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The Phillips 66 Refinery and Carbon Plant invite you to join them in honoring and celebrating the service of our military veterans on Saturday, May 21, 2016. The 8th Annual “Walk of Honor for our Veterans” will be a short walk across the Alfred Zampa Memorial Bridge and back.
Over 475 employees, contractors, local residents and volunteers participated in the celebration, and together we raised a total of $40,000. We are working hard to surpass last years fundraising and attendance milestones, and with your help we are sure to succeed! We promise you a fun, exciting and fulfilling day honoring the men and women who have valiantly served our nation.
Schedule of Events
Saturday, May 21, 2016
- 8:00-9:30am – Check in at the Crockett Community Center, 850 Pomona Street, Crockett. Transportation will be provided to and from the bridge.
- 10:00am – “Walk” begins.
- 11:45am – Luncheon Ceremony. Following the “Walk” all registered participants are invited to join us for a luncheon ceremony. There will also be music and a raffle.
Register Here:
http://www.sfrwalkofhonor.com/
http://www.sfrwalkofhonor.com/
Walk of Honor supports so many worthwhile Veteran projects & programs throughout the year.
We hope you will register & tell others to support this event, become a sponsor or get a team together to Walk for a Veteran they know, in their family, a friend, & others.
Many local veterans service organizations will be on hand providing information regarding their services. 100% of all contributions will be divided evenly between the Viet Nam Veterans of Diablo Valley (VNVDV) and the Crockett Community Services District (CCSD). The VNVDV is dedicated to present and former members of the Armed Forces of the United States, through the support of local community activities, which recognize the contributions and sacrifices of Veterans. The CCSD is dedicated to the preservation and restoration of the Crockett Veterans Memorial Building.
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Warriors’ Watch Riders will be escorting a static Vietnam era Huey Helicopter to Crockett that day for this event. People can see it up close and even sit in it.
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