Families donned their best red, white and blue for the 25th annual Fourth of July Parade and Festival.
2017 Memorial Villages Independence Day Festival
Edwin and Annalie Grubbs with their two boys.
American pride was displayed for all to see.
Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts showed their American pride in a passing float.
Michael Wilson and his family enjoying the Fourth of July festivities.
Charlene Moore and Buddy
A float from Bunker Hill Village’s Department of Public Works.
Kids and parents from the Memorial neighborhoods came together for the community celebration.
The City of Bunker Hill Village commemorated those lost fighting for America.
Vintage cars caught the eye of many viewers.
Carlo enjoying all of today’s festivities.
Junior ROTC members from Klein Forest High School made an appearance in today’s parade.
Plenty of dogs rode by in passing vehicles.
The colors being presented at the commencement of the parade.
American flags distributed before the parade began.
Doug Collins with sons Miles and Max before the parade began.
Those at the corner of Piney Point Rd. and Greenbay St. were adorned with all things Fourth of July.
Aaron and Christy Matlack celebrate with 5-year-old Victoria, 3-year-old Lane and 3-month-old Reed.
Eric Hang was a contributing writer for The Buzz Magazines.
Edwin and Annalie Grubbs with their two boys.
American pride was displayed for all to see.
Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts showed their American pride in a passing float.
Michael Wilson and his family enjoying the Fourth of July festivities.
Charlene Moore and Buddy
A float from Bunker Hill Village’s Department of Public Works.
Kids and parents from the Memorial neighborhoods came together for the community celebration.
The City of Bunker Hill Village commemorated those lost fighting for America.
Vintage cars caught the eye of many viewers.
Carlo enjoying all of today’s festivities.
Junior ROTC members from Klein Forest High School made an appearance in today’s parade.
Plenty of dogs rode by in passing vehicles.
The colors being presented at the commencement of the parade.
American flags distributed before the parade began.
Doug Collins with sons Miles and Max before the parade began.
Those at the corner of Piney Point Rd. and Greenbay St. were adorned with all things Fourth of July.
Aaron and Christy Matlack celebrate with 5-year-old Victoria, 3-year-old Lane and 3-month-old Reed.