Frank Ibe stands from his wheelchair to salute the American flag as the colors are posted Thursday, May 15, during the High Country Veterans Stand Down at the Arizona State Veteran Home. Ibe, who is a resident of the veteran home in Flagstaff, served in Vietnam with the U.S. Marines.
Members of the Marine Corps League, San Francisco Detachment No. 912, fire the three-volley salute during a recognition ceremony for veterans recently at the High Country Veterans Stand Down at the Arizona Veteran Home on Thursday, May 15.
Cameron Farr, administrator of the Arizona Veteran Home in Flagstaff, talks during a recognition ceremony for veterans recently during the High Country Veterans Stand Down on Thursday, May 15.
Patrice Horstman, Coconino County supervisor for District 1, reads a proclamation recently standing with three other county supervisors during the High Country Veterans Stand Down at the Flagstaff veterans home on Thursday, May 15.
Various veterans service groups fill the hallways and common areas at the Arizona State Veteran Home - Flagstaff for the High Country Veterans Stand Down.
John Davison, community liaison for High Country Veterans Stand Down, talks about the program during a recognition ceremony recently at the Flagstaff veterans home on Thursday, May 15.
Various veterans service groups fill the hallways and common areas at the Arizona State Veteran Home - Flagstaff recently for the High Country Veterans Stand Down.
Frank Ibe stands from his wheelchair to salute the American flag as the colors are posted Thursday, May 15, during the High Country Veterans Stand Down at the Arizona State Veteran Home. Ibe, who is a resident of the veteran home in Flagstaff, served in Vietnam with the U.S. Marines.
The halls of the Arizona State Veteran Home in Flagstaff were overflowing with activity last Thursday morning as dozens of service providers welcomed more than 150 veterans from across Coconino County to the 13th annual Lance Davison Memorial High Country Stand Down.
The event is an opportunity for veterans of all ages to connect with assistance in housing, employment, healthcare and more -- and to connect or reconnect with one another, attendees noted. It takes place each year in May, which is both National Military Appreciation Month and Mental Health Awareness Month.
Members of the Marine Corps League, San Francisco Detachment No. 912, fire the three-volley salute during a recognition ceremony for veterans recently at the High Country Veterans Stand Down at the Arizona Veteran Home on Thursday, May 15.
Cameron Farr, administrator of the Arizona Veteran Home in Flagstaff, talks during a recognition ceremony for veterans recently during the High Country Veterans Stand Down on Thursday, May 15.
John Davison, community liaison for High Country Veterans Stand Down, talks about the program during a recognition ceremony recently at the Flagstaff veterans home on Thursday, May 15.
Various veterans service groups fill the hallways and common areas at the Arizona State Veteran Home - Flagstaff for the High Country Veterans Stand Down.
Various veterans service groups fill the hallways and common areas at the Arizona State Veteran Home - Flagstaff recently for the High Country Veterans Stand Down.
Patrice Horstman, Coconino County supervisor for District 1, reads a proclamation recently standing with three other county supervisors during the High Country Veterans Stand Down at the Flagstaff veterans home on Thursday, May 15.
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