Greater Princeton AYLUS Presents a Virtual Concert “We Serve Those Who Served” to Over 160 Veterans Memorial Homes across the Country

The 2020 Veteran’s Day will be on Wednesday, November 11th. During the COVID-19 pandemic, many veterans and their families suffered a tremendous loss of their beloved ones.

The Greater Princeton AYLUS (GPA) cares for the veterans, from donating personal protective equipment in March to now making a special virtual concert “We Serve Those Who Served” for all veterans, including residents at over 160 Memorial Homes across the country, including the three memorial homes in New Jersey, all sponsored by the United States Veterans Affairs Department. 

GPA member Xinyi Christine Zhang (10/27, 4 hrs; 10/31, 4 hrs; 11/5, 4 hrs) acted as the director and edited this concert video. President Cassie Tammy Wang acted as the producer. Here is the YouTube Link of the concert (https://youtu.be/Faz-6OK8I7o) and some feedback:

“We will certainly include a showing of this concert at the Armed Forces Retirement Home on Wednesday as part of our Veteran’s Day programming. Thank you very much for sharing it with us, and many thanks to the talented young musicians featured in this concert.” — Marine Robbins, Volunteer Coordinator, Armed Forces Retirement Home, Washington, DC.

“Thank you so much for sending our Veteran’s this beautiful concert video. We are planning on showing it to all the Veterans on Veterans Day. Please thank everyone who was involved and I know that our Veterans are going to enjoy this beautiful concert.” — Kelly Black, Admissions Coordinator, Veterans Community Living Centers, Colorado Department of Human Services, Florence, CO.

“Thank you very much for thinking of the veterans at the New Hampshire Veterans Home! We are very impressed with the talent of your members! So many of our veterans will appreciate the performances of these prodigies.” — Sarah Stanley, New Hampshire Veterans Home, Tilton, NH.

“Well done. Thank you for remembering our veterans!” — Sue Nelson, On-Site Representative, Texas Veterans Land Board, Temple, TX.

“On behalf of the Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs, I want to personally thank you for the concert music and supportive measures. Your music and talents are truly appreciated and we are grateful for your kindness and efforts to support the veterans community.” — Keith L Jackson, Lieutenant Colonel, U.S. Army (Ret), Commissioner, Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs, Frankfort, KY.

Please enjoy!

Updated: November 10, 2020 — 3:40 pm

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