Flag to Remember

Our flags are uniquely designed to resemble an American flag and share its core values, while also having a clear distinction to avoid the perception of defacing the American flag. All flags come with a unique serial number printed on the front corner so that our hosts and name donors can track the journey of their respective flags via our website events page as they are presented and flown at various events and shared on social media.

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Flag Name Registry

Framed Flag

Current Flags

Understanding FTR

Organization Flag

Flag Days

Venue Flag

Flag Design

How Registry Works

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Flag Name Registry

To best accomplish our mission, we have built a universal list (Flag Name Registry) of fallen Military and First Responders. This registry will help organizations, venues and local businesses efficiently fill the flags they’ll be displaying (hosting).

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Please fill out our form and we will get in contact with you as soon as possible. If you are adding more than one name please write MORE in the additional comments section on the bottom.

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Understanding our Flag

FLAG HOST

A host is a trusted organization or business that strives to honor our Military/First Responder community by proudly displaying our flags inside their buildings and at various events. Our number one rule to all hosts is that each flag will remain available to the public. Flag Hosts share a responsibility to provide our Name Donors the ability to visit their flags through events or by public display.

We price all flags at $400, each flag and flag style has a varying number of spots available for the organization to add names. All sales go towards labor, shipping, and materials.

*All prices include tax

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Flag Days

On the following Flag Days, Name Donors a Flag Day Newsletter which includes information on previous flags, events featuring our flags, and Flag to Remember news. Our newsletters help keep each donor in touch with their flags and afford them every opportunity to visit them.

January 1st
April 1st
July 1st
October 1st

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How does the Name
Registry work?

On each flag day we will begin building Flags with the sewn registered names of our Fallen Heroes. Once the Flag is built, it will be officially dedicated to a Flag Host for public display across the country. We will email a complete Bio on the host organization and information on how to visit the flag. Flag Profiles include: A Flag # (for tracking), and complete Bio on the organization displaying the flag (Flag Host).

Flag Design

There are several important aspects to each flag, which make what we do extremely unique and impactful, to best keep the sewn names honored, and alive.

The Union

The blue portion on the front of each flag represents the “Union”, printed on the Union is one or all branches of the Military or First Responder agencies. These heroic organizations are encircled by 21 stars, which symbolize the traditional 21-gun salute given to our fallen heroes.

Name Tape

We sew on the actual patterned uniform name tape that each fallen wore during his/her service. Name Donors are also encouraged to personalize the name tape to their best form of remembrance, whether it be nicknames, dates, or a standard Rank and name.

We price all flags at $400, regardless of size.

Flag Sizes / # of names on flag

2ft by 3ft (Framed) / 73 Names
3ft by 5ft / 200 Names
5ft by 8ft / 245 Names

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Framed Flag

Our framed flag is a 2 x 3 ft, inside a 31” x 38” frame, holding 73 slots for names to be sewn. Centered beneath the flag is a dedication plate, stating the theme of the flag, dedication date, and who the flag is in honor of. These flags are meant to be mounted on a wall.

These flags include a single-sided flag with 73 slots for names and a certificate of authentication.

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Organization Flag

These flags are 3 x 5 ft flags that come in three different variations. They are generally displayed while walking, at events, ceremonies, or hanging at business from a high ceiling/wall.

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Venue Flag

These flags are 5ft by 8ft. They are generally displayed on large walls, high ceilings, entryways to large venues, museums, and business headquarters buildings.

Current Flags

Thanks to our hosts, sponsors, and the hard work of many, Flag to Remember currently has three flags that have been made. These flags are hosted by groups and organizations we trust, in order to stay true to the purpose of our flags.

Flag 001

Celebrity Travel Flag

Military

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Flag 003

Military

Hosted by: True Patriot Inc

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Flag 005

Dedicated to veterans who have passed within the Host Organization

Hosted by: Cape Fear Hospice

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Flag 007

Fallen Military & First Responders

Hosted by: Let’s Walk It Out 222+ Mile Ruck March

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Flag 009

Fallen 343 Firefighters/Mourning of 9/11

Hosted by: Ground Zero Museum

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Flag 002

Fallen Military & First Responders

Hosted by: Off-Road Outreach

In Memory of SSG Wade Langley (March 9, 1983 – March 29, 2014)

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Flag 004

Military Service & Sacrifice

Hosted by: VFW Post 670

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Flag 006

Military Service & Sacrifice

Hosted by: VFW Post 6018

In memory of SGM Youther C. Eaford (December 5, 1944 – April 22, 2020)

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Flag 008

TBD

Hosted by: TBD

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Flag 010

TBD

Hosted by: TBD

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Flag 002 in Memory of SSG Wade Langley

SSG Wade Langley Jr. was born March 9, 1983, in Columbus, Ohio. Wade enlisted in the U.S. Army after the events of 9-11 took place.

During his military career, Wade deployed three times in support of Combat Operations during the Global War on Terror. During his 12 years of service, he received many awards.

SSG Wade Langley loved his family, being outdoors shooting and riding four-wheelers. He was a die-hard Ohio State Buckeye fan! Always had you laughing, and if you didn’t know the answer to something he did!

On March 29, 2014, SSG Wade Langley passed away due to PTSD. Wade was an outstanding soldier, a loving husband, and a wonderful friend. He truly left his mark on the world. Forever missed but never forgotten.

Current Flags

Thanks to our hosts, sponsors, and the hard work of many, Flag to Remember currently has three flags that have been made. These flags are hosted by groups and organizations we trust, in order to stay true to the purpose of our flags.