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Submit your military member, veteran or first responder to our honor roll.

Missouri Life is opening a section in our November/December 2023 issue to honor those who serve or have served in the military or as first responders. We invite you and/or your organization to submit a current military member, veteran or first responder to be featured in our first-ever Honor Roll.

Missouri Life is introducing our first-ever Honor Roll section. Readers—including both individuals and organizations—are invited to purchase a beautiful full-page or half-page recognition of a special current military member, veteran or first responder. Each tribute will include a photograph and your special memories and sentiments. These recognitions will appear in our November/December 2023 issue and on the MissouriLife.com website.   [foogallery id=”127004″] You may choose from three tiers:
  • A full-page tribute is $500 (see example above)
  • A half-page tribute is $275 (see example above)
  • A featured tribute is $75 (see example above; thumbnail image, name, title, and 2 sentences, published alongside other honorees)
  [foogallery id=”127005″] Click the Submit Now button below to submit the information about your honoree. Payments can be made at the end of your submission of your honoree OR by calling our office at 573-514-5453. Let the 116,000 readers of our magazine and more than 31,000 website visitors learn about the special military member, veteran or first responder in your life. A portion of the proceeds from this special section will go to support Missouri needs through Tunnels 2 Towers, which helps ensure our heroes get and keep accessible homes. SUBMIT YOUR VETERAN OR FIRST RESPONDER TO THE HONOR ROLL BY SEPTEMBER 22

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Written By

Sandy Selby

Editor-In-Chief [email protected]

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