Jackson Veterans Memorial Park

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Jackson Veterans Memorial Park Dedicated November 12, 2011. Consecrated every day. An Eternal Flame burns in the center of the park. The land was donated by the Settle family of Jackson.

The Jackson Veterans Memorial Park is an outdoor public park specifically created and designed by the City of Jackson to recognize and honor our Veterans from the 20th and 21st century. The Wall of Remembrance features the names of all Butts County Military personnel who were killed in the line of duty from World War I, World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the War on Terror. Flanked by outer walls, the names of hundreds of our local Veterans, both living and at rest, are displayed along with memorial benches and the flags from all branches of the service. The Jackson Veterans Memorial Park Committee was created by the Mayor and Council of the City of Jackson and charged with the responsibility for developing the park. Committee Members and Responsibilities

Wayne Phillips, Committee Chairman
Kelly Di Rito, Secretary
Lara Brewer, Park Design and Layout
Charlie Brown, Mayor
Maurice Cook
Eddie Dumas, Butts County Veterans
Walter Danny King
Tony D. King
Ricky L. Johnson, Sr. James C. Moss
Perry Ridgeway

City Employee Construction Crew

Troy Smith, Foreman
Chip Garrison
Dawson Heath
David Lunsford
Greg Mattison
Chris Mercer
Perry Ridgeway
RL Scott
Greg Tallman
Glenn Williams

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300 E 3rd Street
Jackson, GA
30233

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+17707757535

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