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The Annual Battle of Medina Remembrance
An annual remembrance ceremony for the Battle of Medina, led by a local commission since 1988, honors the historical event with involvement from the Sons of the American Revolution and community leaders.
By Martin Gonzales | Historically Speaking·16 hr ago
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Martin Gonzales Since 1988, this commission has been involved in the remembrance ceremony and events surrounding the Battle of Medina.
When this remembrance began, it was led by the Sons of the American Revolution and it has evolved over the years.
This ceremony was started by Atascosa CHC Chair Mary Isabella Williams, her husband Edgar and Educator Judge Robert Thonhoff.
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