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2017 Memorial Villages Independence Day Festival

By Eric Hang, Contributing writer | July 4, 2017
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Families donned their best red, white and blue for the 25th annual Fourth of July Parade and Festival.  

  • Grubbs family

    Edwin and Annalie Grubbs with their two boys. 
  • USA pride

    American pride was displayed for all to see. 
  • Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts

    Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts showed their American pride in a passing float. 
  • Michael Wilson family

    Michael Wilson and his family enjoying the Fourth of July festivities. 
  • Charlene Moore and Buddy

    Charlene Moore and Buddy
  • A float from Bunker Hill Village’s Department of Public Works.

    A float from Bunker Hill Village’s Department of Public Works.
  • Parade

    Kids and parents from the Memorial neighborhoods came together for the community celebration. 
  • City of Bunker Hill Village

    The City of Bunker Hill Village commemorated those lost fighting for America. 
  • Vintage cars

    Vintage cars caught the eye of many viewers. 
  • Carlo

    Carlo enjoying all of today’s festivities. 
  • ROTC members

    Junior ROTC members from Klein Forest High School made an appearance in today’s parade. 
  • Dogs

    Plenty of dogs rode by in passing vehicles. 
  • Parade

    The colors being presented at the commencement of the parade. 
  • American flags

    American flags distributed before the parade began. 
  • Collins family

    Doug Collins with sons Miles and Max before the parade began.
  • Parade

    Those at the corner of Piney Point Rd. and Greenbay St. were adorned with all things Fourth of July. 
  • Matlack family

    Aaron and Christy Matlack celebrate with 5-year-old Victoria, 3-year-old Lane and 3-month-old Reed.  
  • Grubbs family
  • USA pride
  • Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts
  • Michael Wilson family
  • Charlene Moore and Buddy
  • A float from Bunker Hill Village’s Department of Public Works.
  • Parade
  • City of Bunker Hill Village
  • Vintage cars
  • Carlo
  • ROTC members
  • Dogs
  • Parade
  • American flags
  • Collins family
  • Parade
  • Matlack family

Grubbs family

Edwin and Annalie Grubbs with their two boys. 
USA pride

American pride was displayed for all to see. 
Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts

Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts showed their American pride in a passing float. 
Michael Wilson family

Michael Wilson and his family enjoying the Fourth of July festivities. 
Charlene Moore and Buddy

Charlene Moore and Buddy
A float from Bunker Hill Village’s Department of Public Works.

A float from Bunker Hill Village’s Department of Public Works.
Parade

Kids and parents from the Memorial neighborhoods came together for the community celebration. 
City of Bunker Hill Village

The City of Bunker Hill Village commemorated those lost fighting for America. 
Vintage cars

Vintage cars caught the eye of many viewers. 
Carlo

Carlo enjoying all of today’s festivities. 
ROTC members

Junior ROTC members from Klein Forest High School made an appearance in today’s parade. 
Dogs

Plenty of dogs rode by in passing vehicles. 
Parade

The colors being presented at the commencement of the parade. 
American flags

American flags distributed before the parade began. 
Collins family

Doug Collins with sons Miles and Max before the parade began.
Parade

Those at the corner of Piney Point Rd. and Greenbay St. were adorned with all things Fourth of July. 
Matlack family

Aaron and Christy Matlack celebrate with 5-year-old Victoria, 3-year-old Lane and 3-month-old Reed.  
People in this article: 
Michael Wilson, Charlene Moore, Edwin Grubbs, Annalie Grubbs, Doug Collins, Miles Collins, Max Collins, Aaron Matlack, Christy Matlack, Victoria Matlack, Lane Matlack, Reed Matlack
Tags: 
4th of July, July 4th, Memorial Villages

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