In a heartwarming display of community support, Brian’s Tree Service & Landscaping of Glennville stepped in to assist Glennville VFW Post 8379 in repairing a vital symbol of patriotism and respect - the flagpole at the VFW/American Legion Veterans Home. The rope on the flagpole had snapped, rendering it unusable, but thanks to the efforts of local business owner Brian Rogers and his team, the flag is once again flying high.

Sean McCormick, Commander of VFW Post 8379, reached out to Brian Rogers for assistance. Without hesitation, Brian’s Tree Service & Landscaping answered the call, providing a bucket truck and their expertise to repair the flagpole.

"When looking for some help, he came to the rescue with their bucket truck and willingness to help the Glennville veterans out," McCormick stated. "It shows that local businesses really do care about those who served."

The repair of the flagpole holds special significance for the veterans who gather at the Veterans Home, as the flag is a powerful symbol of their service and sacrifice. For Rogers, stepping up to support those who have served was a simple decision.

The collaboration between Glennville VFW Post 8379 and Brian’s Tree Service & Landscaping highlights the strong bond between local businesses and the community they serve. Rogers’ generosity not only solved a pressing issue but also reaffirmed the importance of honoring and supporting veterans.

Brian’s Tree Service & Landscaping has built a reputation for reliability and professionalism in Glennville, but their recent act of kindness demonstrates a commitment to more than just their business. It reflects a shared community value: standing together in support of those who have given so much.

For VFW Post 8379, the repaired flagpole now stands as a renewed beacon of pride and unity, thanks to the efforts of Rogers and his team. Their contribution serves as a reminder that small acts of service can have a profound impact, particularly when honoring the nation’s heroes.

As McCormick expressed, "This act of kindness shows the true spirit of our community - one where people step up to support veterans and ensure their sacrifices are never forgotten," added McCormick.