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CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com The Merced River Chapter of The Daughters of the American Revolution proceeds down the parade route by Bob Hart Square during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Grand Marshal and veteran Carlos Ramirez proceeds down the parade route by Bob Hart Square during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Veterans ride in the American Legion Post 83 float during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Veteran Mary Josephina Fragnito, 67 of Merced walks down the parade route by Bob Hart Square during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Grand Marshal and veteran Fred Runnels proceeds down the parade route by Bob Hart Square during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Veterans who serve in the Merced County Sheriff's Office proceed down the parade route by Bob Hart Square during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com The Merced County Sheriff's Mounted Posse proceed down the parade route by Bob Hart Square during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com The Tenaya Middle School Marching Band proceed down the parade route on Main Street during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com The American Legion Riders, Chapter 83 of Merced, lead the procession during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com One year-old Marleigh Rascon of Merced holds a flag during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com At left, Velicity Castelli, 12 of Merced, and Azelyn Solorio, 10 of Merced, pass out a special Sun Star section devoted to veterans during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Marlene Mitchell, 77 of Merced, shows her patriotism by wearing two flags in her hair during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Veterans and parade field marshalls sit while being honored for their service before the start of the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Vietnam war veteran Carlos Ramirez, 69 of Planada, is honored as a field marshall before the start of the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Afghanistan war veteran Kenneth Garcia, left, 26 of Merced, and Iraq war veteran Juan Polino, 29 of Planada pose for a picture, as Iraq war veteran Jason Young, 33 of Dos Palos, chats with Korean War veteran Fred E. Runnells before the start of the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Tracy Mitchell, 41 of Merced, who has a daughter who is a veteran, holds a "Support Our Troops" sign, and her mom Marlene Mitchell, 77 of Merced, holds a flag during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Vietnam war veteran Carlos Ramirez, 69 of Planada, is honored as a field marshall before the start of the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Veterans Fred E. Runnells, left, and Bill Elliott sit and chat before the start of the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com The Merced High Marching 100 Band proceeds down the parade route by Bob Hart Square during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com The San Joaquin Valley Shriners proceeds down the parade route by Bob Hart Square during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com The Boys and Girls Club of Merced County proceeds down the parade route by Bob Hart Square during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com A group that supports injured veterans proceeds down the parade route by Bob Hart Square during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Grand Marshal and veteran Jason Young proceeds down the parade route by Bob Hart Square during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Grand Marshal and veteran Jason Young proceeds down the parade route by Bob Hart Square during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com The U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corp, Princeton Division, proceeds down the parade route by Bob Hart Square during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Veteran BA Hansen, 89 of Merced, is honored as field marshalls before the start of the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Veterans Dorthea Eldriedge, 89 of Merced, and BA Hansen, 89 of Merced, are honored as field marshalls before the start of the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Afghanistan war veteran Kenneth Garcia, far righ, 26 of Merced, Iraq war veteran Juan Polino, middle, 29 of Planada, and Iraq war vet Jason Young, left, of Dos Palos, say the Pledge of Allegiance before the start of the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Veterans and parade field marshals sit while being honored for their service before the start of the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com The Merced High Marching 100 Band proceeds down the parade route by Bob Hart Square during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com The Valley Vintage Car Club proceeds down the parade route by Bob Hart Square during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Afghanistan war veteran Kenneth Garcia, middle, 26 of Merced, and Iraq war veteran Juan Polino, right, 29 of Planada, and Iraq war veteran Jason Young, left, 33 of Dos Palos, stand up after doing push-ups before the start of the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com Afghanistan war veteran Kenneth Garcia, middle, 26 of Merced, and Iraq war veteran Juan Polino, right, 29 of Planada, and Iraq war veteran Jason Young, left, 33 of Dos Palos, do push-ups before the start of the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced. -
CHRISTOPHER WINTERFELDT/cwinterfeldt@mercedsunstar.com The Valley Vintage Car Club proceeds down the parade route by Bob Hart Square during the Merced Veterans Day Parade on Sunday (10-11-12) in downtown Merced.
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