Saturday, December 12, 2009

Thanks to Walmart, the December 12, 2009, wreath day at Fayetteville National Cemetery was wonderful, but daring to park in wetland where VA plans to expand the cemetery was a bad choice for several people who attended


Wreath Day mistake sinks tires in new wetland part of cemetery

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The wetland (critical groundwater recharge area over a bedrock fault in Fayetteville's geological structure) shows why it is essential that the Washington County Livestock Auction (sale-barn land) become a part of the Fayetteville National Cemetery instead. Walmart's providing the trucks, equipment and volunteer employees to make wreath day possible shows that the corporation cares. Maybe Walmart could lead a coalition of corporate donors to buy the sale-barn property and donate it to the National Cemetery (Department of Veterans Affairs).

Please click on images to ENLARGE view of Walmart trucks in the Fayetteville National Cemetery for Wreath Day, December 12, 2009.

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