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SILVER STAR DAY
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CITIES SIGINING IN FAVOR OF
SILVER STAR DAY

(marked "P" for permanent)

MISSOURI
Springfield

WISCONSIN
Madison
Brookfield P
Appleton
Sheboygan P
Westbend
Watertown
Bayfield P
Wisconsin Rapids
Baraboo
St. Francis
Burlington P
Green Bay
Blue Mounds P
Superior P
South Milwaukee
Reedsburg
Oskosh
River City
Eagle River P
Waukesha P
Waupaca P
River Falls P
Stoughton P

INDIANA
Carmel
Lafayette,
Indianapolis
Linton P

CALIFONIA
Clovis P

VIRGINIA
Richmond City

MISSISSIPPI
Vickburg,

LOUSIANA
Lake Charles
Baton Rouge
Slidell
Shreveport
Bossier City
Kenner
Pouchatoula P

GEORGIA
Albany
Rome
Columbus
Fayettville
Elberton P
Alpharetta P
Kingsland
Dawsonville
Douglasville

OHIO
Cuyahoga Falls
Massillon P
Dayton
Cincinnati
Canton

NEW JERSEY
Camden,
Cranford
Haddon P
Haddonfield
Cliftony
Delran P
Hasbrouck Heights P
Edison
Denville
Cranbury
Hanover
Franklin
Howell Township
Vineland
Flemington
Maywood

IOWA
Cedar Rapids

UTAH
Logan P
North Ogden P
Cedar Hills P
Salt Lake City P
LaVerkin P
Murray City P
Harrisville P
Centerville
South Salt Lake P
Saratoga Springs
Linden City
Mapleton City
Springville

NEW MEXICO
Aztec
Jemez Springs P
Taos
Clovis
Lovinton P
La Cruces
Santa Fe
Gallup
Lovington
Los Lunas
Farmington

NORTH DAKOTA
Tioga P
McVille
Grand Forks P
Regent City P
Wilton P
Rolla
Fargo
Devils Lake
Carrington

ARIZONA
Paradise Valley
Yuma
Chandler
Sedona
Oro Valley
Sierra-Vista
Goodyear
Gilbert
Kingman
Marana
Phoenix
Thatcher
Parker
Atkin
Gila Bend
Page
Coolidge P
Wilcox
Payson P
Carefree

COLORADO
Denver

MASSACHUSETTS
Leominister P
Methuen
New Bedford P
Lowell
Springfield
Lynn
Salem
Beverly
West Springfield
Waltham
Worcester
Gardner
Brockton
Agawam
Woburn
Haverhill
Newburyport
Quincy
Malden
Pittsfield

IDAHO
Eagle
Wilder
Sun Valley
Idaho Falls
Grangeville
Ketchum
Lewiston
Potlatch P
Mountain Home P
New Plymouth
Chubbock
Emmett
Shelley
Driggs
Grangeville

MICHIGAN
Flint
Dearborn

MINNESOTA
Anoka
Minneapolis P
Wadena P
Virginia

VERMONT
Orwell
St. Albans P

MISSISSIPPI
Biloxi



STATES  IN REVIEW
Please contact your state Governor and let them know you support
SILVER STAR DAY

New Jersey 
Michigan
Utah
STATES  not supporting
SILVER STAR DAY


Wisconsin
Vermont



ASY homefront organization Silver Star Families of America (SSFOA) kicked off Military Appreciation Month on May 1 by remembering and honoring our wounded with Silver Star Day. The organization is devoted to supporting U.S. wounded military members and veterans from all wars, past and present, and honoring their sacrifices with Silver Star Banners.  For Silver Star Day, SSFOA asked that citizens nationwide pause at 5 p.m. CST to honor veterans with a moment of silence, visit VA hospitals and present Silver Star Banners to wounded servicemembers.   Every year the organization asks for all 50 states to officially endorse Silver Star Day by signing a special proclamation.  Before Silver Star Day, the "Silver Star Day Team" sent proclamations to all 50 states and Washington, D.C., as well as many cities around the country. Forty-four states and 158 cities have signed the proclamations of support for Silver Star Day to date.