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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2009
Page
4
Dave Mathews is named assistant managing editor and Eshbach takes on managing editor duties. Bengtson and Rogers are listed among the staff as community member and sports editor, outlining a midweek newsroom reorganization.
An editorial honors Memorial Day as a day to remember those who died for the United States, citing Holmes Lincoln and the sacrifices of service members such as Marine Cpl. Travis Nail. It calls for respect, gratitude, and reflection on the American ideal of liberty and duty.
Regular columnist Luke Hales revisits a Memorial Day tribute to Baytown veterans etched on the Kiwanis War Memorial at Bicentennial Park. The piece honors World War II and Korean War heroes, including Thomas W. Griffin, William Marvin Baker Jr., Lawrence and Mike Kern, Esequiel Olachia, and Denis Rhoden, with personal remembrances and context on their service and sacrifices.
The Baytown Sun lists contact emails and phone numbers for staff including Publisher Clifton Clements, Newsroom, Retail, Classified, and Circulation. It outlines letter and guest column limits, photo requirements, submission addresses, editing rights, and delivery times with redelivery guidance.
Letter writer with 26 years in the military praises the service of spouses who sustain the home front during deployments. He notes the spouse's sacrifices including parenting, career balancing, and constant moves, while stressing their rewards and enduring support for service members. He salutes all military spouses and quotes Bette Midler on being the wind beneath our wings.
The poem by Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae of the Canadian Army is published to honor those who fell in battle. It recalls the dead lying among crosses and the call to carry the torch and keep faith with the fallen as poppies grow.
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