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This documentary focuses on the book 'Finally, A Parade for You' by Molly Burton, which serves as a tribute to military personnel who served during the Vietnam War. The film features eight veterans who participated in the annual Veterans Day Parade in Bend, Oregon, highlighting their experiences and the significance of the event. Two of the veterans had not seen each other for 42 years, emphasizing the long-lasting connections formed through shared service.
Molly Burton, a first-time author and native of Oregon, launched her book on November 11, 2017. She aims to provide half of her sales profits for the betterment of veterans' lives, particularly focusing on Vietnam veterans who are dying at a rate of 290 a day. The documentary also touches on her personal journey, including her background in education and her current work helping veterans through massage and energy healing.
Why Watch
- •Meet Molly Burton, a first-time author and veteran advocate.
- •Find out how veterans reconnect at the Bend, Oregon parade.
- •See the impact of suicide on Vietnam veterans today.
Did You Know
•Molly Burton's book launched on November 11, 2017.
•Two veterans featured in the book had not seen each other for 42 years.
•Vietnam veterans are dying at a rate of 290 a day.
•Molly Burton graduated in 1969 from Oregon College of Education.
Perfect For
Vietnam War historyVeteran supportMilitary family stories