America 250 Parade
As a trusted moving and storage provider, headquartered out of the Treasure Coast in Florida, it was an honor to be aske to help emcee and be in the USA All Day Pioneers to Patriots parade on the 4th of July. With the sun shining bright, more than 60 local municipalities, civic groups, churches, and businesses came together to demonstrate their love of county and community. Residents and guests alike lined up along Main Street by the thousands to give back that energy and patriotism to the exhibitors.
In the course of the hour, as emcee, it was amazing to highlight two proud Veterans, both more than 100 years old, who served in WWII and earned badges of honor for their bravery and loyalty to America. Sadly, two fallen officers were recognized in the parade and it was incredible to see the salutes for these four incredible Americans from the center stage. Choirs were singing, bands were marching and executing terrific musical cheer, pickle ballers were dribbling, and everyone was waving flags. It was truly a sight to see!
Hats off to the White Glove Moving & Storage team for their participation and assistance leading up to the big day including last minute stage decorating and help with assembling nearby floats who ran out of tape and had no ladders. As professional movers, it sure is handy our trucks are always equipped with the tools and items that may be needed for the job at hand.
Planning a move in the near future? Know of someone who is moving and doesn’t want to do it themselves?
Whether coming into Florida from another state, leaving Florida for a different state, or a local move from one part of town to the next, it is never too early to start the process and White Glove Moving & Storage would be honored to assist.
Always a free estimate, no deposits or hidden fees, great communication and fair pricing; earning the title of most trusted movers is one we take seriously. From our love of America to our love of customers and our region, we hope to be the moving and storage partners you refer.
Cheers to another 250 years!
