MANSFIELD — The Kiwanis Club of Mansfield, Ohio proudly presents its fourth annual 9/11 Memorial Field of Honor, a striking display of 500 American flags standing together in tribute from Sept. 5 through 12 at the Area Agency on Aging – Ohio District 5, 2131 Park Avenue West, Ontario.
The Field of Honor is a place of gratitude and remembrance. It honors the veterans and first responders who serve our communities, and it memorializes those who gave their lives in the line of duty.
Each of the flags represents a tribute to an active-duty military member, a first responder, a fallen serviceman or servicewoman, or a veteran — a quiet, powerful reminder of the sacrifices made for our freedom.
“We warmly invite the community to visit the Field of Honor in Mansfield, walk among the flags, and pause to honor those who have bravely served our country. Join us in creating a memorable, reverent experience that will resonate long after the flags come down,” organizers stated.
Ceremony of Remembrance
Join us for a tribute honoring the veterans, first responders, and fallen heroes represented by the 500 flags, featuring flag dedications, remarks, and a keynote address by Doug Theaker.
Flag dedications
Dedicate a flag in honor or in memory of a veteran, first responder, active-duty service member, or fallen hero.
Dedicate a Flag – $50 (You Keep the Flag)
Sponsor a Flag – $40 (Flag Gets Donated Back to Kiwanis)
Purchase Flags by Sept. 8, 2026
Proceeds support programs of Mansfield’s Kiwanis Club
The Friendly House, Malabar K Kids, Madison Builders Club, Key Clubs (Madison, Mansfield Senior, Ontario, St. Peter’s), Aktion Clubs (Ashland and Richland County).