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1000 flags on display for veterans
WGEM
Quincy (WGEM) — The Field of Honor, with 1000 flags, is now standing in Madison Park in Quincy.
One by one the flags were put up by volunteers with the Quincy Exchange Club for the fifth year in a row.
Field of Honor
Herald-Whig
QUINCY — Dennis Koch did not need much time to craft a response to an inquiry about what makes the Field of Honor so special.
Koch is a member of the Quincy Exchange Club, the service organization that is responsible for the annual display on the grounds of Madison Park.
Field of Honor flag display rescheduled
WGEM
The Field of Honor, a display of 1000 flags put on by the Exchange Club of Quincy, has been rescheduled due to weather conditions.
The display at Madison Park will be available for viewing beginning next Friday, November 16th through Sunday, November 18th. The Field of Honor was originally scheduled for Veteran’s Day weekend.
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Herald-Whig
The Exchange Club now plans to focus fundraising efforts on its American Flag program. For $30 a year, it will put a flag in a participant’s front yard four times a year — Memorial Day, Flag Day, the Fourth of July and Veterans Day. The club is also sponsoring a Field of Honor at Madison Park, where 1,000 American flags will be displayed on Veterans Day.
We’ll post news stories about the event here as they are published.