Celebrating Memorial Day weekend is the perfect opportunity to take a step back and remember those who have played a part in creating the life we enjoy. To show our appreciation for those who serve our country, 6 Meridian is proud to support the United Way Flags of Freedom.
Flags of Freedom is a grand, two-week display of 600 American flags, hosted by United Way of the Plains and IAM District Lodge #70. We invited our team members to honor an active service member or a memory of a past veteran. The dedication will support United Way programs that assist veterans in obtaining transportation, shelter, mental health care and other wrap around services.
Warm wishes to you and your family on Memorial Day. Our deepest gratitude goes to our beloved sons and daughters who gave us a chance to make this world a better place.
Flags of Freedom Honoring:
Norbert Dechant
Army
In honor of Norb Dechant who served faithfully in Europe during WWII. We cherish your memory.
-Todd and Margaret Dechant
John L Yoger
Army- Sergeant Major
In memory of John Yoger who served overseas during World War II. Thank you for your service Grandpa! Love & miss you
-Denice Robinson
Michael Robinson
Army- Sergeant 1st Class
Thank you Dad & Grandpa for your service!
-Keith & Denice Robinson & family
Adolph Schamberger
Army
Served as a medic driver stationed in the Philippines. In memory of Adolph Schamberger. Thank you for your service!
-Amanda Maier and Burkhart Family
Lawrence Burkhart
Army
Served as a ship medic in the Pacific. In memory of Lawrence Burkhart. Thank you for your service!
-Amanda Maier and Burkhart Family
Leon Jesse Maier
Army- 1st Allied Airborne- Staff Sergeant
Served in Europe and the Pacific. In memory of Leon Maier. Thank you for your service!
-Maier Family
Lewis (Bud) Benedict Rinke
Army
Served in Korea. In memory of Bud Rinke. Thank you for your service!
-Maier Family
Vincent David Buffolino III
Spec 4 Lieutenant in the U.S. Army from 1967-1970
Stationed in Berlin, Germany during the Vietnam War. Served admirably in Berlin for 3 years. He became the base’s (Berlin Golf & Country Club) assistant golf professional, giving golf instruction to many of his fellow troops stationed there. During his career, he gave instruction and played golf with several quasi-celebrities while the assistant pro there, including Eddie Lowery (Eddie caddied for Francis Ouimet who became the youngest ever U.S. Open Champion in 1913 at age 20 at The Country Club in Brookline, MA).
Thank you for your service!
-Josh Buffolino Family
Gerald Pike
Lieutenant- Army Air Corp from 1942-1945
In memory of Gerald Pike. Thank you for your service, Grandpa!
-David Pike Family