A powerful new mural now graces the walls of the Mount Pleasant Veterans Hall, unveiled in a ceremony filled with pride and reflection.
The mural, featuring soaring eagles and a battlefield cross, serves as a striking reminder of the strength, spirit, and sacrifice that define America’s military service members. The eagles symbolize the enduring spirit of freedom, while the battlefield cross pays tribute to the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice to protect those freedoms.
Local artist Sue Hopper and her granddaughter, Paris Always, were recognized for their outstanding work in creating the mural. Their dedication and artistry have left a lasting tribute that honors veterans and inspires the entire Mount Pleasant community.
In a Facebook post, The Mount Pleasant VFW invites the public to visit the mural. “We invite everyone to come by, take a moment to reflect, and remember those who gave everything for us.”
The mural stands as a lasting symbol of gratitude and remembrance, filling the hall—and the hearts of all who visit—with pride.