Utah National Guard leaders honor Armed Forces Day with prayer and pledges

February 07, 2025 | 2025 Utah Legislature, Utah Legislature, Utah Legislative Branch, Utah


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Utah National Guard leaders honor Armed Forces Day with prayer and pledges
The Utah State Legislature convened for its 18th day of the 2025 General Session on February 7, 2025, marked by a solemn opening that included a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance. Wing Chaplain Andy Madsen of the 51st Wing of the Utah National Guard led the prayer, emphasizing gratitude for leadership and the sacrifices made by service members. He called for divine guidance for the leaders present, asking for wisdom and protection for their families.

Following the prayer, Lieutenant Colonel Toby Adamson, recognized as the Field Grade Officer of the Year for the Utah Army National Guard, led the assembly in the Pledge of Allegiance. The session was noted for its observance of Armed Forces Day, highlighting the importance of military service and community support.

The meeting proceeded with a roll call of senators, confirming attendance and participation. Notably, Senator Harper was excused from the session. The gathering underscored the legislature's commitment to honoring military service while conducting its legislative duties. Further discussions and legislative actions are anticipated as the session progresses.

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