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Field of Honor The Kiwanis Club Foundation of Greater Danbury is hoping to raise funds for veterans groups and its own programs via the Field of Honor at the north end of the Village Green in New Milford. The flags will stand proudly through Pearl Harbor Day on Dec. 7. For more photographs and the story, see Page S11. Nov. 3, 2012 Photo: Trish Haldin -
The Field of Honor stands proudly on the lawn of the New Milford Historical Society, just north of the New Milford Village Green. Nov. 3, 2012 Photo: Trish Haldin -
Contributing their talents to the creation of the Field of Honor just north of the Village Green in New Milford are, from left to right, Ishaani Pradeep, Madisyn Avallone and Samantha McCaughan, all aged 8 and members of Brownie Troop 40236. Nov. 3, 2012 Photo: Trish Haldin -
Navy veteran Thomas Turk, who served in the U.S. Navy from 1955 to 1959 as a 2nd Class plumber, is among those honored with a flag in the Field of Honor just north of the Village Green in New Milford. Photo: Trish Haldin -
Maura Juan, president of the Kiwanis Club Foundation of Greater Danbury, Inc. hands out flyers to passing motorists hoping to get area residents to sponsor a flag in Field of Honor in New Milford. Photo: Trish Haldin -
Putting flags together for the Field of Honor in New Milford for the Kiwanis Club Foundation of Greater Danbury are, from left to right, Linda Thomas of New Milford, Caitlyn Allen of Danbury and Maureen Arnold of New Rochelle, N.Y. Nov. 3, 2012 Photo: Trish Haldin -
Krystyne Calubaquib, 16, a junior at New Milford HIgh School, represents the school's Key Club while helping sell flag sponsorships for the Field of Honor. Nov. 3, 2012 Photo: Trish Haldin
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