Fremont Avenue Of Flags

10/29/2026

Just a reminder for this Sunday November 1st at 1pm. Thanks

Sunday.
November 1st at 1pm.

For those of you who can help us, this is a reminder that on Sunday November 1st at 1:00 p.m. we will be taking down the flags for forgotten soldiers.
Please meet us at the Veterans Park.

Remember that this is 510 veterans who took their own lives in the past month, we will have a brief discussion and process before and then anyone who can help us take down these flags would be greatly appreciated thank you.

10/22/2026

Sunday.
November 1st at 1pm.

For those of you who can help us, this is a reminder that on Sunday November 1st at 1:00 p.m. we will be taking down the flags for forgotten soldiers.
Please meet us at the Veterans Park.

Remember that this is 510 veterans who took their own lives in the past month, we will have a brief discussion and process before and then anyone who can help us take down these flags would be greatly appreciated thank you.

10/03/2026

On Sunday October 4th at 1pm, we will be brining back the Flags For Forgotten Soldiers to the Fremont Veterans Park. To bring awareness to the Veterans who are struggling out there and that there is always support for them.

This year will mark out 9th year in doing this program; lets show our love and support to ensure no one is forgotten.

This event is powerful, very meaningful and Beyond any words that I can say. I hope that for you or anyone out there who is struggling with thoughts of su***de can find the calm that you need. Please come out to help remember, never forget and always be there for those who need us.

I look forward to seeing you on October 4th at 1pm at the Fremont Veterans Park, so that we can raise awareness to this cause and let all Veterans know there is help. Thanks,

09/29/2026

Please join us this Sunday, October 4th @ 1:00 pm to place mini Flags at Veterans Park.
These Flags will be displayed for 1 month to bring awareness to the crisis in Veterans Su***de for Flags For Forgotten Soldiers.

09/23/2026

09/19/2026

Just 1 week away. Please mark your calendars for this event.

On Sunday October 4th at 1pm, we will be brining back the Flags For Forgotten Soldiers to the Fremont Veterans Park. To bring awareness to the Veterans who are struggling out there and that there is always support for them.

This year will mark out 9th year in doing this program; lets show our love and support to ensure no one is forgotten.

This event is powerful, very meaningful and Beyond any words that I can say. I hope that for you or anyone out there who is struggling with thoughts of su***de can find the calm that you need. Please come out to help remember, never forget and always be there for those who need us.

I look forward to seeing you on October 4th at 1pm at the Fremont Veterans Park, so that we can raise awareness to this cause and let all Veterans know there is help. Thanks,

09/12/2026

If you are veteran a family with veteran or first responder or a family of the first responder please come out to Clements Park here in Fremont we still have several hundred meals left to provide for you and your loved one. Please come out. Thank you.

09/11/2026

On September 11, 2001, nearly 3,000 people lost their lives. Everyday office workers, staff, maintenance workers, executives, and food service employees from hundreds of different companies. Visitors and hotel guests. Airline passengers and crew, first responders, and military personnel.
A total of 75 U.S. Army personnel were killed inside the Pentagon. Additionally, 6 U.S. Army Reserve soldiers who were working as first responders (firefighters and police officers) died in New York City while attempting to rescue victims at the World Trade Center.
Following the attacks, over 7,000 U.S. military service members lost their lives in the resulting combat operations and counterterrorism campaigns.

09/08/2026

Labor Day 2026 🇺🇸
Thank you to everyone that came out this afternoon and braved the heat to help take down flags.
We'll be meeting back up on October 4th for Flags For Forgotten Soldiers, and then for the last time of the year on Veterans Day, November 11th.