Lee and Karen Duquette (both Veterans)
paid their respect to Veterans
at The Hardin County Veterans Tribute Memorial
1900 Ring Road East
Elizabethtown, Kentucky
September 28, 2015

The military men and women of The United States of America put their lives and their families future in jeopardy everyday to protect and defend our nation. Our Civil Service workers stand behind our military in support of their efforts. The Hardin County Veterans Tribute honors the sacrifices and service of all United States Veterans from each of the five military branches, and to say thank you to the men and women of the civil service. The Tribute offers an opportunity for visitors to show their heartfelt support for all men and women, living and deceased, who have contributed their all for our country's well-being and for our personal freedoms.

Lee and Karen Duquette pay their respect to all Veterans by visiting and posting all Veterans sites that they come across as they travel the USA. So many Veterans need help in so many ways.

Located in the Nature Park along Ring Road, near Freeman Lake, the tribute features five life-sized bronze sculptures each representing a service member from one of the five armed forces.

A sixth sculpture of a woman symbolizing civil servants rests on a granite bench at the foot of the monument. Elizabethtown artist Rich Griendling is the designer and sculptor of the statues.

A Segway tour of Louisville

Elizabethtown Campground

Abraham Lincoln's Birthplace - a National Historical Park

Hardin County Veterans's Memorial (this page)

Note: Other Veteran sites can be seen on this website at TOC-V and then scrolling down to Veterans

AFTER you have visited all four sections above, please continue on to Red Clay State Historical Park in Tennessee, where you can learn about the Booger Dance and the Blue Hole Spring.

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