Friends of The Lafayette County Veterans Memorial

06/17/2026

What better Father’s Day gift for the Veteran in your family than a permanent place of honor on the Veterans wall?
Apply today for the Veteran in your life. Approximately 25 spaces remain on the first wall.
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No payment due at time of application.

06/16/2026

Thank you Barry Luff for your generous donation to The Friends of The Lafayette County Veterans Memorial. Your generous donation will help us expand and maintain the memorial.
Thank you for your support.

06/16/2026

If you want your name or a loved ones name on the first new Veterans Memorial wall. You should apply before it is too late. Https://FLCVM.org. No payment due at time of application.

06/15/2026

Thank you Keith Ross your generous donation to The Friends of The Lafayette County Veterans Memorial. Your generous donation will help us expand and maintain the memorial.
Thank you for your support.

06/12/2026

Thank you Spaar Publications for your generous donation to The Friends of The Lafayette County Veterans Memorial. Your generous donation will help us expand and maintain the memorial.
Thank you for your support.

06/11/2026

Thank you Janelle Neece your generous donation to The Friends of The Lafayette County Veterans Memorial. Your generous donation will help us expand and maintain the memorial.
Thank you for your support.

06/10/2026

In case you missed it!!
News story about The Lafayette County Veterans Memorial expansion. Please help us make this Project a reality. Donate Https://FLCVM.org

06/10/2026

In case you missed it!!
News story about The Lafayette County Veterans Memorial expansion.

02/27/2026

Help us honor Lafayette County native:
Navy Captain Leonard B. "Tuck" Smith with a new memorial on the grounds of the LafayetteCounty Courthouse.

Captain Leonard B.”Tuck” Smith A Higginsville native, was an American pilot who while training Britsh pilots spotted the German battleship Bismarck on May26, 1941 after an extensive search by British forces. His actions led to it being sunk by British naval and air forces. Smith was the first American to participate in a World War II naval victory and is sometimes considered the first American to be directly involved in World War II for his actions. Smith was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for his role in the sinking of the Bismarck. The movie Sink the Bismarck covers this event.
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The Friends of the Lafayette County Veterans Memorial seek to preserve, maintain, and expand the Lafayette County Veterans Memorial located on South 10th Street in Lexington, Missouri.