The stone and marble monument has the name of each Freeport resident who was a member of the armed forces and who died in service of the United States fighting for their country. Post No. 342, including Commander Charles Jackson, enough money was raised to enable the monument to be completed in time for this year's parade, which drew a record crowd of marchers and spectators. All 125 of Freeport's brave servicemen and one servicewoman, Mabel Pauline Guest, fought in battles ranging from the Civil War to the Vietnam War.
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