Friends of Doyle Knight

Friends of Doyle Knight Lennon Area Veterans Memorial named after Doyle Knight, the first person from Lennon to die in WWII.

We are in need of a mobile engraver to complete on-site engraving, if anyone has recommendations. (please share)Pictured...
08/11/2025

We are in need of a mobile engraver to complete on-site engraving, if anyone has recommendations. (please share)

Pictured are the flagstones to be engraved with our donor names & organizations. Thank you, and thank you for your patience.

06/14/2025
05/26/2025
04/28/2025

The Veterans group, led by Jerry, retired Chief Master Sergeant, USAF, will meet at the Lennon Cafe on Wednesday, May 7 at 11 am. All veterans are urged to attend.

03/15/2025

Calling all Veterans......
Each Wednesday, at 11 am Coffee Time for Our Veterans, hosted at Lennon Methodist Church. This program aims to provide a nurturing environment for veterans, to provide solace, camaraderie and spiritual growth. This program will be lead by Pastor Jerry, retired Chief Master Sergeant, USAF. All veterans are welcome and please pass the word along.

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P. O. Box 329
Lennon, MI
48449

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+18106213305

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Making Progress !! Check out the Park Site in downtown Lennon. :) Want to help? Email: [email protected] Thank you !!

Marcia would be proud, concrete work happening in the next two weeks along with the bases for the flag poles and statue. Thanks to all of you for your support, we are getting there. We will post the next fundraiser soon, not sure another dance or dinner is possible this year with all the covid regulations. If you would like to donate or help, email [email protected], or stop at Lennon Telephone Co. and see Sharon. “They gave, we remember.”