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2022 Field of Valor November 5 - 13

Posted by Shelley Nelson on Nov 04, 2022

Join us as we SERVE, HONOR, and EDUCATE through our 1000 Flag Salute to Service during Veterans Week November 5-13, 2022.

Veterans Park is located at 3101 Harvey Rd, College Station, TX 77845.

Thanks to those of you who supported Bryan Rotary Club in this service project and fundraiser. Flag grid locations are downloadable below and we will have a list onsite in the info box stands.

2022 Flag Grid Locations by Honoree Last Name

2022 Flag Grid Locations by Donor Last Name

Printable certificate to notify your honoree

Section I=By Softball Field parking area

Section II=By Veterans Memorial parking area

Section III=By Harvey Road Fence line

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