Gilpin County No Kings protest at Highways 46 & 119 on March 28.
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Iwo Jima survivor Don Eaton joined the Gilpin County No Kings protest at Highways 46 & 119 on March 28. The event was scheduled for an hour, but Don and his son Dave planned on staying for two. Don was 19 when his Marine detachment landed on the beach 10 minutes after the first wave stormed ashore. He will turn 102 in May and is planning on voting in the general election in November.
The cars at the Gilpin County No Kings Protest at Highways 46 & 119 on March 28 spelled out the message.
