Fred Apgar is shown here explaining the White Table to the audience estimated to be between 400 to 500 folks, by far the largest in history. In addition, Mike Reagan was the honored speaker and moved the audience with his story of how he became involved in the Fallen Heroes Project. The Boy and Girl Scouts carried and displayed posters of many of 2,600 portraits he has drawn to date. Of course, our Post and the American Legion presented the colors. Our Voice of Democracy winner, Katarina Nguyen, read her essay and did a fine job. It was more or less a ceremony presented by Post 8870 and it was a day in which we remembered our fallen comrades with reverence.Fred Apgar is shown here explaining the White Table to the audience estimated to be between 400 to 500 folks, by far the largest in history. In addition, Mike Reagan was the honored speaker and moved the audience with his story of how he became involved in the Fallen Heroes Project. The Boy and Girl Scouts carried and displayed posters of many of 2,600 portraits he has drawn to date. Of course, our Post and the American Legion presented the colors. Our Voice of Democracy winner, Katarina Nguyen, read her essay and did a fine job. It was more or less a ceremony presented by Post 8870 and it was a day in which we remembered our fallen comrades with reverence.