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A little Ohio history.





I took a fishing trip with my grandson this spring. On the way home, we stopped and took these pics.


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The MIA/POW Table

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After Every line that is read, a little bell is rung. Here is the reading:


The small table is set for one — symbolizing the frailty of one prisoner.


The table is round — showing our everlasting concern for our POW/MIA’s.

The cloth is white — symbolizing the purity of our men and women’s motives when answering the call to duty.


The single red rose — reminding us of the lives of these men and women — their loved ones and friends who keep the faith, while seeking answers.


The red ribbon — symbolizes our continued determination to account for them.


A slice of lemon — reminds us of the bitter fate of those missing, captured and held as prisoners in foreign lands.


A pinch of salt — symbolizes the tears of our missing and their families who long for answers after decades of uncertainty.


The Holy Bible — represents the strength gained through faith in our country, founded as one nation under God, to sustain those lost from our midst.


The candle — is reminiscent of the light of hope which lives in our hearts to illuminate their way home.


The glass is inverted — to symbolize their inability to share this evening’s toast.


The chair is empty — they are missing — (silent moment) — and please remember their service and sacrifice.
Let us honor America’s POW/MIA’s and encourage our government to undertake successful efforts to account for them.
 

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