This year we gather for a moment where people of all religions, cultures, and walks of life can come together in solemn remembrance of and solidarity against the hatred that fueled those tragic events in New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and indeed the entire United States and world.

We gather in the shadow of Les Braves, for a time-honored Memorial Day ceremony which will include will include musical tributes, remarks of remembrance and honor, and a recitation of the names of Grosse Pointe residents who lost their lives in service to our country.

Join us for these evening of ceremony and fun, as we unveil our sculpture, Les Braves II: At Water’s Edge on Thursday, May 25. This ceremony will have remarks from special guests and dignitaries, including artist, Anilore Banon, and will feature musical guests, the US Army Herald Trumpets and Dave Bennett.

We gather once again in 2022 for a moment where people of all religions, cultures, and walks of life can come together in solemn remembrance of and solidarity against the hatred that fueled those tragic events in New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and indeed the entire United States and world.

We gather once again in 2022 for a time-honored Memorial Day ceremony which will include a speech by Brig. Gen. and War Memorial Board Member, Rolf Mammen and a recitation of the names of Grosse Pointe residents who lost their lives in service to our country.

We gather once again in 2021 for a moment where people of all religions, cultures, and walks of life can come together in solemn remembrance of and solidarity against the hatred that fueled those tragic events in New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and indeed the entire United States and world.

This will be a moment where people of all religions, cultures, and walks of life can come together in solemn remembrance of and solidarity against the hatred that fueled those tragic events in New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and indeed the entire United States and world.

This will be a moment where people of all religions, cultures, and walks of life can come together in solemn remembrance of and solidarity against the hatred that fueled those tragic events in New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and indeed the entire United States and world.