American Gold Star Mothers lay wreath at Tomb of the Unknowns, Gold Star Mothers Sunday, 09/26/05 Soldiers looking at Vietnam Wall Memorial Francis Turley at a funeral for a forgotten veteran. One of the many markers at Arlington Cemetery remembered by a mother Perpetuating the noble principles for which they fought and died.


 Here are some pictures from previous year's activities

American Gold Star Mothers remember their loved ones and honored all those lost in the nation's wars.

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Moms gather at the Vietnam Wall to remember their sons and leave behind a rose tribute.
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Georgie Carter-Krell finds her son's name on the wall.

 
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The Vietnam Wall, Washington Monument and a line of red carnations placed by a veterans group.

 
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Molly Snyder remembers her son with a yellow rose at the Korean War memorial.

 
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Congressman Gutknecht greets American Gold Star Mothers after passing House Joint Resolution 61 recognizing American Gold Star Mothers Day.

 
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Several of this group of American Gold Star Mothers are from New York and all met with Senator Hillary Clinton.

 
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Gen Alfred Grey was the featured speaker at ceremonies at the Tomb of the Unknowns. Judith Young, AGSM president at right.

 
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General Grey and Judith Young place a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns.

 
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Moms take time out for a private tour of the Woodrow Wilson house, here inspecting the kitchen. Woodrow Wilson played an important part in the formation of American Gold Star Mothers. See our history page.

 
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Another room at the Woodrow Wilson house. The moms were served tea at the conclusion of the tour.

 
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All the moms (and a couple of dads) at the Woodrow Wilson house.