Please Help us Petition the Mayor of The City of Crestview to not release the William Allen Lundy Confederate Memorial until the proper representative/representatives of the descendants of William Allen Lundy have been chosen and their names announced.
I spent all morning digging through old records and emailing the city archives because the silence from the mayor's office is getting loud. It is honestly bizarre how they think they can just move forward without checking with the family first but I am not going to let them bury this.
July 24, 2015
I honestly never thought this would gain this much steam but here we are and it just proves people actually care about protecting the history of the Lundy descendants. It feels like the tide is finally turning in our favor and I am just trying to keep up with all the notifications popping up on my phone while I drink my third cup of coffee.
Reached 100 supporters
July 24, 2015
61 Comments
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Jim Stephens
11 years ago
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Confederate soldiers, sailors, and Marines who fought in the Civil war were made U.S. Veterans by an act of Congress in in 1957, U.S. Public Law 85-425, Sec 410, which was approved 23 May, 1958. This made all Confederate Veterans equal to U.S. Veterans.
Any memorial to Confederate veterans agree equally as honorable as those to Union veterans. Restore the monument now!
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Ina Llewop
11 years ago
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Great Granddaughter...Foy Lundy does NOT represent any of the Lundys! He only represents himself. Please allow the FAMILY to take care of this matter, please! This monument was given to honor ALL veterans.
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Wanda R Kelly
11 years ago
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The mayor should never have canceled the public meeting regarding the flag, and then surreptitiously removed it, giving it to only one member of the Lundy family, without notifying the other family members. Cadle should resign for not following the Sunshine laws.
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Bryan Haddock
11 years ago
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I'm Uncle Bill's great great grandson and I am proud of the legacy he has passed on. I want my children's children to know of the courage and honor of the brave men and women who have gone before them. How are we going to remember them if we banish their memorials from public discourse? Thank you.
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Melanie Mursch
11 years ago
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I don't believe this memorial should be moved or the flag lowered! I would like to see a Lundy representative have a say in the matter....
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Cassandra Hutto Friend of family
11 years ago
Featured
I feel the removal shouldn't have happened, the family as a whole and even the entire city should have had a say so.
Please Help us Petition the Mayor of The City of Crestview to not release the William Allen Lundy Confederate Memorial until the proper representative/representatives of the descendants of William Allen Lundy have been chosen and their names announced.
I spent all morning digging through old records and emailing the city archives because the silence from the mayor's office is getting loud. It is honestly bizarre how they think they can just move forward without checking with the family first but I am not going to let them bury this.
July 24, 2015
I honestly never thought this would gain this much steam but here we are and it just proves people actually care about protecting the history of the Lundy descendants. It feels like the tide is finally turning in our favor and I am just trying to keep up with all the notifications popping up on my phone while I drink my third cup of coffee.
Reached 100 supporters
July 24, 2015
61 Comments
J
Jim Stephens
11 years ago
Featured
Confederate soldiers, sailors, and Marines who fought in the Civil war were made U.S. Veterans by an act of Congress in in 1957, U.S. Public Law 85-425, Sec 410, which was approved 23 May, 1958. This made all Confederate Veterans equal to U.S. Veterans.
Any memorial to Confederate veterans agree equally as honorable as those to Union veterans. Restore the monument now!
I
Ina Llewop
11 years ago
Featured
Great Granddaughter...Foy Lundy does NOT represent any of the Lundys! He only represents himself. Please allow the FAMILY to take care of this matter, please! This monument was given to honor ALL veterans.
W
Wanda R Kelly
11 years ago
Featured
The mayor should never have canceled the public meeting regarding the flag, and then surreptitiously removed it, giving it to only one member of the Lundy family, without notifying the other family members. Cadle should resign for not following the Sunshine laws.
B
Bryan Haddock
11 years ago
Featured
I'm Uncle Bill's great great grandson and I am proud of the legacy he has passed on. I want my children's children to know of the courage and honor of the brave men and women who have gone before them. How are we going to remember them if we banish their memorials from public discourse? Thank you.
M
Melanie Mursch
11 years ago
Featured
I don't believe this memorial should be moved or the flag lowered! I would like to see a Lundy representative have a say in the matter....
C
Cassandra Hutto Friend of family
11 years ago
Featured
I feel the removal shouldn't have happened, the family as a whole and even the entire city should have had a say so.
Confederate soldiers, sailors, and Marines who fought in the Civil war were made U.S. Veterans by an act of Congress in in 1957, U.S. Public Law 85-425, Sec 410, which was approved 23 May, 1958. This made all Confederate Veterans equal to U.S. Veterans. Any memorial to Confederate veterans agree equally as honorable as those to Union veterans. Restore the monument now!