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Flags of Honor draws large crowd in Triangle Park

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PHOTOS BY LISA SCHROPP AND PROVIDED

The Flags of Honor ceremony held Sunday in Triangle Park in downtown Lock Haven drew the largest crowd the event has ever seen. Flags of Honor is a project of the Rotary Club of Downtown Lock Haven and is made possible by community members and businesses who sponsor flags and become corporate sponsors. A total of 158 flags were sponsored this year in memory of, and in honor of, veterans, troops, first-responders and loved ones. This is Flags of Honor's 10th annual year, and the community support was so great that a record amount was raised - close to $9,000. Funds raised will go to scholarships and local nonprofits. First photo, Rotary District Governor Herb Smith gave the featured address Sunday. Second photo, Spectators ringed the park for the ceremony. Third photo, Gerard Kibler sits with his father, Earl Garbrick’s flag. Fourth photo, James L. Franklin, Jr. played Taps to conclude the ceremony. Fifth photo, Mary Lou Putek stands with the two flags she sponsored. Sixth photo, Scoutmaster Robert Sparrow and Scout Brody Sparrow of Lock Haven Troop 711 assemble a flagpole Friday. Seventh photo, Colton Wheeler places his little flag in the park.

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