How to observe Memorial Day and help military families from home this year
Laura T. Coffey
For families who have lost military loved ones in death, Memorial Day matters. It’s a time of year when they feel that all the sacrifices — and all the loss — are appreciated by others outside their immediate families.
Of course, Memorial Day will be anything but normal for military families this year. Arlington National Cemetery is closed to the public, and many large Memorial Day observances around the country have been canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. Even so, here are ways to observe Memorial Day from home and also help grieving military families and veterans in need.
Arlington National Cemetery virtual visits
Over Memorial Day weekend, Arlington National Cemetery only will be open to family pass holders who are wearing face coverings. This month, though, the cemetery unveiled an online exhibit to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the dedication of its Memorial Amphitheater. The centennial exhibit allows people to explore Arlington’s grounds virtually.
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