Governor Josh Stein has issued a statement in recognition of Memorial Day. He acknowledged the contributions and sacrifices made by North Carolinians who have served in the military, emphasizing their role in safeguarding national freedoms.
“Throughout our nation’s history, North Carolinians have answered the call to serve our country and protect our freedoms, and this weekend we honor those who paid the ultimate price in that service,” Governor Stein stated. He expressed condolences on behalf of himself and his wife, Anna, saying, “Anna’s and my heart are with all the North Carolinians who are mourning their loved ones.”
The governor urged residents to remember those who have fallen by preserving their memories and celebrating their bravery. He also called for a commitment to “nourishing our democracy” as a way to honor their legacy.
In observance of Memorial Day, all U.S. and North Carolina flags will be flown at half-staff from sunrise until noon on Monday, May 26th.
