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Boy Scouts pay tribute on Flag Day in Kennewick

Members of the Boys Scouts of America Blue Mountain Council pay a fitting and respectful tribute during Monday’s formal flag retirement and disposal ceremony held by the Historic Downtown Kennewick Partnership.

About 50 people attended the Flag Day event which followed protocols established by the U.S. Flag Code.

Members of the Boys Scouts of America Blue Mountain council pay fitting tribute during Monday’s formal flag retirement and disposal ceremony held by the Historic Downtown Kennewick Partnership. About 50 people attended the Flag Day event which followed protocols established by the United States Flag Code.
Members of the Boys Scouts of America Blue Mountain council pay fitting tribute during Monday’s formal flag retirement and disposal ceremony held by the Historic Downtown Kennewick Partnership. About 50 people attended the Flag Day event which followed protocols established by the United States Flag Code. Bob Brawdy Tri-City Herald

The flag is burned in remembrance of those who died defending the United States.

Members of the Boys Scouts of America Blue Mountain Council pay a fitting and respectful tribute during Monday’s formal flag retirement and disposal ceremony held by the Historic Downtown Kennewick Partnership. About 50 people attended the Flag Day event which followed protocols established by the United States Flag Code. From left, are: Ryker Harris, Jude Macduff, Aashrita Bhamidimarri, Brendon Eickerman and Conner Goodsel.
Members of the Boys Scouts of America Blue Mountain Council pay a fitting and respectful tribute during Monday’s formal flag retirement and disposal ceremony held by the Historic Downtown Kennewick Partnership. About 50 people attended the Flag Day event which followed protocols established by the United States Flag Code. From left, are: Ryker Harris, Jude Macduff, Aashrita Bhamidimarri, Brendon Eickerman and Conner Goodsel. Bob Brawdy
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Bob Brawdy
Tri-City Herald
Bob Brawdy is Herald photographer and videographer dedicated to telling the stories of Tri-Citians through his images and videos. He’s worked for the Herald for more than 35 years, starting as an aspiring photographer when he was still in high school.
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