In honor of our fallen or MIA military men and women
- The white tablecloth symbolizes the purity of intentions to respond and serve their country.
- The black napkin symbolizes the emptiness the fallen/missing soldier left in the hearts of loved ones.
- The round placemat symbolizes the circle of everlasting concern of loved ones.
- The red rose stands for the family with faith and love for those who served.
- The yellow ribbon is for the loyalty in waiting for those who served.
- The inverted glass symbolizes the fact that the fallen/missing soldier can no longer enjoy a toast.
- The lemon slices symbolize the bitter loss of the fallen/missing soldier.
- The salt symbolizes the countless tears for the soldier who can no longer calm our fears.
- The candle stands tall on the table to represent vigilance and hope.
- The empty chair symbolizes the fallen/missing soldier who can't be here with us.
"Set for ONE, For ALL to remember."