NINTH ANNUAL PIG ROAST AND POKER RUN
Our annual Motorcycle poker run to benefit the Freetown Memorial Park was
held Sunday June 28, 2015 at 09:00 and was a big success thanks to all
who participated. The event included a four(4) stop poker run and a
pig roast. Hosted and sponsored by the Freetown VFW Post 6643.

EIGHTH ANNUAL PIG ROAST AND POKER RUN
Was held Sunday, June 29, 2014

It was a big success! Thank you to all of

you who participated!

******************************** EIGHTH ANNUAL PIG ROAST AND POKER RUN
Sunday, June 29, 2014

For more details see the flyer.

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Sunday June 30, 2013. Time: 9:00

Our annual Motorcycle poker run to benefit the Freetown Memorial Park. The event includes a four(4) stop poker run and a pig roast. Tickets can be puchased for the pig roast seperately. Location: VFW Post 6643. For more details see the flyer.

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Sunday June 24, 2012.

The Sixth Annual Freetown Memorial Park M/C Run and Pig Roast to benefit the Freetown Memorial Park was a big success. Thanks for your support and for all who helped make it a success.

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Sunday June 26, 2011

The Annual Freetown Memorial Park M/C Run and Pig Roast to benefit the Freetown Memorial Park was a big success. The event included a four(4) stop poker run and a pig roast. We had great weather and fun was had by all.

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July 2009

“The Park has come a long way from a rock strewn, scrub oak area to a place where many visit to pay respects to those who have served,” Selectman and park committee member Lawrence N. Ashley wrote in an e-mail. “However, we still have a lot of work to do with our next focus being on memorials for those that have served in wars and other conflicts as well as the Police and Firefighter memorials.”
John Remedis, also the Freetown VFW Commander, said the committee is still looking to add memorials for police and firefighters in addition to those who have fought in the wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and Vietnam. He also said committee members want to add a memorial for Freetown native Tyler Trahan, a Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposalman who died in combat last April.
Remedis said committee members are also planning to place a cannon at the park in honor of Freetown Civil War hero John Deane, who was also a Fall River grocer.