Titans Honor Veterans, Take Second Consecutive Victory
Photo Courtesy of: Conrad Valadez
This photo shows some of the veterans who were honored at a ceremony before Friday’s home football game in Grand Terrace. A total of 39 area veterans were honored in the ceremony.
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The offensive line (#79, Joe Valadez; #50, Richard Ortiz; #75, Jordan Brown; #76, Will Land) makes the hole for #21, Cruz Duke, during last Friday’s home game.
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On the receiving end of a pass, Antonio Torres (#80) goes in for the score.
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Riverside National Cemetery’s Memorial Honor Detail presents the Colors during the ceremony honoring the veterans present.
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The crowd stood quiet and still during the ceremonial Presentation of the Colors.
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Grand Terrace’s Daniel Holmes (#48) greets and thanks a veteran on the field last weekend.
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Grand Terrace’s Mario Medrano (#82) led this group in shaking the hands of veterans and thanking them for their service.
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The “Memorial Honor Detail” from Riverside National Cemetery during the Honor Veterans Ceremony.
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Grand Terrace’s Devon Dixon (#26) rushes in for the decisive touchdown late in the game.
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Cruz Duke (#21) dives in for one of his two touchdowns during the Sept. 13 game at Titans Stadium.
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Titans’ Chris Santoscoy (#13) looks to gain some yards as Cameron Alvarez (#56) leads the way.
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Grand Terrace’s Kyle Starr (#10) and Ray Cozart (#74) make the tackle as Tyler Valentine (#47) looks on during the Sept. 13 game.
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Titan Ralph Mohammed (#2) eludes a would-be tackler.
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Grand Terrace’s Jordan Brown (#75) heads this group as they shook hands with veteran military service members who were present at the pregame ceremony that honored veterans.
September 16, 2013 at 08:30pm. Views: 56
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