Freedom Memorial Park
Freedom Memorial Park in downtown Fayetteville, NC is designed to be one of the premier Veterans parks in the
southeastern United States. When complete, it will serve as a fitting tribute to the men and women in uniform who
have served our country. This $1.5 million project is being funded by private donations.

The selfless service and sacrifice of those who have served this country should never be forgotten.
Take a moment to enjoy the park and pay tribute to our America's heroes.

Duty ~ Honor ~ Country

The Park is located on the corner of Hay street & Bragg Blvd. across from the Airborne & Special Operation Museum

Chairman Letter

Contributors

 Pavers

 Progress in Pictures

Links
World War I  Casualties World War II Casualties Korean War Casualties Viet Nam Casualties SPONSOR (S) NEEDED FOR THE GLOBAL WAR ON TERRORISM MEMORIAL
       

PAVER PROGRAM
There is a place of honor in Freedom Memorial Park waiting just for you. The Obelisk will be surrounded with custom engraved granite and brick pavers honoring service members from any branch and those who have supported them. ORDER ON LINE


Chairman's letter to the Chamber of Commerce

  DONATIONS
If you wish to make a donation to Freedom Memorial Park
Send to Cumberland Community Foundation. Inc.
Freedom Memorial Park
PO Box 2345
Fayetteville, NC 28302

korean war Veterans Armistice Day
REMEMBERING THOSE WHO SERVED
 Freedom Memorial Park Ceremony
 On behalf of the Korean War Veterans Armistice Day Coordinating Committee, I want to thank all those that attended the  commemoration of the 57TH anniversary of the Armistice on July 27, 2010

NC Veterans Park
City, county , state and military officials broke ground of the long awaited North Carolina Veterans Park.
The park will connect to FMP and a full report on the progress of the park will be provided on this web site soon.
 

Iron Mike statue is now in position at the Airborne & Special Operations Museum

A view of Freedom Memorial Park
from the location of the Iron Mike Statue 

A single rose was placed at the base of the Korean War Memorial in honor of Cpl Oliver W. Matthews during 27th July ceremonies in recognizing the signing of the Korean War Armistice Day, Flags should have been flown at half - staff.  CPL Matthews was KIA 27 August 1951. Picture provided by:  CSM R Tom Twomey THANKS TO THE CITY AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT WORKERS CONTINUE TO MAKE THE  IMPROVEMENT IN UPGRADING THE APPEARANCE OF THE PARK. We now have a rest room on site.
We are honored to be part of  America’s home of  heroes to work with those who share our commitment to the Armed Forces. Freedom Memorial Park Steering Committee and it's members are proud to join forces with the City of Fayetteville, Cumberland County, state and local governments, nonprofit organizations, private citizens, and other partners, in support of Veterans park, located next to Freedom Memorial Park, to build trails and playgrounds, recognize and promote local history, and introduce the next generation to stewardship opportunities and responsibilities.

YOUR SUPPORT IS APPRECIATED

 

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