Every year, at Veterans Day, we pause and honor the brave men and women who have dedicated themselves to serving in the US armed forces. This day of remembrance and gratitude has its roots in Armistice Day, which commemorated the end of World War I on November 11, 1918, at 11:00 AM. Through the passage of time, the number of veterans from World War II has sadly diminished. In 2024, only approximately 100,000 of these valiant individuals remain with us, a stark reminder of the urgency to cherish and listen to their incredible stories. Sadly, it is anticipated that by D-Day 2025, this number will further decline, emphasizing the importance of honoring their legacy now.
To all soldiers, past and present, we extend our deepest thanks for the safety and freedom we enjoy today. This Veterans Day, we express our heartfelt gratitude to the millions who have served and continue to serve our nation, including those among our Giroux Glass family. To our veterans at Giroux Glass, we honor your service, your sacrifices, and the dedication you bring to our team every day. Your contributions, both in uniform and with us in the workplace, inspire us all and remind us of the strength and resilience that define our nation.
We are proud to name our Giroux Glass veterans, who include:
Issac Anthony Barragan
US Army Specialist-E4, Medic
Giroux Glass glazier
Eugene Cornett
Staff Sergeant (E-6), USAR, RET
Giroux Glass glazier
Ralph Deligio
United States Navy
Giroux Glass project manager
Chris Duren
United States Marine Corps
Giroux Glass glazier
Louis Felice
United States Army National Guard
Giroux Glass shipping/receiving
Arron Peach
United States Army
Giroux Glass project manager
Robert Perez
Sergeant, United States Marine Corps
Giroux Glass Service estimator/ project manager
Tremain Roseman
United States Army
Giroux Glass senior project manager
Jorge Sandoval
United States Marine Corps – CPL
Giroux Glass estimator
Adrian Tso
United States Army – Field Artillery/Infantry
Giroux Glass technical project manager
Greg Wright
USN/USNR, Retired Chief Petty Officer E-7
Giroux Glass VP of Nevada Operations and Risk Management