Charles N. DeGlopper Memorial
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The VFW Post 9249, Moose Lodge #180 and the American Legion Post 1346 are partnering to expand the Charles N. DeGlopper Memorial Park in Grand Island, NY.
Charles N. DeGlopper, a Grand Island war hero, was a U.S. Army soldier who posthumously received the Medal of Honor, the highest award given by the U.S. military. DeGlopper gave his life in the Battle of Normandy, during WWII.
The expanded DeGlopper Memorial site will not only honor Charles N. DeGlopper, but all Grand Island residents, past, present, and future, who have proudly served the United States as a member of the military. The site will include a memorial to all branches of our Armed Forces.
The park willt be a learning experience for kids and for people to be able to see family members names on a wall or pavers. It will be a place to learn more about Charles N. DeGlopper and a list of others who gave their lives for our freedom, but also a place for members of the Grand Island community to return thanks.
We hope to start work in June of 2016, and have the project completed in the summer of 2017. However, this cannot be done without the support of others.
You can help to honor Charles N. DeGlopper, and the many Grand Island residents that have unselfishly risked their lives to keep our home safe by giving to help fund this expansion project.
Charles N. DeGlopper, a Grand Island war hero, was a U.S. Army soldier who posthumously received the Medal of Honor, the highest award given by the U.S. military. DeGlopper gave his life in the Battle of Normandy, during WWII.
The expanded DeGlopper Memorial site will not only honor Charles N. DeGlopper, but all Grand Island residents, past, present, and future, who have proudly served the United States as a member of the military. The site will include a memorial to all branches of our Armed Forces.
The park willt be a learning experience for kids and for people to be able to see family members names on a wall or pavers. It will be a place to learn more about Charles N. DeGlopper and a list of others who gave their lives for our freedom, but also a place for members of the Grand Island community to return thanks.
We hope to start work in June of 2016, and have the project completed in the summer of 2017. However, this cannot be done without the support of others.
You can help to honor Charles N. DeGlopper, and the many Grand Island residents that have unselfishly risked their lives to keep our home safe by giving to help fund this expansion project.
Organizer
Kaitlin Brunner
Organizer
Grand Island, NY
