Thank you for your interest in the West Volusia Middle East War Memorial, located at the DeLand Memorial Hospital and Veterans Museum complex.
DeLand Memorial Hospital and Veterans Museum Bill Dreggors Park 230 N. Stone Street DeLand, FL 32720
Multiple markers honoring local soldiers who lost their lives during war years are set beautifully, outside the museum building. The area is open to the public. This particular marker honors those who gave their lives during wars in the Middle East in the years 1990-2014 and is dated 2015. The marker features a large eagle at the top.
This marker is part of the larger display featuring other plaques honoring lost service members from other conflicts. Be sure to view all the other plaques and reflect on the service these soldiers provided.
I will be creating posts for the soldiers lost and commemorated on these plaques. If you have information on these individuals, or photos you are willing to share, I will gladly add them to the individual postings. You will receive acknowledgement of your contribution to this project.
The marker reads
THE MIDDLE EAST 1990-2014
TO HONOR THE PATRIOTS OF
WEST VOLUSIA COUNTY
WHO SERVED IN IRAQ, AFGHANISTAN, AND THE MIDDLE EAST
& TO REMEMBER THOSE WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
KHOBAR TOWERS BOMBING
A1C BRIAN W. MCVEIGH US AIR FORCE
2ND IRAQ WAR–OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM
SPC NICHOLAS K. ROGERS US ARMY
AFGHANISTAN–OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM
MSGT TARA R. BROWN US AIR FORCE
SPC DENNIS JAMES, JR. US ARMY
SPC ANGELO J. VACCARO US ARMY
CPL ADAM D. QUINN US ARMY
DELAND, FLORIDA
2015
If the soldiers name shows a hyperlink, I have created an individual page for them. Please give those pages a read. If you have information to add about the soldier, their life, their service, or images, please contact me. I would be honored to share your information. You will receive acknowledgement for your participation in this project.
I invite you to read my post about the Volusia Flagler Law Enforcement Memorial, located only a short distance from this memorial in downtown DeLand. The law enforcement memorial honors officers from Volusia and Flagler counties who lost their lives while on duty.
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