Woodbridge Veterans' Parade This Sunday At 1:30 P.M.

WOODBRIDGE, NJ — Mayor John E. McCormac announced that public ceremonies commemorating Veteran’s Day 2018 get underway this Sunday, Nov. 11 at 1:30 p.m. as Woodbridge Township veterans, military personnel, marching bands, community organizations and Township residents parade down Main Street in honor of the men and women who have served our nation in time of war and in peace.

Please park in the NJ Transit lot near Woodbridge town hall.

“Woodbridge Township veterans and military personnel will march to Town Hall where they will be honored for their service to our Township, state and nation,” Mayor McCormac said. “It is a great privilege to recognize our veterans and to let them know that we appreciate their sacrifice in the defense of our freedom and for their service to our nation in times of emergency and disaster.”

Welcome and salute Township veterans and active-duty military personnel from all branches of service as the 12th annual Woodbridge Township Veteran’s Day Parade, which steps off from St. James Church (Amboy Avenue and Main Street) at 1:30 p.m. and concludes at the reviewing stand in front of Town Hall.

Join members of Woodbridge Township veterans organizations - American Legion Post #87, American Legion Post #471, American Legion Post #248, the Cpl. Kevin J. Reinhard Marine Corps League Detachment #189, VFW Woodbridge Memorial Post #4410, VFW Hopelawn Memorial Post #1352, VFW Colonia Memorial Post #6061, VFW Avenel Memorial Post #7164, VFW Iselin Memorial Post #2636, VFW Fords Memorial Post #6090, DAV Chapter #56 – along with Woodbridge Township public service and emergency response units, scouting, youth, civic and historic organizations, the Woodbridge, Colonia and JFK High School marching bands, and parade dignitaries.