Staten Island: 17th Annual Vietnam Veterans Day Ceremony April 26th With Senator Andrew Lanza

17th Annual Vietnam Veterans Day Ceremony

You’re Invited: 17th Annual Vietnam Veterans Day Ceremony

Saturday, April 26, 2025, 1pm, Tottenville High School

Editor’s note: Senator Lanza hosts this event each year, including last year, during the month of April.  He also hosts a Veterans barbecue later in the year with State Senator Scarcella-Spanton. 

Senator Andrew Lanza invites you to Tottenville High School on Saturday, April 26th at 1pm to recognize the sacrifices of those who served in the Vietnam War at the 17th Annual Vietnam Veterans Day Ceremony. 

In 2008, Senator Lanza and former Assemblyman Titone authored a law designating March 29th as Vietnam Veterans Day in the State of New York. On March 29, 1973, the last 2,500 troops were withdrawn from South Vietnam, thus ending military involvement in one of the longest wars in our Nation’s history.

Due to the unpopularity of this war, the men and women who survived and the 58,195 brave souls who fought and died, were never given the proper respect and gratitude they deserved for serving their country. Of the names listed on the Vietnam Memorial Wall, 4,120 are from the Great State of New York. Senator Lanza hosts the annual celebration of Vietnam Veterans Day to properly thank our veterans who fought bravely in Vietnam.

~ No RSVP required, All are welcome, bring your family! ~

 ~ Light refreshments will be served ~

Any questions please call: (718) 984-4073 

Senator Andrew Lanza

Senator Andrew J. Lanza was elected to represent Staten Island’s 24th New York State Senate District on November 7, 2006. As a former New York City Council member, prosecutor, accountant and business owner, Senator Lanza brings extensive public and private experience to the Senate.