With the anniversary of Hurricane Irma upon us, FHCA Executive Director Emmett Reed has released the following statement regarding residents’ safety, member center compliance, and continued preparations in the wake of Irma’s destruction. [Read more…] about FHCA’s Emmet Reed on Irma Anniversary
Anniversary
Attorney General Bondi’s Statement on the 74th Anniversary of D-Day
Attorney General Pam Bondi released the following statement regarding the 74th anniversary of the Battle of Normandy:
“Seventy-four years ago today, brave Americans and allied forces stormed the beaches of Normandy—my Uncle Raymond, an 18 year-old Army private, was one of them. Days after the battle, he was critically wounded and later died from his injuries. Although I never knew my Uncle Raymond, I am immensely proud to call him my uncle and eternally grateful for his sacrifice and the sacrifices of all our veterans and service members who put their lives on the line so we can live free.”
Attorney General Bondi Recognizes Anniversary of Pearl Harbor
Attorney General Pam Bondi today released the following statement recognizing the anniversary of the attack at Pearl Harbor:
“Today we remember all the brave members of our armed forces and innocent civilians lost during the attack at Pearl Harbor 76 years ago. The thousands of American lives taken that morning will always be remembered—as will the service members who answered the call of duty during WWII to defend the United States and safeguard our liberties, including my Uncle Raymond. While I did not have the chance to know my Uncle, who fought on D-Day and passed away just days later from a fatal wound, I will be forever grateful for his sacrifice and for the selfless actions of all the men and women of our military.”
Attorney General Bondi’s Statement on the Anniversary of D-Day
Attorney General Pam Bondi released the following statement regarding the anniversary of the Battle of Normandy:
“Seventy-three years ago today, courageous members of our Armed Forces stormed the beaches of Normandy. My Uncle Raymond, an Army private, was among their ranks. Just days after the Invasion of Normandy, he suffered an injury that claimed his life. Although I never knew him, I am immensely proud to be the niece of Raymond Hammer and I am eternally gratefully for his sacrifice and the sacrifices of all our veterans and service members.”
