NOVEMBER 2010 Field of Honor
TO FLY IN MURRIETA NOVEMBER 7-13
A spectacular field of 2,000 Ameri-
can flags honoring those who have served or are serving in the armed forces of our country, law enforcement, fire and other first responders, and your heroes will be on display Nov. 7-13 at Town Square Park in Downtown Murrieta. During the week the second annual
“Field of Honor” (FOH) is flying, there will be several special events including the City’s Veterans Day Parade (Nov. 11) saluting veterans, and ceremonies honor- ing first responders and other activities. The event is a partnership of the Rotary Club of Murrieta and the City of Mur- rieta.
“You can honor a veteran or one of
your loved ones or heroes by flying a flag in the “Field of Honor,” said Frank Do- nahoe, co-chair of the FOH committee. Individuals can purchase a 3’x5’ Ameri- can flag on an 8’ pole to fly in the “Field
of Honor” for $35. Honorees will include former and current members of the mili- tary, first responders and other heroes, including family, friends and those held special. On Sunday (Nov. 14) the field will be retired and purchasers can pick up their flag(s) from 10 am to 3 pm. Go to
www.murrietarotary.org or contact Do- nahoe (951-704-3622) for more details. Net proceeds from the “Field of Honor” will benefit the “Murrieta Through Time” (history walk) project and City’s Veterans Memorial. The 2010 “Field of Honor” (FOH)
week will include the following expanded events began last year. Opening Ceremo- ny and First Responders Day will be Sun- day (Nov. 7) at 1 pm; Rotary Day at the Field of Honor will be Monday (Nov. 8), with a Rotary club meeting at noon; US Marine Corps 235th Birthday at the Field of Honor will be Wednesday (Nov. 10) at
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noon, and Youth Day at the Field of Hon- or will be 10 am to 3 pm Friday (Nov. 12), with a Closing Ceremony for the Field at 3 pm Saturday (Nov. 13). On Veterans Day, the City parade be-
gin at 10 am with a wide variety of entries - including the Rotary Club of Murrieta - and will proceed through historic down- town and end at Town Square Park. The Rotary club’s FOH committee is co-chaired by Donahoe and Joe Lawlor. The City of Murrieta was founded on
July 1, 1991 and is noted for its quality of life for more than 100,000 residents and its business community. Juan Mur- rieta, a native of Spain, first settled in the area with a flock of 100,000 sheep in 1873. The Southern California Railroad
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coming to the area in 1882 helped to open the community to new residents, popula- tion swelling to 800. In 1935 the trains stopped running. The town was stable for the next 50 years, until the freeway ar- rived in the mid-1980s and then cityhood for its 24,000 resident. The Rotary Club of Murrieta was
chartered on April 28, 1992. The club is involved in many international and com- munity projects, in cooperation with Ro- tary International, which has as its theme “Service Above Self.” Club meetings are held Mondays (not including holidays). For information regarding the club or membership visit
www.murrietarotary. org or call President Bob Bryant at 951- 699-2002.
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