VNG Honors Veterans Through Flags In Tradition at Albert G. Horton Jr. Memorial Veterans Cemetery
As part of our ongoing commitment to community and service, Virginia Natural Gas (VNG) proudly participated in the Flags In tradition at Albert G. Horton Jr. Memorial Veterans Cemetery in Suffolk, Virginia. This meaningful event, rooted in a national tradition that began in 1948 at Arlington National Cemetery, honors the memory of those who served by placing American flags at their final resting places.
VNG team members came together to place flags at thousands of gravesites across the cemetery. With each flag planted, we paid tribute to the courage, sacrifice and legacy of our nation’s heroes. Our participation reflects the heart of our Energy to Serve initiative—channeling our energy into actions that uplift and honor our community.
The Albert G. Horton Jr. Memorial Veterans Cemetery, which opened in 2000 and celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2020, has become a sacred space for remembrance in Hampton Roads. VNG is honored to support this tradition and help ensure every veteran is remembered with dignity and gratitude.
We extend our deepest thanks to all VNG employees who volunteered their time and to the broader community that continues to make this event a powerful expression of unity and respect.