BUFFALO SOLDIERS OF THE ARIZONA TERRITORY, MESA
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Ladies and Gentlemen of the Regiment, Mesa, Arizona (Independent Org)
PATRIOTISM VETERANS AND HISTORIANS, 1866
OUTREACH COMMUNITY EVENTS
BUFFALO SOLDIERS ARIZONA TERRITORY MONUMENT, 1866 to 1951
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The Buffalo Soldiers Arizona Territory Monument is 8 feet tall and 11 feet wide. It is made of granite and is double-sided. The monument features several pictures and narratives of the Buffalo Soldiers, with soldiers mounted on horses and other designs.
Designed by: Cmdr. Fred Marable & Deputy Cmdr. Michelle London-Marable, founders of the Official Arizona Centennial Legacy Buffalo Soldiers of the Arizona Territory - Ladies and Gentlemen of the Regiment, Mesa, AZ. INDEPENDENT ORGANIZATION (c)
"Share the big news: Our hard work paid off".
As of March 31, 2022, the Official Arizona Centennial Legacy Buffalo Soldiers of the Arizona Territory - Ladies and Gentlemen of the Regiment, based in Mesa, Arizona, is an independent organization. This organization has taken on the sole responsibility of successfully raising the funds necessary to finance the First Black American Buffalo Soldiers Arizona Territory Monument, 1866 to 1951, in Arizona.
The Buffalo Soldiers Arizona Territory Monument is completely funded and poised for installation. The monument, the memorial bricks, and the groundbreaking shovels have been securely stored since March 31, 2022, and are prepared to make a significant impact.
BUFFALO SOLDIERS OF THE ARIZONA TERRITORY MESA, ARIZONA
On December 3, 2007, the "Regiment" had completed 500 events. This Monument symbolizes our rich history and holds profound significance for the Black American community. It is a testament to the bravery and contributions of the Buffalo Soldiers in Arizona Territory and worldwide from 1866 to 1951.
Ladies and Gentlemen of the Regiment
Preserving the Past, 1866 - 1902
Fundraising is at Hand
We are extending our invitation to businesses, veterans' groups, public figures, entrepreneurs, sports personalities, foundations, non-profits, community leaders, and individuals.
The Buffalo Soldiers Arizona Territory Monument is designed by the Official Arizona Centennial Legacy Buffalo Soldiers of the Arizona Territory - Ladies and Gentlemen of the Regiment, Mesa, Arizona (Independent Organization).
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We are very proud of our accomplishments and our sustaining efforts to educate our fellow Americans about the contributions made by the Buffalo Soldiers as they served our country.
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"Our Hard Work Has Paid Off"
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ARIZONA VETERANS HALL OF FAME, Phoenix, Arizona
OCTOBER 28, 2016 ARIZONA VETERANS HALL OF FAME INAUGURAL CEREMONY, SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA
Secretary of State Michele Reagan and Wanda A. Wright, Director Arizona Department of Veterans' Services.
The Arizona Veterans Hall of Fame Medal was commissioned in 2001 and is the highest honor awarded by the Governor to an honorably discharged military veteran of the State for achievements outside of their military service that significantly benefit and provide inspiration to other veterans.
The Arizona Veterans Hall of Fame Medallion and associated neck wear are directly related to the official Arizona Flag,
The Arizona Veterans Hall of Fame (AVHOF) recognizes and honors our Arizona veterans who have made significant civic contributions at the local, state, or national level. Honorees are veterans who serve, or have honorably served, their country through military service and who also serve and inspire their fellow citizens with deeds and accomplishments outside their military service. Of single exception is that the AVHOF also recognizes Arizona's Medal of Honor recipients.
With the inaugural ceremony, Arizona became the second state in the nation establish a veterans' hall of fame. Each year since, with the consent of the Governor, the Unified Arizona Veterans continues to honor our veterans by inducting them into the Arizona Veterans Hall of Fame.
Secretary of State Michele Reagan, Cmdr. Fred Marable, U.S. Army Vietnam Veteran and Director Wanda Wright, Arizona Department of Veterans' Services
THE ARIZONA VETERANS HALL OF FAME
On October 28, 2016, Commander Fred Marable, U. S. Army Vietnam Veteran was inducted into The Arizona Veterans Hall of Fame as a U.S. Army Veteran of the Vietnam War and as a Buffalo Soldier of the Arizona Territory and featured at the State Capitol Museum.
The organization have received the following Buffalo Soldiers Medal of Honor recipient's medallions and plaques that are inducted into The Arizona Veterans Hall of Fame and featured at the State Capitol Museum..
1. Corporal Isaiah Mays, Medal of Honor, (1858 - 1925) inducted May 30, 2001.
2. Sergeant Benjamin Brown, Medal of Honor, (1859 - 1910) inducted October 23, 2015.
3. Sergeant William McBryar, Medal of Honor, (1861 - 1941) inducted October 28, 2016.
Secretary of State Michele Reagan, Deputy Cmdr. Michelle London-Marable and Director Wanda Wright , Arizona Department of Veterans' Services
THE ARIZONA VETERANS HALL OF FAME
On October 28, 2016, Deputy Commander London-Marable accepting Sergeant William McBryar (Buffalo Soldier) Medal of Honor, (1861 - 1941) and Medallion.
The organization have received the following Buffalo Soldiers Medal of Honor recipient's medallions and plaques that have been inducted into The Arizona Veterans Hall of Fame.
The Buffalo Soldiers of the Arizona Territory - Ladies and Gentlemen of the Regiment, under the direction of Deputy Commander Michelle London-Marable, present a patriotic tribute to our nation by Ray Charles "America of the Beautiful" song.
The original Buffalo Soldiers of the Arizona Territory, several receiving our nation's highest military recognition for valor, the Medal of Honor, were an instrumental force in the protection of European settlers of our then territory.
The current organization bring their story to life, and teach us of the dedication to our nation and their important part in its building.
Commander London-Marable portrays the First Female Buffalo Soldier, Cathy Williams who enlisted under the name of William Cathay, serving from 1866 - 1868.
The Buffalo Soldiers of the Arizona Territory - Ladies and Gentlemen of the Regiment were formed in 2007 by Michelle and her husband, Frederick Marable, who is the Commander of the Regiment.
Cmdr. Fred Marable, U.S. Army, Vietnam Veteran, and Arizona Veteran Hall of Fame, Class of 2016 & Deputy Cmdr. Michelle London-Marable, Founders
Webmasters: Deputy Cmdr. Michelle London-Marable and Sgt. DeVante London
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