Dear Friend of the Connecticut Trees of Honor Memorial,
The hero trees, monuments, pond and surrounding areas at the
memorial are coming together nicely as we move towards our very special
Public Dedication Ceremony on September 17, 2016.
While we were not able to complete all aspects of our original design
plan, we are hopeful that one day those features will be added.
At this time, we are reaching out to our supporters to give you the
opportunity to sponsor one of our hero trees. To date, we have more
than half of the trees unsponsored. We are
asking for a donation of
$1,500 to sponsor one of the remaining hero
trees. Your generous donation will be used to annually maintain the
tree with fertilizer, watering, etc. In addition, we will use these
funds to replace trees whenever the need arises. In return for your
tree sponsorship, you will be given an engraved brick near your tree to
alert those who visit that you are supporting the CT Trees of Honor
Memorial and are willing to ensure that the trees and surrounding areas
are properly taken care of for years to come.
If you wish to sponsor a tree, you can go to our website and make a one-time donation of $1,500 at www.cttreesofhonor.com/donate or you can mail checks payable to CTHM, Inc. at P.O. Box 86; Cromwell, CT 06416.
If you have a preference on which hero tree you are sponsoring, please indicate this with your payment. Thank you!
Warm regards,
Sue Martucci, President & Blue Star Mother
Diane DeLuzio, Secretary & Gold/Blue Star Mother
Roger Beliveau, Director & U.S. Navy Veteran
Mark DeLuzio, Director & Gold/Blue Star Father
Cheryl LaFlamme-Miller, Treasurer
Elaine Poplawski, Director
Angelo Martucci, Director
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SGM Phillip R. Albert, Terryville |
PFC Jeffrey Braun, Stafford Springs |
CW3 William I. Brennan, Bethlehem |
DC3 Nathan Bruckenthal, Ridgefield |
SPC Andre Craig, Jr., New Haven |
SSG Ari R. Cullers, Waterford |
SGT Felix Del Greco, Jr., Simsbury |
SSG Richard S. Eaton, Jr., Guilford |
SPC Richard Emmons, N. Granby |
Maj Raymond G. Estelle, New Haven |
SGT Edward J. Frank II, Hartford |
PFC Orlando E. Gonzalez, Bridgeport |
LCpl. Tyler O. Griffin, Voluntown |
CPT Jason R. Hamill, Salem |
SPC Christopher Hoskins, Danielson |
SPC Robert W. Hoyt, Ashford |
SSG Henry E. Irizarry, Waterbury |
SFC Edward C. Kramer, Southington |
Cpl. Xhacob Latorre, Waterbury |
SO1 (SEAL) Jason Lewis, Brookfield |
PFC Nicholas A. Madaras, Wilton |
SPC Jacob D. Martir, Norwich |
LTC Michael McMahon, W. Hartford |
SGT Joseph M. Nolan, Waterbury |
PFC Gebrah P. Noonan, Watertown |
SFC Dae Han Park, Watertown |
SSG Joseph E. Phaneuf, Eastford |
LCpl. L. Philippon, West Hartford |
Cpl. Jordan C. Pierson, Milford |
SPC Dennis J. Pratt, Southington |
PFC Stephen Richardson, Bridgeport |
SPC Philip C. S. Schiller, Winsted |
SSG Thomas Vitagliano, New Haven |
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You are cordially invited.
Public Dedication Ceremony
CT Trees of Honor Memorial
Veterans Memorial Park
Walnut Grove Road
Middletown, CT 06457
September 17, 2016 at 2:30 p.m.
This will be an all-day event starting with the Annual 65K Run for the Fallen – CT starting at 6:00 a.m.
(Rain or Shine). Guests are invited to spend the day to cheer on the
runners, participate in the run or walk, meet military and Gold Star
families and enjoy music and patriotism surrounding this day.
Entertainment and live demonstrations will take place throughout the
afternoon. Lunch will be available from 11:00 to 2:00 p.m.
The Dedication Ceremony and 65K Finish Line will begin at 2:30 p.m.
The keynote speaker is former Navy SEAL Officer Chris Fussell who was
Aide-de-Camp to then-Lieutenant GEN Stanley McChrystal during his final
year commanding the Joint Special Operations Command.
Signs will be posted for parking and a shuttle bus to the memorial site.
There will be limited handicapped parking in Veterans Memorial Park.
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