Words of gratitude from veteran Kenneth Graham.

An untold number of our veterans now make their home in local long-term care facilities. Because they may be unable to join an Honor Flight Mission to Washington, we make every effort to bring the mission to them.

He served on the Syracuse Common Council for six years, followed by nearly 3 decades as a leading State Senator and community leader in Central NY.

Words of gratitude for Kathy Lawler and everyone at “BIG I” for going so big for our veterans!

Here’s hoping the Christmas-New Year holiday season brought good times and good memories for you and yours.

Watch and listen to the reflections of Paul Jordan, Gary Baum and Danny Showalter.

Her husband and his father are both Army veterans. Her brother served in the Navy. And for more than 5 years, Amy Haviland volunteered her service as recording secretary for Honor Flight Syracuse’s philanthropy committee.

As a member of the U.S. Navy from 1966-1969, he served on the USS Ticonderoga. His family selected Honor Flight Syracuse to be the recipient of memorial gifts.

Sometimes, veterans are unable to make the flight to Washington for health reasons. That’s where “Honor Everywhere” steps in with a special presentation at Hancock Airport on Mission day.

Debbie and Doc Simpson were among 3 married couples on Mission 23. Here’s what they wrote after reflecting on the experience…