Chatham Rotary Club Field of Honor® 2021
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July 3rd – July 24th 2021
19783 US – 29 Chatham, VA 24531
Creating an awe-inspiring panorama, United States flags will fly in a solemn formation at Olde Dominion Agriculture Complex during July 3rd through July 24th, 2021. This stirring display of 350 flags will bring the community together in a patriotic tribute to honor our heroes. Each U.S. flag represents an individual and tells a story. Flags may be sponsored to honor individuals currently serving in our Military, Veterans, First Responders, Educators, Healthcare worker, Community Volunteers and Hometown Heroes. This unique event is the perfect opportunity for all of us to remember and honor our many heroes.
The Stars & Stripes reminds us of who we are as a people. Americans meet the challenges of history and overcome hardships becoming by stronger. That is just who we are. The United States flag represents our solidarity in creating a brighter tomorrow and uniting us all.
This moving display is a gift to the community made possible through donations, sponsorships, and the efforts of many dedicated volunteers. You can show your support and gratitude by sponsoring a flag or making a donation. Please visit us at
www.chathamrotaryclub.com
We will be having an opening ceremony more information will be forth coming.
The display is open to all without charge. Do not miss it!
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In The News
Patriotic pride shines in Chatham
Danville Register – Jul 3, 2021
The Rotary Club of Chatham started planning for a July 4th Hometown Celebration in March as a way to celebrate the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. The multi-day event included a block party Friday evening by the Pittsylvania County Sheriff’s Office. The patriotic festivities continued Saturday when the Rotary Club hosted an opening ceremony for a Field of Honor along U.S. 29. The flag display will run through July 24 dedicated to “hometown heroes of all kinds, from educators to hospital workers, as well as law enforcement and military veterans,” a the club said. A parade down Main Street in Chatham welcomed floats, vehicles and animals Saturday morning. The Pittsylvania Historical Society also invited visitors to explore artifacts from the county’s history.
Danville Register – Jul 3, 2021
The Rotary Club of Chatham started planning for a July 4th Hometown Celebration in March as a way to celebrate the end of the COVID-19 pandemic. The multi-day event included a block party Friday evening by the Pittsylvania County Sheriff’s Office. The patriotic festivities continued Saturday when the Rotary Club hosted an opening ceremony for a Field of Honor along U.S. 29. The flag display will run through July 24 dedicated to “hometown heroes of all kinds, from educators to hospital workers, as well as law enforcement and military veterans,” a the club said. A parade down Main Street in Chatham welcomed floats, vehicles and animals Saturday morning. The Pittsylvania Historical Society also invited visitors to explore artifacts from the county’s history.
Star Tribune
CHATHAM, Va. — The Chatham Rotary Club is planning a Hometown Celebration in and around Chatham for the 4th of July weekend.
This new weekend of festivities will be highlighted by Friday evening fireworks on July 2 and a flag-filled Field of Honor at the Old Dominion Agricultural Complex to honor local hometown heroes, from military veterans to first responders, as well as beloved family members.
Benefiting Charities:
Chatham Rotary Club
Hosted By:
Chatham Rotary Club
Local Organizing Committee:
Project Chair: Alisa Davis
Co-Project Chair: Rachel Gatewood
Fundraising Treasurer Chair: Phil Mauger
P.R. Chair: Lisa Tuite
Program Chair: Walter Sullivan
Volunteer Chair: Nick Morris
Field Coordinator: John Harris
Other: Dick Camp
Other: Becky Crites
