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The Chamber celebrated love, family, and honoring a hero's legacy with the Private First Class Matthew K. Guyon Foundation.
April 20, 2024 · CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Yesterday was the most beautiful day to celebrate an amazing family and legacy being carried out in and around the Pasadena Community. We had the honor of celebrating the Private First Class Matthew K. Guyon Foundation as a Chamber Member! We heard from Milissa Guyon on the vision of carrying out her son's legacy on community involvement and serving those around you. The first project from the foundation was having the Gold Star Family Memorial site created in LaPorte, TX.
Check out their website to learn about their various initiatives and upcoming events: www.PFCMKG.com
A special thank you to Mark McVey for providing a phenomenal performance of the National Anthem!
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