Monday, May 27, 2019 Falls Church, Virginia
Memorial Day Parade Program
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Letter from the Mayor Official 2019 Parade Lineup Memorial Day Vendor List Parade & Festival Map Veterans Ceremony Information Parade King & Queen Parade Grand Marshal
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To all who come to the City of Falls Church to celebrate and commemorate Memorial Day with our most elaborate festival of the year, welcome! This goes for all the locals and especially our visitors on this day. We are immensely proud of our city, and invite you to learn more about it while you are here. You are reading a special supplement to our weekly newspaper that serves Falls Church, with its 13,892 citizens, and its Northern Virginia environs. Falls Church enjoys an unparalleled quality of life, superb schools, wonderful public services including a magnificent library, friendly merchants, and incredibly active and accessible participatory government and, yes, a terrific newspaper. It you’ve ever considered residing, shopping or doing business in Falls Church, let us invite you to linger beyond the end of the Memorial Day parade and mosey around a bit. We’re sure you’ll like what you see. Falls Church prides itself on its hospitality and affirmation of diversity. It makes a point of welcoming all who come to visit or live, regardless of race, ethnicity, sex, religion, disability, sexual orientation or gender identity. We want you in Falls Church!
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• Free parking is available on many side streets (except those restricted for the parade setup or Fun Run - see below). Check signs for �me limits. • The George Mason Square Garage (103 W. Broad St.) is open all day to the public. • The Kaiser Permanente Deck (on the corner of N. Washington St. and Park Ave.) is open all day to the public. Accessible Parking will be available on Great Falls St., from Little Falls St. to N. Washington St.
Where NOT to Park on Memorial Day? Private Parking Lots: Visitors to the Memorial Day fes�vi�es are reminded to NOT park in private parking lots with posted “No Parking – Towing Enforced” signs. The private lots are for the customers of businesses only. Many businesses enforce parking restric�ons on weekends and holidays and may tow without no�ce.
The following roads will be closed all day (5:30 a.m. – 7 p.m.) to both vehicular traffic and street parking: • Park Ave., from N. West St. to N Washington St. • Li�le Falls St., from Park Ave. to Great Falls St. • Great Falls St., from Li�le Falls St. to Virginia Ave. • Lincoln Ave., from Great Falls St. to N. West St. • N. West St., from Great Falls St. to Park Ave. • Greenwich St., from Lincoln Ave. to N. West St. • N. Oak St., from Lincoln Ave. to N. West St. • Highland Ave., from N. West St. to Sycamore St. • Governors Court
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Welcome from the Mayor of the
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Welcome to the City of Falls Church’ s annual Memorial Day Parade and Festivities. We are pleased that you’ve chosen to spend this special day in The Little City. On Memorial Day, we come together as Americans to reflect and rememb er the servicemen and servicewomen who have given their lives defending our country. Our nation owes a debt to its fallen heroes that we can nev er fully repay. But we can pay tribute to their sacrifice, and say thank you to their friends and fam ily whose lives are forever changed because their loved one gave everything they had in serv ice to our country. I hope you’ll join me for the Memor ial Day Ceremony at 11:00 A.M. outs ide of the Community Center to commemorate these fallen heroes, and express gratitude to our veterans whose service we will never forget and thos e who continue to serve in our arm ed forces. Colonel Tracy Roou will be our keynote spe aker. A resident of the City of Falls Church, Col. Roou retired from the U.S. Army after 26 years of active duty service at hom e and abroad.
At 2:00 P.M., join us for the annual Memorial Day parade along Park Ave nue. Our Grand Marshal is Rob Donovan, who’s spe nt decades volunteering for Falls Chu rch City Public Schools and the greater community in addition to serving in the U.S. Nav y for twenty years. Make sure to read Mr. Donovan’s pro file featured in this edition of the New s-Press. Falls Church, along with the rest of our nation, will continue to gather together on this special day each year to pay homage to the dedicated men and women who sacr ificed their lives on behalf of our country. I encourage you to make this day an annual rem inder that the good we can do in our communities and the world is because of the legacy give n to us by those who gave their lives in service.
P. David Tarter, Mayor City of Falls Church, Virginia
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Your Of�icial 2019 City of Falls Church Memorial Day Parade Lineup 1. American Legion Post #130 2. Cub Scout Pack 657 3. Sheriff’s Office 4. City of Falls Church Police Department 5. Grand Marshal Rob Donovan 6. Falls Church City Council 7. Falls Church City Public Schools/ School Board 8. Memorial Day King & Queen 9. Greater Falls Church Veterans Council 10. VFW Post 9274 11. Arlington County Fire Department Station #6 Falls Church 12. Falls Church News-Press 13. Daughters of the American Revolution 14. Falls Church Volunteer Fire Department 15. We Support The Girls 16. Rolling Readers Precision Book Truck Drill Team 17. George C Marshall Marching Band 18. Thomas Jefferson Elementary School Safety Patrols 19. McGrath Academy of Irish Dance 20. Girl Scouts of the Nations Capital Service unit 50-14 21. Alma Boliviana 22. Falls Church Recreation and Parks Department 23. Slapshot 24. Fairfax VA Chapter- Harley Owners Group 25. Falls Church Arts 26. Falls Church Youth Lacrosse 27. Centro Cultural Bolivia 28. St James Catholic School 29. Haycock Brownie Troop 30. Fraternidad Embajadores del Folklore 31. Cub Scouts Pack 681 32. Falls Church Kiwanis Little League 33. Underdog 34. Washington Scottish Pipe Band 35. BSA Troop 1996 36. Bikenetic 37. South Lakes High School Army ROTC
38. Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority 39. Tinner Hill Blues Festival 40. Batala Washington 41. Falls Church Lions Club Eye Van 42. Concerned Citizens Against Gun Violense 43. Buxton Forest Neighborhood Float 44. Broadmont Terrace 45. 4-H 46. Capital Bikeshare 47. Girl Scouts Service Unit 60-4 48. Kena Shriners Temple 49. Growing Smiles of Northern Virginia 50. 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air 51. VPIS 52. John F. Nicoll Pipes & Drums 53. American Lube Service Center 54. Falun Dafa 55. Theo Stamos for Commonwealth’s Attorney 56. Falls Church City Democratic Committee 57. Marcus Simon for Delegate 58. Parisa for Justice 59. Cheer DC 60. Goldfish Swim School 61. Operation Earthwatch 62. Rotary Club of Baileys Crossroads 63. Promise Nothing 64. Dave and Melanie Elliott’s 1947 Dodge Club Coupe 65. City of Falls Church Department of Public Works 67. Fraternidad Waca Wacas Tolata 68. Robert Stilling & Family 69. Mosquito Hunters 70. Maha Yoga 71. Ms. VA Sr USA 2019 72. Tinkus Tiataco USA 73. Enshin Karate/KZMMA 74. The Kensington Falls Church 75. Salay Pasion Bolivia 76. 1964 Cadillac Convertible
Parade starts at 2 p.m. at the intersection of N. West St. and Park Ave. and runs through the intersection of Park Ave. and Little Falls St.
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Memorial Day 2019 Veterans Ceremony Monday, May 27, at 11 a.m. City of Falls Church Veterans Memorial, 223 Little Falls St., Falls Church, VA 22046
Master of Ceremonies Harry Shovlin, Americal Legion Post 130
Remarks Bob Smith Chairman, Greater Falls Church Veterans Council
Prayer for the Departed Veterans Pastor Greg Loewer, Columbia Baptist Church
Presentation & Announcements Harry Shovlin, Americal Legion Post 130
Taps Master Gunnery Sgt. John Abbracciamento, U.S. Marine Corps Band
Keynote Address Tracy Roou, Retired Colonel US Army
Retiring of Colors Honor Guard from the American Legion Post 130
Presentation of Wreath in Memory of Departed Veterans Jenny Inskeep, Falls Church Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Escorted by Richard L. Anton, Post 130
God Bless America City of Falls Church Concert Band Under the direction of Robert Little Vocals by Sgt. Major Robert Petillo (retired), US Army Band
Posting of Colors Honor Guard from the American Legion Post 130 National Anthem City of Falls Church Concert Band Under the Direction of Robert Little Vocals by Sgt. Major Robert Petillo (retired), US Army Band Invocation Pastor Greg Loewer, Columbia Baptist Church Welcoming David Tarter Mayor, City of Falls Church
Reading of Names Harry Shovlin, Americal Legion Post 130
This program was prepared by representatives of the Greater Falls Church Veterans Council including American Legion Post 130, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Martin Leppert Sipes Post 9274, Catholic War Veterans Paul and Jacques Martin Post 1652, Republic of Vietnam Association, Korean Vietnam Veterans Association, Falls Church Daughters of the American Revolution, Northern Virginia WWII Veterans, the Veterans Memorial Committee, and dedicated volunteers under the coordination of the City of Falls Church Recreation and Park Department. The City of Falls Church is committed to the letter and spirit of the Americans with Disabilities Act. To request a reasonable accommodation for any type of disability call (703) 248-5027 (TTY 711).
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Mr. & Mrs. Mason Share Trials & Triumphs of School Career by Patricia Leslie
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An annual and essential element of the City of Falls Church’s Memorial Day Parade & Festival is the heralding of Mr. & Mrs. Mason, two George Mason High School seniors who won the right to be parade participants earlier in the school year. This years honorees, Sigrid Edson and Miles Jackson, still can’t get enough of their high school experience and are eager to continue their learning once they hop off the convertible Monday afternoon. Chosen by teachers and students in a pageant of questions, talents and biographies back in March, Edson and Jackson sat down last weekend with the NewsPress to talk about the parade and high school. Edson has been a parade participant a bunch over the years with her school’s safety patrol, but Jackson wasn’t real sure if it’s been the Falls Church parade or somewhere else that he’s marched with the Boy Scouts and Earth Watch. Beyond parade life, the best high school experiences of these two lifelong Falls Church residents have revolved around the people they’ve grown up with well and especially some memorable teachers, Edson mentioned. “Everyone is very respectful to the teachers who have a nice relationship with you and you want to learn from them and they want to teach you,” Jackson said. Edson exclaimed how fantastic the IB HL biology class taught by Martina Goss was for her. “I like science but I’m not a super sciency person, and I still loved it. You just feel so smart,” Edson said. Both seniors raved about “History of the Americas” taught by Tammy Chincheck, “one of the famous classes at Mason, everyone learns so much,” Edson said. “It’s definitely a difficult course, but you come away with so much of an understanding,” Jackson chimed in, with Edson adding how relevant its teachings are still today before Jackson continued. “The class is not just dates but historiography, but events which affect other events and how we
can analyze them and apply them to the future.” He also praised his physics teacher, Bryan Harris, for helping him think about how the world operates. Both hailed Albert DeFazio, their Theory of Knowledge teacher, for teaching them how to think critically about concepts. For all the love they share for their teachers, sometimes they just wanted to be removed from the daily fray of academic obstacles. “The worst thing for me was not having enough free time,” Edson said. “I was taking interesting classes and was learning a lot. I was doing things I loved. But sometimes I want to stay at home because there’s so much work. Though honestly, everything has its good side, and it hasn’t been a bad experience.” The two still managed to make time for volunteer work, either tutoring Mason students in math or participating as Mustang Ambassadors to help newcomers acclimate to the school environment. They also applied their musical talents (Edson plays the trumpet, and Jackson, the trombone) to the jazz band, performing at senior centers and elementary schools, and helping raise money for hurricane victims and gun control advocates. Mason is a rose, but one that’s been wilting for a while. Jackson noted the school’s crumbling state and age, and both noted that every classroom has a characteristic leak somewhere. What was even more difficult than dodging rogue droplets in the hallway was hearing about how amazing the new high school will be in the future...and how they won’t get to enjoy it. Edson will be sad at graduation and Jackson doubly so. She is off to Johns Hopkins University, and he’ll be at the University of Virginia. “I’ve been doing college applications for months now,” Jackson paused before reevaluating his timeline — one that started when he was a sophomore. “Years! I’ve been doing them for years! It’s just been so long.” Edson works at Clay Café where she’ll be this summer saving money for college, and Jackson is going to use his serv-
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ing skills to find a summer job, in-between his trip to Australia as one of 200 high schoolers from around the world chosen to sing in the Honors Performance Series at the Sydney Opera House. If they had it to do all over again, Edson would “tell myself to get involved in the arts sooner” which for her means prior to her junior year when she began theater and choir. “I’ve made some of my best friends there, and they make me happy.” She advises incoming freshmen to “try things and really pursue them if you love them. Don’t spend time on stuff which is not important to you.” Jackson would become more serious earlier, “not just about academics, but about life, too. I think I was just wandering aimlessly through life until the end of my sophomore year, and I am still figuring out who I am.” Edson admonished her classmate: “You’re a kid! We’re still kids.” But even some adult “kids” are still trying to figure that one out for themselves.
STAR STUDENT SENIORS Miles Jackson (left) and Sigrid Edson (right) were thrilled to be crowned Mr. and Mrs. Mason back in early March. Jackson will be attending the University in fall, after working on college applications since his sophomore year. Edson will be attending Johns Hopkins in Baltimore after Mason’s graduation in June. (Photos: Top – Patricia Leslie/Bottom – FCCPS Photo/ Carol Sly)
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Donovan’s Everyman Aura Earns Him Grand Marshal BY MATT DELANEY
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Every story is only as good as its narrator, with the best doubling as the audience’s tour guide through the plot while also sharing in the shock of the twists that come. Behind the mic for the City of Falls Church’s story is Rob Donovan, whose jovial tone, Yankee delivery and altruistic spirit embodies the best of what the City represents. It’s why his stint as the Grand Marshal in this year’s Memorial Day Parade & Festival is as much a celebration of him as it is the Falls Church City community itself. Donovan has a knack for voicing the unspoken sentiment of the moment in a way few others can. It gives him a down-to-earth vibe with an effortless prescience that leaves an impression on those he comes across. Spreading his essence to a level of near Citywide popularity all stems from his affinity for one three-letter word. “I’ve always said ‘Yes’ to any request,” Donovan told the News-Press, who referenced his 14 years as Glen Forest Community Association president in the Fairfax County side of Falls Church — 10 of which were spent when he wasn’t even living in the neighborhood — as testament. “I always do anything I can to help an organization or an individual. I loved all the things I was able to do by being with the good people of Falls Church City.” No ask has ever been too great for Donovan. Take his tenure on the board of the Creative Cauldron as an example. Donovan is no thespian, nor is he necessarily a religious consumer of the arts. But he is a guy who happened to
be strolling by the Falls Church theater one afternoon and was easily cajoled into helping paint the set hours before showtime. The short window Donovan spent with Cauldron’s team that day allowed him to see the theatre’s commitment to quality first-hand. Over a decade later, he’s proud to say he’s played a role in it blossoming into one of the area’s standout regional theaters. Or how about possibly his most well-known role — the Voice of Mustangs Athletics — and its humble origins. Before he was calling football and soccer games with his typical panache at George Mason High School (and singing the national anthem acapella to appease a referee with a stick up his you-knowwhat), Donovan got his start in the local minors, a.k.a Little League. It was baptism-by-fire for him at an all-star game between Falls Church and McLean, and a first glimpse at the comical candor he would be bringing to the community for the years that followed. “The Falls Church team was down about 5-2 and McLean was batting, so I’m providing some color and I say, ‘Ok Falls Church, the bases are loaded; that means there’s a force out at any base. Be on the lookout for a groundball, then throw to home and try to double from there,” Donovan said. “Officials from the league were banging on the door of the announcers booth trying to stop me, parents are screaming at me from the stands, all while my other parent friends were doubled-over laughing. I was eventually banished. I felt like I was set up.” Whether with friends at a function or sometimes just walking around town, Donovan would get some small-town fanfare thanks to
his distinct pipes. It’s not a life the former member of the U.S. Navy and later public relations employee for the U.S. Energy Association expected, but he’s happy to bless the Little City with a bit of his big city Bronxiness (his wife and longtime Brooklynite, Kathleen, would dispute he’s more Long Island than Bronx, but we’re staying out of the New York City turf wars in this cheery feature). Just like there can be only one Highlander, there can be only one Grand Marshal. But if Donovan could split the role with this family, like Lindsey Lohan did with the tiara at the end of “Mean Girls,” he’d do it without hesitation. He actually feels like the least deserving person in receiving this honor between his wife and two children, Daniel and Mary Catherine. Donovan says all the credit goes to his kids for being so active in the school system and so open to making new friends that often he and Kathleen were merely in tow to the children’s social lives. And amongst him and Kathleen, he credits her lengthy service as the PTA president for putting him in the mix with so many people. To Donovan, Daniel and Mary Catherine did the outreach with Kathleen then showing why she’s the heart and soul of the family unit. He just hopes there’s some room for a few more people on the parade float come Monday. But amidst all this humility, Donovan misses what he offers to those he feels a party to. It’s one of the curses of living in the moment; thankfully, his family is there to remind him of what he means to them. “I got a text from Daniel the other day saying, ‘Dad, I just can’t
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BEFORE HIS VOLUNTEERING “CAREER” within the City of Falls Church began, Rob Donovan spent 20 years serving in the U.S. Navy and another 18 doing public relations for the U.S. Energy Association. In the Little City Donovan’s taken on a new life as a man-about-town who lends his literal voice to sporting events and will continue somewhat of a newfound family tradition in serving as Grand Marshal. (C������� P����) wait to fly home Thursday night. I’m so excited to be with you for the weekend. You’ve always been bigger than life and you so deserve this honor. I’m so proud that I can share it with you,’”
Donovan said. Surely more than a few people would agree. Now all Donovan has to do is decide what will become of that beard of his.
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