This memorial started very simply by a Northwood Elementary parent who had a kindergartner at the school. After a few years of work and help from the community, it is the well honored memorial we see today. Many thanks to this parent and all who helped it become the wonderful place we visit today.

This memorial was first started to mark the passing of soldiers in the Gulf War and now has evolved into a permanent memorial. The park itself (which local youngsters sometimes call Castle Park) includes a good playground area and a walking path with exercise stations.

A beautiful place to pay your respects to all our lost military service members. We cannot thank those who lost their lives and their families enough.

This is a wonderful memorial in a beautiful park in Northwood. There is a playground for the kids as well as picnic tables. The setting is idyllic and a great way to pass a summer afternoon.

This memorial started during the Iraq War as an informal group of individual flags and crosses for each called service member. At the end it was converted into a permanent memorial with each name engraved on multiple columns. Makes me proud every time I walk by.