- Fly the American flag in front of your home.
- Hold a peace vigil, either in person or on ZOOM. Call together friends for brief prayers of peace, appreciation of veterans and remembrances of deceased veterans.
- At 11 a.m. Nov. 11, ring bells 11 times for peace.
- Contact your place of worship, and ask them to toll bells 11 times at 11 a.m Nov. 11.
- Write a letter to a local newspaper and ask it to remember deceased veterans on their Editorial page. Tell them to repeat the history of Armistice Day as a day of celebration of peace.
- Participate in the American Legion or Veterans of Foreign Wars observance in your hometown.
- Request the governing body or your hometown to offer a moment of silence before their regular November meeting in honor of deceased veterans and another moment of silence for peace.
8 Ask your school board if the students are having a ceremony to honor veterans.
- Ask your school board if students could be assigned to write an essay on what peace means to them.
- Take a veteran to lunch or dinner to thank him for his service
- Visit a local cemetery and see the number of deceased veterans from all wars. Say thank you. Pray for peace in your own way.
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