Katy comes together at Magnolia Cemetery to honor war heroes
Posted 6/4/26
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Katy comes together at Magnolia Cemetery to honor war heroes
The City of Katy presented a special proclamation to the Veterans of Foreign Wares Post 9182 during Memorial Day observances held at Magnolia Cemetery, 6801 Franz Road in Katy, on May 25. Left to right: Ward A Councilmember Johnston Dietz, At Large Councilmember Paul Follis, Mayor Dusty Thiele, VFW Post 9182 Commander Ruben Arriaga, Ward B Councilmember Michael Meihls and Ward B Councilmember Gina Hicks.
Photo by Susan Rovegno
In a heart-rending tribute to fallen service members, hundreds of bikers rode into Magnolia Cemetery, 6801 Franz Road in Katy, to attend the Memorial Day remembrance ceremony on May 25.
Photo by Susan Rovegno
A member of the Katy Fire Department rings a bell for each Katy veteran who has passed away during the last year, during Memorial Day ceremonies at Magnolia Cemetery 6801 Franz Road in Katy on May 25. Living veterans, representing world-wide conflicts from World War II to the present, also stood and were recognized for their sacrifice and service.
Photo by Susan Rovegno
Members of the U.S. Sea Cadets prepare to present the colors during the Memorial Day ceremony at Magnolia Cemetery, 6801 Franz Road in Katy, on May 25.