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How we started
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How we started
Young men and women have long answered the nation's call to serve in the military to protect the freedoms that we take for granted each day.
There are national and state memorials, but nothing brings awareness as well as a local memorial that we can see each day, allowing us to remember the sacrifices that have been made for us by our ve
Young men and women have long answered the nation's call to serve in the military to protect the freedoms that we take for granted each day.
There are national and state memorials, but nothing brings awareness as well as a local memorial that we can see each day, allowing us to remember the sacrifices that have been made for us by our veterans and their families from the Lee County area.
A group of dedicated veterans and citizens started an effort in 2016 to create a park honoring Veterans of the United States Armed Forces past, present, and future and to acknowledge the sacrifices they made and courage they displayed in service to our country.
Who we are
How you can help
How we started
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chair
Charles Hurley
Vice Chair
Rusty Scholl
Secretary
Carol Bennett
Treasurer
Sandra Lopez
Lee County Veterans Service Officer
Alan Smith
Lee County
Judge Paul Fischer
City Council
Mayor John Dowell
Veterans
Lee Raspberry (Dime Box)
Bobby Rodgers (Lexington)
Leonard Seifert (Lexington)
James Smith (Giddings)
How you can help
How you can help
How you can help
The Lee County Texas Veterans Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All contributions are tax deductible and help with the construction of the Veterans Honor Park.
You may make donations on our Facebook page by clicking the Donate Now button and scrolling through posts to reach a donation request.