MOLINE, ILLINOIS (September 20, 2019) — Ridgecrest Village proudly presents their sponsorship of the 50th Honor Flight of the Quad Cities. The flight is set for takeoff on Thursday, October 31, 2019 from the Quad Cities Municipal Airport and head to Washington DC. Upon arrival, the veterans and guardians will be taken to different memorials where their service has been honored.

Current Hub Director, Steven Garrington stated, “The Honor Flight of the Quad Cities was founded 10 years ago by Bob Morrison. Over that time, countless volunteers have worked tirelessly to ensure that nearly 5,000 veterans have had the opportunity to experience the memorials that were built to honor their courage and sacrifice.”

Over the past ten years, there has been numerous volunteers, and those who still continue with assistance and preparation in regards to the Honor Flight. The volunteers, along with the Ridgecrest staff, led by Cris Vetter, Executive Director, are ecstatic that this year the 50th Flight has been named, The Ridgecrest Village Honor Flight.

The Honor Flight of the Quad Cities is now and has always been located at Ridgecrest Village in Davenport, IA.  Ridgecrest Village donates office space, equipment, supplies, support, and volunteers to the Honor Flight.

Ridgecrest Village is a non-profit retirement community. Located on 22 acres in Davenport, Ridgecrest Village offers many lifestyle and care options including Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory care and skilled care. For more information visit www.ridgecrestvillage.org.

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