LVM Memorial Day 2025 Ceremony

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Please join us on Monday May 26th, 2025 at 1130 to celebrate those who gave all to their country and paid the ultimate sacrifice. We will have a short ceremony starting at 1155 followed by free hot dogs, cupcakes and water. We encourage you to bring your whole family to honor and mourn the U.S. military personnel who died while serving in the United States Armed Forces.

2020 Events

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The Linthicum Veterans Memorial Board takes pride in supporting the local Linthicum community as well as hosting events at the memorial throughout the year. Mark your calendars and look for us at the following events. Monday, May 25th, will be our annual Memorial Day Ceremony. Friday, September 11th, will be our annual 9/11 Dedication. Friday, September 18th, we will recognize POW/MIA Day, Saturday, November 7th, we will host our Veterans Day Dedication. The Linthicum Tree Lighting ceremony will be held on Sunday, November 29th. In addition, look for our booth at the Strawberry Festival (date TBD early June), the Linthicum Community Fair/Parade (September 26th), LHUMC Holly Mart (date TBD mid December), Concert in the Park (dates TBD), and the LSIA Festival (dates TBD).

Brick Locator

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The Linthicum Veterans Memorial Board recently completed an extensive project to map all of the commemorative bricks. This will make it easier for guests of the memorial to locate the name of a friend or family member who served. Special thanks goes out to Rusty Bixler for developing and managing the database of bricks and the locator map. If you are looking for a specific brick, download the file below.  Each commemorative brick is listed in alphabetical order along with the Section, Row, and Brick Number.  Take this information with you to the memorial, where you'll find a map inside our display case.  Locate the desired section on the map.  Row numbers start from the bottom of each section.  Count up the number of rows and over (from left to right) for the specific brick location. 

Download Brick Locator

Flag Status

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Maryland citizens like to know whenever the Governor has declared that flags—both U.S. and State, are to be flown at half-staff. The Linthicum Veterans Memorial proudly flies its flags following the official guidance provided by the Maryland Secretary of State flag alert system. For additional information on general flag protocol, Public Law 110-41, or to sign yourself up for flag status alerts, visit the Secretary of State website at http://sos.maryland.gov/Pages/Services/Flag-Status.aspx