More family connections pieced together at A.A. cemetery, honored for Veterans Day

Rye Town celebrates those who fought in America’s past while looking at how to commend them in the future
November 13, 2024 at 11:24 p.m.
Port Chester resident Dave Thomas, founder of the Friends of the African American Cemetery, speaks in front of the headstones of World War I veteran Eugene Rogers and his father Valson during the Veterans Day ceremony at the African American Cemetery in Rye on Saturday, Nov. 9.
Port Chester resident Dave Thomas, founder of the Friends of the African American Cemetery, speaks in front of the headstones of World War I veteran Eugene Rogers and his father Valson during the Veterans Day ceremony at the African American Cemetery in Rye on Saturday, Nov. 9. (David Tapia/Westmore News)

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