Honoring New England mothers and families whose
sons and daughters made the ultimate sacrifice...
The New Hampshire Gold Star Mothers Memorial Association
is an approved 501(c)(3) Tax Exempt Public Charity
Commemorative Bricks can still be purchased!
Honor veterans from any period in American military history. Commemorative Bricks can also be purchased in memory of, or to honor non-veterans and other organizations.
Commemorative Bricks purchased for veterans will be placed in the main area, around the gold star at the base of the statue.
Commemorative Bricks purchased in memory of, or to honor, non-veterans and organizations will be placed in the walkway leading up to the statue.
Memorial preparation and dedication photos are still available to view in our gallery.
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The Association commissioned a Gold Star Mothers Memorial Statue, designed by renowned artist Andrew Chernak, to honor New England mothers and families whose sons and daughters made the ultimate sacrifice while serving in the Armed Forces of the United States of America.
The Memorial Statue is at Stanton Plaza, on Elm Street across from Veterans Park in Manchester, NH.
The NHGSMMA is currently working to raise $5,000 to provide for future maintenance of the statue, to support the annual display of holiday wreathes, and for the planting of spring flowers. Also, a portion of the $5,000 will be used to fund the development of an educational program oriented to educating students in grades 8 thru 12, and the public, about "What is a Gold Star Mother-Family" and "The Country's History of Gold Star Mothers."
A committee of volunteers formed the New Hampshire Gold Star Mothers Memorial Association (NHGSMMA) in order to raise funds, commission, plan, and manage the completion of this Memorial. The Association dedicated the memorial on May 1, 2011.
The NHGSMMA was approved as a 501(c)(3) Tax Exempt Public Charity on August 3, 2007 by the IRS and the NH Office of the Attorney General Trust Unit. |