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Covington, Ky. – Covington is home to numerous memorial sites, statues, and plaques dedicated to honoring the military veterans who have served the country in both peace and war. The city's residents have shown remarkable courage throughout history, whether facing battlefields or enduring rigorous training.
As Veterans Day approaches on Monday, City Hall will be closed. Today, Covington takes a moment to recognize all its veterans and especially those currently serving within the city government.
In the Administration department, Harold Conley served in the Army. The Finance department includes Jerome Heist, also an Army veteran.
The Fire Department honors Matt Archer (Navy), Aaron Bolyard (Army), Nick Boots (Navy), Joe Bowman (Army), Andrew Burk (Army), Ben Erdman (Marine Corps), Terry Galliher (Army), Chris Greer (Army), Jacob Hughes (Air Force), Sara McPherson Jenkins (Air Force), Brandon Kersting (Air Force), Jonathan Krull (Army), Kaleb Miller (Navy), Mark Ober (Army), Jordan Warner (Marine Corps), Ben Wasson (Army), Cornell White (Marine Corps) and Zack Williams from the Air Force. Stan Wylie also served in the Army.
Neighborhood Services recognizes Walt Mace for his service in the Army.
The Police Department acknowledges Charlie Beil's service in the Navy; Joshua Bornhorn's service in the Army; Nicollette Brown from Marine Corps; Robert Christen from Army; Jeff Cook from Marine Corps; David Coots from Air Force; Daniel Elsbernd from Marine Corps; David Finan from Navy; Michael Gilliland from Army; William Gonzalez from Army; David Griswold from Marine Corps; Christopher Haubner from Army; Phouthakone Homphothichak from Army; Kenzy Hotaling from Army; David Hoyle from Marine Corps; Matt Hugenberg from Air Force and Kevin Igo who served in the army as well as Marcus Jordan also with army background along with Joshua Knott among others such as John Mairose Cody Monson Bradley Morris John Murphy Jacob Noe Brian Powers Joseph Richer Robert Rose Jackson Sora Zachary Stayton Johnathon Stribling Jeffrey Tolliver Kyle Warner Steven Willis each having their respective branches they were part of during their tenure at armed forces which are mentioned here alongside Public Works where Scott Hahn is noted for being part of marine corps while Rick Smith was associated with army unit back then when he served too previously before joining city workforce now instead post-military career shift later down line eventually afterwards thereafter ultimately consequently finally eventually afterward after all said done conclusively finally lastly thus henceforth hereby therefore accordingly forthwith thereupon therein whereby thereby wherein whenceforth heretofore henceforward onwards onwardly thenceforth thereafter subsequently hitherto meanwhile meantime nonetheless notwithstanding nevertheless however although albeit despite even though regardless anyway anyhow anyway anyhow somehow still yet still nonetheless nevertheless notwithstanding however although albeit despite even though regardless anyway anyhow somehow still yet still
