Though our fallen heroes are silenced...the sound of freedom echoes. 🇺🇸 Circleville, OH - Memorial Hall 2024 Circleville Pumpkin Show (Photo Credit: Grant Kirby)
The Eyes of Freedom: The Lima Company Memorial
Non-profit Organizations
Grove City, Ohio 128 followers
The Official LinkedIn Account for the Traveling Tribute to the Fallen Marines and Navy Corpsman of Lima Company 3/25
About us
The Eyes of Freedom: Lima Company Memorial, is a Veteran-serving organization, honoring the service and sacrifice of all who answer our Nation’s call...then, now and tomorrow. Eight large scale canvases depict the 23 fallen of Lima Co, a Marine Reserve Unit based out of Columbus, Ohio who suffered severe losses during their deployment in Iraq in 2005. Although the life sized portraits depict specific individuals, they become every man and woman who have ever served our Nation when the visitor looks into their eyes. The portraits are accompanied by the fallen’s own combat boots which stand at the base of the canvas, as well as an ever living candle. Additionally, this nationally touring exhibition includes a life sized bronze sculpture entitled, "Silent Battle" which illustrates a combat veteran grieving the loss of his fellow service member. Visitors can hear about the artist’s experience in creating the work, as well as a fellow Lima Company Marine who gives insight from the combat perspective in an audio tour. Together with interactive kiosks, this traveling Memorial allows visitors a personal glimpse into the Veteran experience providing a unique healing opportunity for the Veteran and their families and friends. The Eyes of Freedom paintings were unveiled in 2008 in the Ohio State House Rotunda in Columbus, Ohio. Created by artist, Anita Miller with the help of the families and friends of the fallen, the paintings have been traveling the country ever since. In 2018, as a response to the ever increasing suicide and mental health crisis in the Veteran community, the same artist created Silent Battle, a sculpture inspired by and guided by a Veteran well familiar with those issues. The touring exhibition has been on display in over 350 venues in 33 states. Lauded as a unique, emotional and healing experience, the work opens the door for Veterans and their families to share their own stories.
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- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Grove City, Ohio
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- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2008
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2561 Jade Ct
Grove City, Ohio 43123, US
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To Our Brave First Responders City of Columbus - Division of Police Franklin County Sheriff's Office Pickaway County Sheriff's Office Circleville Police Department Pickaway Township Fire Dept. Circleville Fire Department Thank you for your unwavering dedication and service, especially during our honor escorts. Your efforts leave a lasting impact on our Gold Star Families and all who have answered our nations call to serve. The care you show—through every salute, every mile, and every escort—stands as a testament to your character and the deep bond within the community of service. Your actions do not go unnoticed. They offer comfort to grieving families, inspire those around you, and reflect the highest values of honor and sacrifice. With much respect and gratitude ...🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Circleville, OH R+L Carriers
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You don’t want to miss these upcoming events in Ohio! You can see our indoor display with ‘Silent Battle’ at the Fulton County Fair from August 30th to September 5th. From September 25th to the 29th join us for the Barnesville Pumpkin Festival and see our indoor display with ‘Silent Battle’ at Barnesville Middle School. You can also view our indoor display with ‘Silent Battle’ at the Circleville Pumpkin Show, Inc. in Memorial Hall on October 16th to the 19th. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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Yesterday, The Eyes of Freedom: The Lima Company Memorial left after its week-long tour in Anchorage. TOTE was honored to support Odyssey Logistics and Carlile Transportation in delivering the EOF traveling museum for its first visit to the Last Frontier. In the Spring of 2005, “L”-Co. or Lima Company was deployed to Iraq. Twenty-two Marines and one Navy Corpsman were killed in action between May and August of that year. Eyes of Freedom was founded to memorialize those fallen soldiers and has visited the hometown of each servicemember lost, which now includes Marine LCpl Grant Fraser who graduated from Service High School in Anchorage, AK. Family, friends, and community members were able to see the exhibits free of charge during their run at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson JBER (official), Service High School, and University of Alaska Anchorage. #NeverForget #LogisticsforGood
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The Eyes of Freedom: The Lima Company Memorial reposted this
Yesterday, The Eyes of Freedom: The Lima Company Memorial left after its week-long tour in Anchorage. TOTE was honored to support Odyssey Logistics and Carlile Transportation in delivering the EOF traveling museum for its first visit to the Last Frontier. In the Spring of 2005, “L”-Co. or Lima Company was deployed to Iraq. Twenty-two Marines and one Navy Corpsman were killed in action between May and August of that year. Eyes of Freedom was founded to memorialize those fallen soldiers and has visited the hometown of each servicemember lost, which now includes Marine LCpl Grant Fraser who graduated from Service High School in Anchorage, AK. Family, friends, and community members were able to see the exhibits free of charge during their run at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson JBER (official), Service High School, and University of Alaska Anchorage. #NeverForget #LogisticsforGood
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On this day 19 years ago, fourteen of our fallen heroes of Lima Company 3/25 Marines made the ultimate sacrifice while conducting combat operations in Haditha, Iraq. Today and every day we honor and remember LCpl. Eric Bernholtz, LCpl. Michael Cifuentes, LCpl. Timothy Bell Jr., Sgt. David Kreuter, LCpl. Nicholas Bloem, Sgt. Justin Hoffman, LCpl. Aaron Reed, LCpl. William Brett Wightman, LCpl. Chris Dyer, LCpl. Edward Schroeder II, LCpl. Grant Fraser, Cpl. David Stewart, LCpl. Kevin Waruinge, and Sgt. Bradley Harper. We will never forget your bravery and courage. You will never be forgotten 🇺🇸
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Join us in honoring service and sacrifice next week in Anchorage, Alaska the hometown of fallen hero LCpl. Grant Fraser. We will be hosting 3 honor escorts as our memorial travels across Anchorage. Please join us on July 18th as we escort our memorial with Carlile Transportation to the Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson - JBER where we will be on display for the Arctic Thunder Open House. On July 21st you can join us with Odyssey Logistics as we move to Service High School where we will be on display at the Grant Fraser Memorial Auditorium. Lastly on July 24th we will be moving to the Alaska Airlines Center at UAA: University of Alaska Anchorage. American Legion Riders Alaska, Chapter 1 CVMA Chapter 43-3 - Valley Crew Page VFW Post 9785 Eagle River, Alaska The Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 4207
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Beautiful, meaningful and sober reminder and memorial to those who paid the ultimate to keep us safe. Met the Mother of the Anchorage soldier- very moving. Grant Fraser and all-- thank you for your service and your family & loved ones for your sacrifice. This is an amazing tribute-- If you haven't had a chance to see this, there's another opportunity 7/24. Details below.
Join us in honoring service and sacrifice next week in Anchorage, Alaska the hometown of fallen hero LCpl. Grant Fraser. We will be hosting 3 honor escorts as our memorial travels across Anchorage. Please join us on July 18th as we escort our memorial with Carlile Transportation to the Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson - JBER where we will be on display for the Arctic Thunder Open House. On July 21st you can join us with Odyssey Logistics as we move to Service High School where we will be on display at the Grant Fraser Memorial Auditorium. Lastly on July 24th we will be moving to the Alaska Airlines Center at UAA: University of Alaska Anchorage. American Legion Riders Alaska, Chapter 1 CVMA Chapter 43-3 - Valley Crew Page VFW Post 9785 Eagle River, Alaska The Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 4207