Gov. Mike Kehoe Serves at Jefferson City Hy-Vee Veterans Day Breakfast

FOX23 News at 9 p.m.

MISSOURI (KBSI) – Gov. Mike Kehoe spent his morning serving veterans at a local Veterans Day Breakfast held at the Jefferson City Hy-Vee, according to a public statement released by the governor.

In a message reflecting on the event, Kehoe highlighted the importance of recognizing the military community. The governor expressed that it was a personal privilege to spend the morning hours serving those who have served the nation.

During the breakfast, Kehoe underscored the ongoing nature of the respect and honor owed to former military personnel. He stated that the courage, sacrifice, and dedication shown by veterans deserve widespread gratitude that extends far beyond the observance of a single day on the calendar.

“It was a privilege to spend this morning serving those who have served us,” Kehoe shared in his public post regarding the breakfast. “The courage, sacrifice, and dedication of our Veterans deserve our gratitude not just today, but every day.”

The morning event took place at the Hy-Vee located in Jefferson City. In his remarks addressing the venue, Kehoe expressed his appreciation to the store and its organizers for putting together the breakfast service for veterans. He extended a direct thank-you to the Jefferson City Hy-Vee for hosting what he characterized as another great Veterans Day Breakfast.

Throughout his statement, Kehoe focused on the service members in attendance and the venue that facilitated the meal.

By assisting in the service at the Jefferson City Hy-Vee, Kehoe participated directly in honoring the local veterans who gathered for the morning meal. The governor emphasized that the dedication exhibited by these individuals warrants enduring appreciation from the public every single day.

Kehoe closed his remarks by repeating his appreciation to the Jefferson City Hy-Vee for coordinating the Veterans Day Breakfast and serving those who have dedicated their lives to military service.