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The Legacy of 1950
Established in 1950, the W.H. Wilburn Lake Como Day Parade stands as a testament to the resilience and collective strength of our community. What began as a small gathering of Black families in Lake Como, Texas, has grown into one of the longest-running Fourth of July traditions in the state. We honor the pioneers who built this neighborhood from the ground up, creating a legacy of stability and culture that continues to inspire generations today.
Help Carry the Tradition Forward
Everything We Need Is In the Village
Rooted in resilience and collective strength, our community stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of Lake Como. We celebrate the legacy of those who built this neighborhood through perseverance and the vibrant culture that thrives within our walls.
Generations of Pride
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