" The Tree of Honor Memorial Site"

Terry Perry- Chairperson of Project Yellow Ribbon and a mother of an Army soldier established our Tree of Honor in November 2004. Our first Tree of Honor was erected in the Malta Gazebo. The second tree was erected and stood in the city park in Glens Falls from November 2004 until January 2005. At this time we have our third "Tree of Honor on display in the Wilton Mall, Wilton, New York. It will be on display until December 30, 2005.

Our "Tree of Honor" represents past, present men and woman who are and did serve in our Armed Forces. Whether living or pasted, in battle or on the home front, every veteran deserves to be remembered and recognized not only as a soldier, but also as a human being with a family, friends, and a purpose beyond the battle. The Tree of Honor represents the POW/MIA'S so they too will be forever fixed in our hearts and mines. The tree should stand tall and proud as our veterans should. It represents freedom, sacrifices, and the hope of a peaceful world. It's not war that we honor with our tree but the brave men and women who often must sacrifice all for love of life, liberty and their country.
We believe that the "Tree of Honor" is a gift to our veterans with a unique and timeless quality that anyone will appreciate. Let us never forget the men and women who fought for our freedom and if you should come upon a veteran one-day, stop and thank him or her for the freedom you have and the sacrifices they made for us.
If you would like to place your VETERAN on our "Tree of Honor Memorial Site" so all people can honor your vet please do. You should be very proud of your vet and what they stand for. Once a veteran ALWAYS a veteran. Thank you and most of all GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS!!!