Honoring Americas' Patriots: Celebrating Exemplary Service and Dedication

Charlie Kirk was honored with a Patriot Thunder award just 8 months before his untimely death. Charles at a young age founded Turning Point USA. He was chosen because of his incredible influence to the young people of America. His messages encourage debate and defending the traditional values of our founders and citizens. Above all Charlie was a man of God who lived out the principles of what that means. Charlie deeply loved his country and pressed the message of patriotism like few.

LT General Michael Flynn (RET) was honored for his 33 years as a decorated US Army soldier for the American people. He received the Bronze Star, Legion of Merit, Distinguished Service Medal and others. General Flynn was the 18th Director for the Defense Intelligence Agency. He has also been highly respected and admired for his amazing resilience in the face of unjust prosecution.

Kimberley Fletcher was honored for leading the organization, Moms for America. Her organization is a grass roots movement of American moms preserving the rights of all people and the sacred role of a mother in the home. She is assisting the home school movement and champions the voices of her constituents being heard in government.

Tony Orlando was honored for his long term and quiet yet unwavering support of veterans. One way was through his Yellow Ribbon Scholarship. He is on the board of the Tribute to Valor Foundation. The name of his Scholarship came from a song that was adopted as a returning home from deployment anthem. He resides in Branson, Missouri which ascribes to be the most patriotic city in America. Over the decades he has done much for the veteran community.