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Williams Patriot Day
Thirteen Perch Base Members and wives participated in the 1st Annual Patriot Day Parade in Historic Downtown Williams, AZ, on
Saturday, September 12, 2020. The parade theme was "WE ARE STRONG."
Williams honored our distinguished men & women in uniform, the American veteran & their families, law enforcement,
fire & first responders, and our doctors, nurses & frontline workers.
Both parade participants and the audience turned out in large numbers.
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Perch Base participants: (l-r) Don Unser, Marcia Unser, Joan Miner, Carl Miner, Marcus Hensley, Jim Denzien, Joe Trotter, George Woods, Howard Doyle, Dan Marks, and Bob Gilmore. (Not shown in this photo: Mary Denzien and Alice Woods.)
Perch Base participants: (l-r) Don Unser, Marcia Unser, Joan Miner, Carl Miner, Marcus Hensley, Jim Denzien, Joe Trotter, George Woods, Howard Doyle, Dan Marks, and Bob Gilmore. (Not shown in this photo: Mary Denzien and Alice Woods.)
Perch Base participants: (l-r) Don Unser, Marcia Unser, Joan Miner, Carl Miner, Marcus Hensley, Jim Denzien, Joe Trotter, George Woods, Howard Doyle, Dan Marks, and Bob Gilmore. (Not shown in this photo: Mary Denzien and Alice Woods.)
Perch Base along the parade route.
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And anytime we pass the Rock Springs Cafe in Black Canyon City on the way to or from an event, some of us always stop for PIE!
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Some other pictures along the Williams, AZ, parade route showing the audience:
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Some other parade participants. There were many! These pictures were mostly taken in the approximate order that they rolled.
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But first, perhaps we should start with the MOST IMPORTANT! It's a TOUGH job, but someone has to do it!
The Marine Corps Mounted Color Guard.
The Marine Corps Mounted Color Guard.
The veteran working war dogs in this parade entry not only help the veterans with PTSD, but the veterans help the dogs. One of the dogs in this parade is a PURPLE HEART recipient healing from bullet wounds and shrapnel!
This gent is a World War 2 veteran!
Williams, AZ does not have any carpool lanes, but I'd let this guy ride with me in Phoenix any day!
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