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HONORING HEROES
Memory tiles serve as enduring tributes to the men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. These engraved tiles display the veteran's name, branch of service, years served, and, if applicable, the conflict in which they served, prisoner of war status, or if they were killed in action. Some tiles may also feature a photograph of the veteran and a QR code linking to a personal webpage that can be updated over time.

The tiles are displayed on stands within the park, contributing to a space of reflection and remembrance. They are available for purchase at prices ranging from $100 to $200, with order forms accessible at Fremont City Hall or by contacting the Fremont Avenue of Flags organization.

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FREEDOM ROCK
The Freedom Rock is a powerful tribute to U.S. military veterans, initiated by Iowa artist Ray "Bubba" Sorensen II. In 1999, inspired by the film Saving Private Ryan, Sorensen painted a 12-foot, 60-ton boulder near Menlo, Iowa, transforming it into a patriotic mural honoring veterans. Since then, he has repainted the original Freedom Rock annually before Memorial Day, each time featuring new artwork to honor different veterans and military themes .

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Building on this success, Sorensen launched the 50 State Freedom Rock Tour, with the goal of creating a Freedom Rock in every U.S. state. Through these endeavors, Sorensen continues to honor veterans nationwide, using his art to tell their stories and ensure their sacrifices are remembered .
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LIBERTY ISLAND

Welcome to a celebration of two of America's most iconic symbols of freedom—the Statue of Liberty and the Liberty Bell. The Statue of Liberty represents hope, democracy, and the enduring spirit of a nation built by immigrants. The Liberty Bell echoes the call for independence with its historic crack.

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HONORING ALL
WHO SERVED

This monument on Liberty Island stands as a unified tribute to the brave men and women who have served in all branches of the United States Armed Forces—Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, and Space Force. Designed to symbolize strength, sacrifice, and unity, the memorial features distinct emblems and for each service branch, recognizing their unique roles in defending freedom and preserving peace. Whether on land, sea, air, or in space, this monument ensures that every service member's courage and commitment are remembered with honor and gratitude.

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GOLD STAR
MOTHERS

Are women who have lost a son or daughter in military service to the United States. The term originated during World War I, when families would hang service flags in their windows—blue stars representing active service members and gold stars signifying those who had died in the line of duty. Founded in 1928, American Gold Star Mothers, Inc. is a national organization of women who provide one another with support, honor the legacy of their fallen children, and uphold the values of patriotism and service through community involvement and remembrance.

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KOREAN CONFLICT

Honoring the brave men and women who served in the Korean War, often called the “Forgotten War” due to its overshadowing by World War II and Vietnam. From 1950 to 1953, these veterans endured extreme conditions and fierce combat, with over 33,650 Americans making the ultimate sacrifice. Though often overlooked, their courage and commitment were no less significant. This monument ensures their service is remembered with the dignity and gratitude it deserves, standing as a lasting tribute to their role in defending freedom.

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