Wreaths Across America – National Day of Remembrance

Honoring Our Veterans at Beverly National Cemetery

Each December, Wreaths Across America coordinates a national day of remembrance to honor and remember the men and women who served our nation. Volunteers across the country gather at cemeteries and memorials to place evergreen wreaths at veterans’ headstones, ensuring that no hero is forgotten.

The South Jersey Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) proudly supports this national event and invites members, families, and friends to participate in this meaningful tribute at Beverly National Cemetery. Together, we uphold the mission to Remember, Honor, and Teach.

Event Details

• Date: Saturday, December 19, 2026

• Location: Beverly National Cemetery
  916 Bridgeboro Road, Beverly, NJ 08010

• Arrival Time: 11:30 a.m.

• Ceremony Begins: 12:00 noon

• Dress: SAR blazer and tie or Color Guard uniform if applicable

• Guests: Families and the public are warmly invited

What to Expect

Participants will:

• Join the brief opening ceremony at noon

• Help place wreaths at veteran headstones

• Pause to read each veteran’s name aloud in remembrance

• Reflect quietly on the sacrifices made for our freedom

Please dress warmly, wear comfortable shoes, and be prepared for outdoor conditions. Volunteers may wish to bring light gloves or a small broom to clear headstones before placement.

How to Participate

We encourage all members and friends to volunteer or attend in support of this honorable tradition.

To sign up or learn more:
📧 Email: [Insert Chapter Contact Email]
🌐 Visit: www.sjcsar.org

You can also sponsor a wreath or read more about the national effort at
👉 Wreaths Across America (opens in a new tab)

Our Commitment

By participating in Wreaths Across America, we reaffirm our gratitude to those who served and continue the SAR mission of honoring our ancestors and all who defend liberty.

“A person dies twice: once when they take their final breath, and again when their name is spoken for the last time. On this day, we make sure their names live on.”