: Brian Bascom (11), group leader Laura Bascom, Nathan Lewis (8), Quinton Reynolds (10), Carson Bascom (8), Zach Ariah Baird (8).
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Members of the Rialto High School NJROTC program. Pictured: Erasmo Romo, Jocelyn Ramos, and Fredhel Mejia.
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Members of the Rialto High School NJROTC program loved doing their double center march in the parade. Pictured: Tiffany Lorenzana, Susana Gomez, and David Gomez.
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Members of the Redlands Fire Explorers help out at the Veteran's Day picnic and ceremony. Pictured: Anthony Alvarado, Fernando Zermenc, Ryan Lopez, Dillon Lopes, Gerardo Garcia, and Scott Kehrlein.
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Cupcake Wars champions Suite 106 Cupcakery set up a truck at the Veteran's Day picnic.
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Local to the area, the Quesenberry family came to enjoy a day of family fun at the picnic in Jennie Davis Park.
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Ron Richmond and friend display a historic 2-and-a-half ton truck and Jeep trailer used in WWII and the Korean War.
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