Fallen Hoosier Heroes Memorial For Enduring Freedom
The Memorial is in honor and memory of the men and women from Indiana who have paid the ultimate sacrifice in the war against terrorism. Peed, a 22 year veteran started this memorial at his home in Westfield, Indiana. For each Hoosier lost, he would place a hand made cross in his yard. As of September, 2011 we have lost 263 of our bravest and br
ightest men and women (183 killed in action and 80 killed on duty). In 2005, CSM Peed lost his battle with Agent Orange. I know that my Stepfather was not done with the memorial that he had started. I am not certain what he had in mind, but what I do know is that it is my duty and honor to continue this memorial in his memory. Davis
Chairman and Army Veteran
On April 1st, 2009 The Fallen Hoosiers Heroes Memorial Committee broke ground on the permanent site for this memorial at 401 N. in Westfield, IN. We officially dedicated this Memorial on Flag Day, Sunday June 14th, 2009 in memory of our Fallen Heroes. Memorial Board Members
David L. Davis Chairman
Carol Hartman-Peed Wife of Donald Peed
Maria M. Forester Daughter & Mother of Veterans
Shelley DuBois-Davis Treasurer
Dennis Zavada Westfield V.F.W. Post 10207
Riley Hunton Westfield V.F.W. Post 10207
Robert Whitmoyer Westfield American Legion Post 318
Dick McDivitt Westfield American Legion Post 318
Chip Banks Civilian Volunteer
Ed Forester Veteran Advisor
Ryan Beck Marketing Director of AMG
Bill Doss Veteran Fund Raiser
Stan Banks (deceased) Carmel V.F.W. Post 10003
Byron Gamble(deceased) Westfield American Legion Post 318
