Home Back Brusly Oak Brusly, Louisiana Charles P. Adams Original Brusly          High School Flags of Brusly St. Delphine		A DAY OF REMEMBRANCE IN BRUSLY AND PORT ALLEN NOVEMBER 11, 2002 November 11, 2002 marked "A Day of Remembrance" for the Town of Brusly. Highlights of the day included dedication of markers recognizing Charles P. Adams, Brusly native and founder of Grambling State University, and the site of the Original Brusly High School, as well as ceremonies honoring veterans of military service and recognition of participants in the "Flags for Brusly" program. Events began at 9:30 a.m. on the grounds of the Brusly Town Hall, moved to the Brusly Middle School campus on the River Road (Original Brusly High School), traveled to Port Allen for a ceremony at the Veterans' Memorial on the grounds of the WBR Parish Courthouse, then returned to the Brusly Town Hall for closing ceremonies and a public reception. Pictures are courtesy of Ian Tham and Genie Hendry. Ceremony at West Baton Rouge Veterans Memorial to honor our last WBR Veterans Veterans' Memorial on the grounds of the WBR Parish Courthouse Parish President Ted Denstel addresses the Veterans Day Memorial ceremony Ellis Gauthier Jules Lefeaux Public Reception at The Brusly Town Hall Posted 11-19-02

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