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Writer's pictureCarla George

Honoring Heroes: National Medal of Honor Day at C&G Family Auto, Inc

March 25 marks a day of profound significance in the United States – National Medal of Honor Day. It's a day dedicated to recognizing the gallantry, intrepidity, and heroism of Medal of Honor recipients, the nation's highest military honor for valor in combat. At C&G Family Auto, Inc, we believe in the power of stories, especially those that tell us about bravery, resilience, and the extraordinary sacrifices of the men and women who have served our country.


The Medal of Honor: A Legacy of Valor


The Medal of Honor, established during the Civil War in 1861, has been awarded to over 3,500 individuals who have gone above and beyond the call of duty in action against an enemy of the United States. These heroes come from all walks of life, representing the diversity and strength of America. Their stories are not just about military victories; they are about personal courage, unyielding determination, and a deep love for the country.


At C&G Family Auto, Inc, nestled in the heart of Burgaw, NC, our foundation is built on more than just cars; it's built on a legacy of valor, courage, and the indomitable spirit of American heroes. As a veteran-owned business, we carry with us the lessons of the battlefield, the camaraderie of our fellow soldiers, and the inspiring stories of Medal of Honor recipients. These individuals, who have demonstrated extraordinary valor and selflessness in the face of danger, have not only inspired us during our time in service but continue to guide our principles and practices long after our military careers have ended.


Inspired by Heroes


During our service, the stories of Medal of Honor recipients were a beacon of light, reminding us of the heights of courage and dedication one can reach. These heroes, who went above and beyond the call of duty, showed us what it means to put others before oneself, to face insurmountable odds with bravery, and to uphold the highest standards of integrity and honor. Their selfless acts of valor were not just tales of heroism; they were lessons in character, leadership, and the profound impact of putting service above self.


SFC EUGENE ASHLEY JR. Medal of Honor for Action in Vietnam 1968

Never Forgetting Their Sacrifice


More importantly, we never forget the selfless sacrifices of these extraordinary individuals. Their legacy is a constant reminder that freedom comes at a cost and that there are men and women who have paid the ultimate price for the liberties we enjoy today. It is this profound respect and gratitude for their sacrifice that fuels our dedication to giving back to our veteran community and supporting those who have served our country.

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