Honor and Remember Alaska Chapter
Honor and Remember of Alaska, LLC P.O. Box 588 Sterling, AK 99672-0588 Director – Dave Caswell (907) 598-3105 AKchapter@HonorandRemember.org http://ak.honorandremember.com Text AKFLAG to 71777
Nationally Endorsed by:
AFSA Air Force Sergeants Association AUSA Association of the United States Army National Society Sons of The American Revolution MOAA Military Officers Association of America
Corporate Sponsors
To learn more about becoming a corporate sponsor click here. Congressman & Mrs. Scott Rigell
Homepage
Establish ~ Educate ~ Present ~ Comfort To Establish a Tangible National Symbol of Gratitude, The Honor and Remember Flag, as a Visible Public Reminder to all Americans; Perpetually Recognizing the Sacrifice of Our Military Fallen Heroes and Their Families. __________________________________________ Families of Our Military Fallen Click Here to Request a Personalized Flag … Read more
D.C. NEWS RELEASE
NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release January 28, 2011 NATIONAL FLAG MOVEMENT TAKES ITS MESSAGE TO THE HALLS OF CONGRESS Honor and Remember Founder Will Visit Every Member of Congress to Rally Support for Establishing a New National Symbol WASHINGTON, DC – After traveling over 25,000 miles through 50 states, one would think it would be … Read more
December Casualties 2010
Cpl. Chad S. Wade Sgt. Matthew T. Abbate Sgt. 1st Class James E. Thode Lance Cpl. Lucas C. Scott Staff Sgt. Jason A. Reeves Sgt. Nicholas J. Aleman Cpl. Derek A. Wyatt Pfc. Colton W. Rusk Staff Sgt. Vincent W. Ashlock Sgt. Jason D. Peto Lance Cpl. Michael E. Geary Sgt. James A. Ayube Spc. … Read more
Recent Heroes
We would like to Honor the memory of these military men and women who recently lost their lives, and Remember them each specifically by name. Please pray for these families as they begin their journey of healing through this unimaginable devastation.
Please Donate
This is a mission for us all, and I will not stop until our fallen heroes and their families are publicly recognized. Thank you for continuing to support this campaign of remembrance.
Honor and Remember Minnesota Chapter
Honor and Remember of Minnesota, LLC P.O. Box 434 Anoka, MN 55303 Director – Mike LaBelle 612-730-8842 MNchapter@HonorandRemember.org http://mn.honorandremember.com
Mr. Lutz goes to Washington
Feb – March 2011 Goal: Meetings with all 535 elected officials. U.S. Congress and U.S. Senate. Please contact your Representatives and help us arrange meetings in DC. This will be the year for Honor and Remember federal adoption
Flag Presentations
A unique design feature of the Honor and Remember Flag is the opportunity to personalize it. Not only can you fly this flag in gratitude of all sacrifice but in remembrance of someone in particular you know or love.
The Flag
Mission: To create, establish and promote a nationally recognized flag that would fly continuously as a visible reminder to all Americans of the lives lost in defense of our national freedoms. All Military lives lost not only in action but also in service, from our nation’s inception.
Day 158 – Post Arlington
November 12, 2010 Thanks to all of those supporters who helped pick up the 12,000 flags Friday morning. It went quickly and was completed in about two hours. What a respectful impact we all made yesterday. Perhaps this can become a yearly event. Let me know your thoughts. Now for phase two! “Mr. Lutz goes … Read more
November Casualties 2010
Spc. Jonathan M. Curtis Pfc. Andrew N. Meari 1st Lt. James R. Zimmerman Sgt. 1st Class Todd M. Harris Cpl. James C. Young Spc. Blake D. Whipple Sgt. Michael F. Paranzino Lance Cpl. Brandon W. Pearson Lance Cpl. Matthew J. Broehm Pfc. Shane M. Reifert Staff Sgt. Jordan B. Emrick Lance Cpl. Randy R. Braggs … Read more
Day 157 – Arlington National Cemetery
November 11, 2010 Five months ago, 157 days back, June 7th Alex and I left Chesapeake Virginia to embark on an historic journey. The first stop Dover Air Force Base, where our sons and daughters are first brought home. Today, sans Alex, I arrive at the completion of this journey in Arlington National Cemetery for … Read more
Day 156 – Richmond, Arlington, VA
November 10, 2010 Drove 5 hours to Richmond, Virginia last night and along the way found out my legislative visit in the morning had been canceled. I was exhausted and decided to just stay in Richmond anyway before heading to Washington, DC. I also needed to advance my trip to the cemetery and meet with … Read more
'Honor' Flags to be Placed at Arlington Cemetery
George Lutz spoke more about his Honor and Remember mission on the Nov. 11 edition of the CBN News Channel’s Morning News.Click play to watch his interview. CBNNews.com
Day 155 – Camp Lejeune, NC
November 9, 2010 Left the home of Maj Floro this morning and headed East 2.5 hours to a scheduled ceremony at Camp Lejeune headquarters, Jacksonville, NC. This was the start of a long driving day. We met outside base with Kathy Moore’s team and were escorted in by security. The event was held outdoors in … Read more
Day 154 – Raleigh, Ft Bragg NC
November 8, 2010 Honor and Remember of North Carolina, chapter director Kathy Moore and her team have been working diligently in the state to prepare for my visit. This is the 50th state on my journey and the final stop before heading to Arlington for Thursday’s ceremony. The day began with breakfast at the Fullers … Read more
Day 153 – Asheville, NC
November 7, 2010 Today I was scheduled at Trinity Baptist Church in Asheville. We had been planning this for months and I was warmly welcomed by the pastor and the congregation of over 1000. Trinity is very active in giving tribute to the military and today was a special military appreciation day. I was able … Read more
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2010-11-07
Georgia is no longer on my mind. SC and tomorrows ceremony is. I've now officially travelled 26 thousand miles. Don't forget to vote. # George Lutz meeting with newly elected SC Governor Nikki Haley. She also signed the pledge to Honor and Remember. http://twitpic.com/33m32a # Wonderful unexpected sucess in SC. Now entering my 50th state, … Read more
Day 152 – Asheville, NC
November 6, 2010 This morning I woke to solid ice in the birdbath, its cold up here. Five more days until Arlington. Hard to believe when I look over the breadth of the time and distance traveled. June 5th, five months ago I began this trek of remembrance, and it will soon come to an … Read more
Day 151 – Burnsville, NC
November 5, 2010 Admin, Admin, Admin… finally posted and got caught up. Tomorrow: More of the same AND Clemson University flying HR at Saturday’s game. Blessings, George
Day 150 – Columbia, SC
November 4, 2010 Day 150 began with an onslaught of rain, haven’t had many of those as a matter of fact many states are in drought conditions. But I welcome the weather and headed off for what would become a very busy and productive day. My first stop was to visit with US Congressman Joe … Read more