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Families gathered at the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona for a solemn yet deeply personal Memorial Day tribute, honoring fallen service members with flags, prayers, and a stirring F-35 flyover. Amid a quieter, less politically charged ceremony than last year, attendees like Alicia Verdugo brought kids to right flags — a touching nod to generations of service, including her late husband’s grandfather. Cemetery director Randy Heard praised the staff’s tireless care, calling the grounds “national shrines,” while veteran Mary Perea and her son Danny reflected on multi-generational sacrifice and the enduring challenges of transitioning from military life. It was a day of quiet reverence, community, and enduring gratitude for those who gave everything.

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