In heartfelt homage, we unveil the “Service and Sacrifice Monument” as a profound tribute to the courageous men and women who selflessly sacrificed for others and tirelessly served in our United States Military, safeguarding our nation’s safety.

Thirteen majestic spires soar, symbolizing the original colonies, gracefully expanding into fifty states—an emblem of our nation’s growth from cherished ideals to global prominence. Encircling the monument, plaques pay homage to the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Coast Guard, and Space Force, embodiments of valor.

Within this dedicated space, the statue of Welles Remy Crowther, “The Man in the Red Bandana,” stands tall, honoring heroes without uniforms. His selfless sacrifice during the 9/11 attacks reverberates through time. An adjoining plaque narrates his extraordinary story, eternally preserving his bravery.

Nearby, the life-size replica of the Liberty Bell beckons—a powerful symbol of resilience, forged with fragments from the fallen Twin Towers, reminding us of our unwavering spirit.

This monument stands as a solemn dedication to all who made sacrifices for country and community, inspiring us to recognize the heroes within ourselves. May this acknowledgement stir our souls, evoking deep emotions and a lasting reverence for those who exemplify the very essence of humanity’s finest.