Memorial: Cpl. James Cottrell
On Saturday, August 24 2020, we had the special opportunity of honoring a hero. James Cottrell was small in stature but his bravery and toughness is very well known.
On Saturday, August 24 2020, we had the special opportunity of honoring a hero. James Cottrell was small in stature but his bravery and toughness is very well known.
June 15, 2020- 1 Lt Kenneth “Kage” Allen was tragically killed when his F-15C went down during a training exercise in the North Sea just one day after his 27th birthday.
Read MoreMay 28, 2020-Officer Nathan Lyday was killed in the line of duty as he responded to a domestic violence call in Ogden.
Read MoreFeb 28, 2020- Follow the Flag and Utah’s Patriot Guard Riders were honored to stand flags and pay respects to a local Veteran Wayne Tony Taylor. Wayne is a family member of several of our Follow the Flag Volunteers and we count his wife Lona as one of our own.
Read MoreWritten by James Hammon- Gold Star Dad and Devoted Volunteer
I first learned of the small grass roots “Follow The Flag” group back in November of 2018 when the news
that our mayor, neighbor and friend Major Brent Taylor had been killed during his deployment in
Afghanistan.
Feb. 7, 2020- South Ogden UT
Follow the Flag was honored to be asked to participate in military services for CPT George Henry Whitley, III (Ret).
Read MoreMarine Pfc. Robert James Hatch was brought home to Bountiful Utah and laid to rest after being missing for 76 years.
Kirk Takeshi Fuchigami Jr. was called back home doing what he loved: serving his country and flying helicopters. He was born July 14, 1994, and passed away Nov. 20, 2019, while providing security for U.S. ground troops in Afghanistan.
November 23, 2019- Lewiston Utah
Follow the Flag was honored to be asked to help welcome home Max Lower, a WWII hero who had been missing since his service in the US Army Air Corps.
Read MoreTUCSON, Arizona – Follow the Flag deployed to Tucson, AZ for Healing Flight 5 for the families of the La Mora massacre. Kyle Fox and Brent Jensen began the mission by flying to Tucson to scout for a proper canyon to deploy one of our large flags known as “Baby Betsy”.