By MDA Staff Writer | November 12, 2026
COAHOMA COUNTY, Miss. — The Coahoma County Sheriff’s Office marked Veterans Day by honoring those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces, with special recognition for five veterans who now serve the community within its ranks.
In a Veterans Day tribute shared on its Facebook page, the office recognized employees whose military service spans the Navy, Air Force and Army. The honorees work in positions ranging from agency leadership and patrol to evidence custody and detention.
The employees recognized were Chief Deputy Marena Jones, who served in the U.S. Navy and U.S. Air Force; Deputy Floyd Brown, a U.S. Army veteran; Deputy Zarrious Moore, a U.S. Army veteran; Evidence Custodian Jacqueline Johnson, a U.S. Army veteran; and Detention Officer David Matthews, a U.S. Army veteran.
The accompanying graphic featured portraits of the five employees against an American flag background, alongside the Sheriff’s Office emblem and military branch insignias.
The recognition highlighted the veterans’ service to the nation and their continued work in Coahoma County. By identifying employees across several departments, the tribute also brought attention to the different roles veterans hold within the agency.
While recognizing its own personnel, the Sheriff’s Office extended its appreciation to all who have served in the nation’s armed forces.
“Thank you for your service and sacrifice!” the office wrote.
Photo Credit: Coahoma County Sheriff’s Office Veterans Day Facebook tribute
Source: Coahoma County Sheriff’s Office Veterans Day Facebook tribute