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WATCH LIVE: DHR Health to Host “Virtual” Law Enforcement Memorial Service

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The social media event will honor fallen heroes

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WHAT: DHR Health announces that it will host a “Virtual” Law Enforcement Memorial Service, May 13, 2020.  Due to CDC guidelines regarding large gatherings and out of an abundance of caution to the community due to COVID-19, DHR Health is proud to announce that it will host a “virtual” memorial service to honor our fallen heroes!

The virtual service will include a presentation of colors, a 21 gun salute, taps and bag pipes.  Dr. Carlos Cardenas, DHR Health’s Chairman of the Board and Edinburg PD will present a memorial wreath and State Representative Terry Canales will read the 2020 Honor Roll call. 

WHEN:          Wednesday, May 13, 2020

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TIME:             5:30pm – 7:00pm

WHO:             Presented by DHR Health

WHERE:        Edinburg Conference Center at Renaissance

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For more information about the Memorial Service please call (956) 362-3105.

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