
Strategic Partnership Forged with BVSJ
September 23rd, Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services formalized a strategic partnership with Black Veterans for Social Justice (BVSJ)—a pivotal step in advancing our shared mission to ensure
Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services is participating in events around the country remembering the victims of the terrorist attacks of 9/11.
By participating in local ceremonies, we recognize, remember, honor, and mourn those who died, and their families affected by the heinous actions.
A few of our team will visit the Pentagon Group Burial Marker in Section 64 of Arlington National Cemetery. Others will attend ceremonies in local communities or will be watching the televised 24th Anniversary commemoration ceremonies from the Pentagon, the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, and the Flight 93 National Memorial (Shanksville, PA).
Members of our team have always made the annual visit on 9/11 to the Group Marker whose significance is best described by the Monuments and Memorials narrative, “On September 12, 2002, a funeral service was held in Memorial Amphitheater for the final remains of the 184 victims of the September 11, 2001 attack on the Pentagon. While the service honored all 184 victims, it offered special recognition of the five families who did not receive any recovered remains of their loved ones.
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld offered words of condolence at the service, stating, “We remember your loss, our loss, our country’s loss, and the loss of precious lives.” Following the service, a group burial was held in Section 64. A five-sided granite group marker stands over the gravesite, bearing the names of all those who perished in the Pentagon or aboard American Airlines Flight 77.”
We hope you will have the chance to reflect and remember on the anniversary of 9/11 and that someday you will be able to visit the Pentagon Group Burial Marker. It is located off Patton Circle in Section 64 — in the southeastern part of the cemetery, closest to the Pentagon.
September 23rd, Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services formalized a strategic partnership with Black Veterans for Social Justice (BVSJ)—a pivotal step in advancing our shared mission to ensure
Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services’ is actively attending conferences and celebrations to leverage and strengthen the Center’s network of partners, supporters, community-based programs, veterans and
The development team at Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services is leveraging our learning and analysis of the previous years to refine our fundraising strategy. As
Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services participated in the National Association of State Directors of Veterans Affairs (NASDVA) Annual Training Conference in Cheyenne, Wyoming.