Dedicated carriers honored for a decade of helping “move the mission.”

These groups drive our national veteran remembrance effort.

Join us in honoring the stories of women who have shaped our country.

The partnership will support veterans and their families.

Karen Worcester reflects on what brings all Americans together.

Tina Saari and Chris Miller Join as Regional Corporate Development Specialists

Each summer, MOWW holds Annual Youth Leadership Conferences (YLCs) to teach high school students leadership skills, citizenship, and American values. Around 250 Texas students are selected annually, with an Outstanding Student recognized at each event.

April is the Month of the Military Child! Learn about resources for students and educators.

Karen Worcester reflects on Medal of Honor recipient Roger H. C. Donlon's example and sharing his story with the next generation.

These groups drive our national veteran remembrance effort.

Join us in honoring the stories of women who have shaped our country.

A message from Wreaths Across America + The Worcester Family

Wreaths Across America announces “Remember Me” as its official theme for 2026. The theme comes as the nation approaches the 250th anniversary of the United States.

Visit the Mobile Education Exhibit in your community!

Each Tuesday morning, Wreaths Across America and supporters across the country join together to wave the American Flag.

Host Elisabeth Barna welcomes Rakoczy, vice president of marketing and investor relations for Konexia.

Host Don Queeney sits down with Schweikert, a professional driver with Ratta Trucking.

Host Don Queeney welcomes Judd Rocciola, a moving industry expert.

Host Don Queeney welcomes Dan Welker, Navy veteran and professional truck driver for Smith Transport.

Host Don Queeney welcomes Mike Bell, veteran and professional truck driver for Smith Transport.

This week on Trucking Tributes, Elisabeth Barna is joined by Wayne Crowder.

Dedicated carriers honored for a decade of helping “move the mission.”

The partnership will support veterans and their families.

Tina Saari and Chris Miller Join as Regional Corporate Development Specialists

154 participating locations will receive veterans’ wreaths because of the generous donations in the communities where MISSION BBQ customers support the mission.

On December 12, as part of its Annual Appreciation Dinner and Rally on the eve of National Wreaths Across America Day, nonprofit Wreaths Across America (WAA) posthumously recognized veteran and longtime Iowa volunteer Patrick Palmersheim as the 2025 recipient of the Founder’s Award.

Today, National Wreaths Across America Day took place at 5,598 participating locations nationwide. Volunteers placed over 3.1 million sponsored veterans’ wreaths. At Arlington National Cemetery, over 30,000 volunteers helped place wreaths at 265,000 gravesites.

Gold Star families are a reminder of the service and ultimate sacrifice of our nation’s service members and families. We owe this family a debt we can never repay. Never forget that Sgt. Johnston paid the ultimate sacrifice defending what we hold most dearly as Americans.

This year, seven ceremonial wreaths will be placed by representatives from each branch of the service and a special tribute will be paid to the family of U.S. Army Sgt. James Gregory “Jamie” Johnston, formerly of Galveston, who was killed in action in June while serving in Afghanistan. Johnston’s wife, Krista, and infant daughter, Jamie, born on Veterans Day after her father’s death, will attend the ceremony. Meghan Billiot, Johnston’s mother and a Galvestonian, will be there too, to honor her son and the sons and daughters of other families.

I am proud to be part of a community in Galveston, Texas that honors its heroes. Whether it’s former Constable Clint Wayne Brown playing TAPS as an entire cruise ship spontaneously applauds this past Veterans Day or Commander Michael Caballero leading the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 880, Galveston has a special way of ensuring our Veterans are not forgotten

Ball High School’s Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps cadets have been practicing drill and ceremony before a Wreaths Across America event Saturday. The color guard and drill team will return to Lakeview Cemetery for the event’s second year.

8th Grader Andrew Farrant Receives Learn Award

Wreaths event honors veterans