Every marker at Fort Bayard National Cemetery receives a wreath

To the ends of the cemetery

Daniel and Marsha Turner and Jessica and Tim Turner placed wreaths

One area of the cemetery

The Color Guard gets ready to post the colors

Marching in to post

Posting

The Cobre High School Honor Society led the Pledge of Allegiance

Lorraine Anglin sang the Star-Spangled Banner

Tipping their hats and saluting the posting of the flags

VFW commander Tim Zamora was featured speaker.

The first wreath was the Army wreath laid by James Maestas

Ron Oglesby laid the Marine Corps League wreath

John Sterle accepts the Navy wreath

Joe Nerling will lay the Air Force wreath.

Maj. Ben Skee lays the Space Force wreath.

Gene Kaponen will lay the Coast Guard wreath

Debbie Root lays the Merchant Marines wreath in honor of her father's service

Mike Gonzales lays the POW/MIA wreath

Cecilia Bell lays the wreath in honor of nurses who served at Fort Bayard (Photo ourtesy of Lucy Whitmarsh0

Doug Dinwiddie lays the wreath to honor all who served at Fort Bayard

The Hi Lo Silvers sing "Let There Be Peace," led by Nada DAtes

Brian Gorog plays Taps

Spaceport personnel helped lay wreaths (Courtesy Photo)

Ben Skee, Dr. John Bell, who served as emcee, John Sterle and Robert Lopez

Lopez, Las Cruces Sons of the American Revolution Chapter president, and Gonzales

Deb Cosper-Hughes, member of commitee, and organizer Mary Cowan in front of the banner.

A wreath on a single grave marker.