Commissioner Jerry Libbin Unites Miami Beach Communities For 2011 Veterans Day Parade And Ceremony
            
            	
            
            
             
 Join us for the 2011 Veterans Day Parade in Miami Beach. The Parade will be held on Veterans Day, November 11th, beginning at 9am. 
 
  
            
			- Miami, FL (1888PressRelease) October 25, 2011 - Miami Beach Commissioner Jerry Libbin is continuing in his commitment to organize local support for our troops during the Veterans Day Parade in Miami Beach. Since his involvement with the Veterans Day Parade in 2009, Commissioner Libbin has consecutively set record participation numbers by encouraging schools, organizations and businesses to join in the annual celebration and ceremony honoring veterans. The 2011 Veterans Day Parade is hosted by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3559. Applications for group participation may be requested at Jerry Libbin's office at 305-673-7106 or jerry ( @ ) miamibeachfl dot gov dot  
 
 "The men and women who serve our country with distinction deserve our appreciation every day," says Miami Beach Commissioner Jerry Libbin. "This parade gives us the opportunity to come together as a community to thank them."
 
 The 2011 Veterans Day Parade will be held on Veterans Day, November 11th, beginning at 9am. Participants will line up at 8:30am along Washington Avenue on 17th Street. Commissioner Libbin will speak along with other presenters to commence the wreath laying ceremony and 21-gun salute at Flamingo Park at 10:30am followed by a moment of silence at 11am in honor of our First World War Armistice Day Tradition.
 
 Veterans Day ceremonies have long taken place on Miami Beach. Commissioner Libbin has further developed this tradition by drawing well over 2,000 participants from local organizations, such as:
 
 	13th Army Band
 	American Airlines
 	American Senior High School
 	Ayuda
 	Best Buddies International
 	Biscayne Elementary School
 	Biscayne Point Homeowners Association
 	Boucher Brothers
 	CA State Trooper Classic Vehicle
 	Circ X
 	Clevelander
 	Darren Buckner's Martial Arts
 	Death with Dignity
 	Duck Tours
 	ECOMB
 	FHP Patrol Classic Vehicle
 	Fienberg Fisher K-8
 	Fire Department Honor Guard
 	First Citizens Bank
 	Flamingo Park Neighborhood Association
 	G. Holmes Braddock Senior High School
 	Girl Scouts
 	Hands on Miami
 	Happy Kids
 	Homeowner Associations
 	Kiwanis
 	MB Chamber of Commerce
 	MB Fire Engine
 	MB Senior High Key Club
 	MB Senior High School Band
 	MB Senior High School Drum Corps
 	MB Senior High School Naval Group
 	MBPD Color Guards
 	Miami Beach Botanical Garden
 	Miami Beach Homeowners & Neighborhood Associations
 	Miami Jackson Senior High School Band
 	Miss Miami  Beauty Queens
 	NAHA - Nautilus Homeowners Association
 	Nautilus Middle School
 	Neptune Society
 	North Beach Development Corporation (NBDC)
 	North Beach Elementary Students
 	Ocean Drive Association (ODA)
 	Planet Beach Contempo Spa
 	Police Athletic League (PAL)
 	Police Explorers
 	Robert Morgan Education Center HS - 2 buses
 	Rotary Club
 	Sand In Your Boots
 	Sand In Your Boots Members
 	Service Employees International Union (SEIU)
 	Special Forces with Southern Command
 	Sunflower Society Art Students
 	Tammy Green Agency Models
 	Teen Job Corps
 	The Electric Bicycle Store
 	The Graduates - Softball Team
 	Tim Hardaway Foundation Leadership Academy/SOS
 	Tremont Towing
 	U.S. Army Reserves
 	Unidad
 	U.S. Coast Guards - Sector Miami & Color Guards
 	Veterans from American Legion Post 85 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3559
 	Waste Management & Robot Cycler
 
 About The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3559
 The Veterans of Foreign Wars group provides war veterans with resources for services such as medical care, educational benefits, memorial creations and other programs. To contribute to the Miami Beach Post 3559, donation checks can be made payable to VFW Post 3559 and mailed to 650 West Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139.
 
 About Miami Beach Commissioner Jerry Libbin
 Miami Beach Commissioner Jerry Libbin has worked diligently to preserve and enhance the city's unique and vibrant character since being elected in 2005. Commissioner Libbin has a record of tangible results from his policy initiatives dealing with fiscal responsibility, public education, international trade, economic development, arts and culture, the environment and sustainability, neighborhood improvement projects and condominium owner rights.
 
 Commissioner Libbin currently vice-chairs the City Commission's Neighborhoods/Community Affairs Committee and is an Alternate Member of the Land Use and Development Committee. He is also very involved with the Sustainability Committee. Awards and recognitions for his civic leadership include the Emerald City Award from the Environmental Coalition of Miami and the Beaches, the Kiwanian of the Year Award, the North Beach Development Corp Leadership award, and the Outstanding Leadership award from the Optimist Club. He has also been featured consecutively in Miami Today's Book of Leaders. Commissioner Libbin has served as the President and CEO of the Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce since 2010.
 
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