People from not only San Antonio, but from across the country came to Military City USA to honor those who have served.
“It makes me feel very proud that the city’s honoring all our veterans because if it’s not for them, we wouldn’t be under freedom and under that flag and protecting us every day,” said Maurita Leon, a parade attendee.“I can’t stop crying. It’s emotional,” said Andrew Jay Frizzell, a paradegoer.“I loved my dad. He served his country,” Frizzell said.“I like to see the Junior ROTC. The up-and-coming young men and women that already joined the armed forces.
Nearby at Hemisfair, the second annual SA Veterans Day celebration presented by Endeavors took place. Food, music and activities filled the area. “It makes me excited just seeing everyone that’s willing to support our veterans,” said Shelby Rabe, vendor.
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