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HR0201LRB104 12672 ECR 23456 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois House of 

3Representatives wish to congratulate the City of Princeton and 

4the Flags of Freedom Committee on the occasion of the 20th 

5anniversary of the Flags of Freedom display; and

6 WHEREAS, Flags of Freedom was co-founded by Jack Scott and 

7Harry Burrows with an original committee in 2004; and

8 WHEREAS, At its conception, this committee was co-chaired 

9by both Jack Scott and Tom Root, and they wanted to have a 

10memorial in honor of all veterans past, present, and future 

11along with their families; and

12 WHEREAS, This committee raised over $320,000 in donations 

13and through fundraising events; the flags and poles for the 

14display were then purchased and professionally installed; and

15 WHEREAS, The Flags of Freedom was officially dedicated on 

16September 10, 2005 in a ceremony that was attended by over 

172,500 people, including many local and state dignitaries and a 

18number of current and past members of the U.S. Armed Forces; 

19and

20 WHEREAS, The City of Princeton assumed the responsibility 

HR0201- 2 -LRB104 12672 ECR 23456 r

1of maintaining the flags and the poles of the Flags of Freedom 

2in 2007; and

3 WHEREAS, In July 2016, the City of Princeton released a 

4statement declaring it needed help funding the cost of the 

5flags and infrastructure as no tax money is used to support 

6this display; and

7 WHEREAS, A group met with the Princeton City Council, and 

8it was determined that a new committee was to be formed to try 

9to raise funds to help support the display; the City of 

10Princeton has agreed to maintain daily maintenance and minor 

11infrastructure repairs and will approve the