Visitors get one last look at the Moving Wall before it is taken down.
Volunteers assist in taking down the Moving Wall.
Volunteers carefully carry pieces of the Moving Wall to the containers.
Family members and friends visited the wall leaving memorial items of their family members who did not return from Vietnam. People were still visiting as volunteers gathered to take down the wall. Pictures on Facebook show family members pointing out the names of their lost loved-ones appearing on the wall.
The pieces of the Moving Wall are carefully replace back into the containers.
Volunteers assist in taking down the Moving Wall.
Veterans of Williams and other members of the community, many who came to put the Moving Wall in place, gathered to take the wall down. Workers from the City of Williams assisted in taking down the War on Terror memorial.
The Moving Wall packed and ready to move on to Thatcher, Arizona.
The Moving Wall now moves on to Thatcher, Arizona.
WILLIAMS — After almost a year of delay, the Moving Wall is finally set up in Williams. About 25 volunteers assisted in getting the wall set up which took about four-hours. Mayor John Moore came out to look at the Wall. He said that after ten-years of trying to get the wall here, it was difficult to believe that it was actually here.
