The Veterans Memorial Committee is hosting its annual Memorial Day Celebration in Newhall on Monday. 

On Monday at 10 a.m., the Veterans Memorial Committee is set to host its annual Memorial Day Celebration at Eternal Valley to bring the community together. 

“We’re really excited for the event and just overall want to inform young people all that these veterans have done,” said Bob Keller, President of the Veterans Memorial Committee. 

Eternal Valley Memorial Park & Mortuary is located at 23287 Sierra Highway, Newhall, CA, 91321. 

This year’s theme for the event is set to be “Women in the Military” to honor all the women who have served in the military where a number of women who served are set to be in the audience. 

The keynote speaker for this year’s event is set to be retired major Heidi Heinrich, according to Keller. 

Other political leaders that are set to participate in the event are Congressmen Mike Garcia who is passionate about helping veterans and other local leaders. 

Following the ceremony, the audience is set to be invited to the Veterans Memorial Wall for the reading of the more than 1,000 names inscribed on the wall. 

The Memorial Day Committee is composed of local residents dedicated to honoring the memory of service members, including Jackson as well as Bob Kellar as president, Jerry Rhodes as secretary, Bob Slocum as treasurer, Max Morgan as public affairs officer and Richard Nunally from Eternal Valley, alongside members Bob Good, Fred Chruchalla and Pam Hogan

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