Perry Hosts Troops For Early Thanksgiving Lunch

AUSTIN (November 20, 2012)--Thanksgiving came early for some Texas military personnel who were treated to a holiday meal Monday at the Governor's Mansion in Austin.

Gov. Rick Perry and his wife, Anita, hosted Monday's luncheon for veterans and active-duty military to thank them for their service.

More than a dozen people attended.

The Texas Veterans Commission, Texas Military Forces, F7 Group, Hope for the Warriors, Lone Star Veterans and Warriors Weekend assisted with the luncheon.

Perry's office also says Christmas decorations for the Governor's Mansion will feature a military theme.

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