The 2022 Ohio American Legion Legacy Run made a stop at the Veterans Freedom Flag Monument on Sunday afternoon to lay a wreath in remembrance of all fallen Veterans. The three-day run started Friday morning in Avon Lake, OH and traveled through Eastern, Central and Western regions of Ohio, stopping at selected American Legions and

The 5K Run held on 6/4/2022 to benefit Operation Half Pint was a great success. Approximately 250 participants ran around the exterior of the tank plant, including the test track, and finished at the Veterans Freedom Flag Monument. Afterwards everyone enjoyed a tailgate party at the monument.

We would like to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to Trisco Systems Inc and their team of professional and experienced experts. They generously donated labor and materials to perform a much-needed restoration to the ceiling in the museum building behind the Veterans Freedom Flag Monument.  Pictured are (L-R) Ryan Guth, Dylan Santos and Kevin

On 11/11/2021, a small ceremony was held to recognize Mike Couch for his years of volunteer service to Disabled Veterans thru his involvement with the LTC Ted Epple Deer Hunt and Hunting With Heros.  A plaque was erected and 3 persimmon trees were planted in one of the hunting areas.  Mike is also a dedicated

Pictured are participants in the 2021 Veterans Day Ceremony (L-R) LTC George Kloppenburg JSMC Commander, Mike Barnes Co Chair Ted Epple Hunt Project, Mike Couch Chairman Ted Epple Hunt Project/US Army Vet, Scott Paulik US Army Vet, Hank Kennedy JSMC Plant Manager/US Air Force Vet, Tyler Black Director Johnny Appleseed Metro Park, Greg Gebolys VFFM

Please join us at the Veterans Freedom Flag Monument for our Veterans Day Ceremony on Thursday 11/11/2021 starting promptly at 11:11am.  We are located at 1191 Buckeye Road in Lima, OH.

The renovation of the building behind the Veterans Freedom Flag Monument is continuing.  Members from Laborers Locals 329 and 386 generously volunteered their time to help with clean-up of the area and hanging bricks.  Pictured (L-R) are Earl Master, Charles Colston and Taft Mangas.  The building will eventually house a Veterans Freedom Flag Monument Museum.

We are proud to announce that we have a new website. Our old website was dated and had security issues. We made the decision to update our site to a more user-friendly modern design. Take a look around the new site and tell us what you think!