The article highlights various Memorial Day commemorations across the Bay Area, focusing on the annual parade in Mill Valley. The day included a pancake breakfast hosted by the Mill Valley Volunteer Firefighters Association, and a ceremony honoring local military soldiers. Veterans and family members reflected on personal memories, emphasizing the significance of remembrance. Attendees wore patriotic colors and showcased a community spirit aimed at honoring those who gave their lives in service. This year marked the 45th edition of the parade, which has become a cherished local tradition.
"There were a number of guys I worked with on the river that wound up dying and some of the Vietnamese kids that I was friends with died too so I think we should remember them too," said Williams.
"We have family members who have fought and died and we're very proud of them. This is a way we can celebrate our community and our family at the same time," Cannistraro said.
"My dad and brother were both in the army, military means a lot to me we're definitely out here to support the veterans and military," said Brooke Sanders.
"We need to honor those who gave their lives. They went to war when nationalism was something if you will, that's what it'
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