This is the Face of the new design of our Honor Roll

This  design will be unique to Amity (see moe)

Amity Honor Roll Committee

A few years back the town purchased an acre of land attached to the existing town lot going south. The town purchased this for a possible future addition to the town office and to move the Veterans Honor Roll out of the Cemetery.

The Select Board appointed a committee at the beginning of the year 2024. The committee was tasked with moving the existing Honor Roll to the new lot.

The committee received some new information, some from the Select Board, a local citizen and some from a local Veteran raising some issues for consideration. We had discovered there were some missed spelled names. missing names, and possibly names that shouldn't be there.  The current stone is often overlooked as it looks like just another gravestone.

After taking all these things into consideration during our discussions of how to best fix this; it was unanimously decide the only proper thing to do is to replace the old stone with a new larger stone with all the names on one side of the stone.

It is for these reasons we have decided to replace the stone with a very nice Honor Roll to Honor our beloved Veterans. This Honor Roll will be placed at the Town Office Complex on this new lot. We will be taking the time needed to try to ensure all mistakes are corrected, no new mistakes are made and we have an impressive Honor Roll we all can be very proud of. We owe our Veterans no less.

The criteria to be placed on the Honor Roll is:

• Born and/or brought up in Amity.
• Resident of Amity when entering the service.
• Have lived in Amity 40 or more years.

Please contact us using the link below if you know of anyone whose name is spelled incorrectly; anyone who should be on the Honor Roll, but isn't. Please be able to show proof with any confidential information redacted. Form DD-214 is preferred. These may be dropped off, mailed, or emailed to the Town Office.

We would like to list the Veterans by the war they served in or if they served during peace time. We are currently working on this task. We would be very appreciative if you can supply this information on any of our Veterans to us.

Service categories:

• Pre World War One
• World War One
• World War Two
• Korean War
• Vietnam War
• Persian Gulf War
• Peace Time Service

Even if you aren't sure if they should or shouldn't be on the Honor Roll please contact us. We will look into it.

If anyone has a readable picture of the old Honor Roll that was in front of the church. We would greatly appreciated a copy of it as we may be able to gain some very useful information from it.

Thank you greatly for any information you are able to provide.

Respectfully submitted,
Larry Hamilton (Chairman)

Contact Larry

Please look at our list of Veterans we currently have to place on the Monument. If you know which wars someone was in that we don't have a war listed for PLEASE contact either the Town Office or me directly at the link above.

Any information we do not currently have or are mistaking on be sure to contact us.

Current List of Veterans 

New Honor Roll Design

With Benches, Flagpoles, and rail fence to mount LED floods

We invite you to join our veteran initiative to create an official Amity Honor Roll.  This monument formally recognizes the brave men and women from our community who served in the armed forces since the civil war.  The monument will stand across from the historic Reed School, within our Town Office Complex, making it highly visible from U.S. Route One

Amity has a unique history tied to national defense and the establishment of peaceful borders.  Our town’s roots extend back to the early 19^th century, around the time of the Webster-Ashburton Treaty of Amity 1842, which resolved border disputes and secured peace in our region. Since then, generations have served, defending and upholding our nation's values across the globe. This monument is not only a way to honor their courage, service and sacrifice, but will also remember the historical significance of our town in preserving peace for generations.

As a community, we know that our strength comes from standing together. We are reaching out to you today with the hope you will join in and stand with us. This project is very expensive for a small town with our limited resources. Any financial assistance from area businesses like yours will relieve the burden on our taxpayers, many who are elderly and/or disabled, Your donations will be crucial in bringing this project to life.  Any donation, regardless of size, is greatly appreciated, but every donor giving $1,000.00 or more in financial assistance will receive permanent on-site recognition for all to see. In addition our taxpayers will be very grateful for your support in this project to give our Veterans the Honor they ALL Deserve.

Area community member’s donations, donated materials or services from area business will all be crucial  to make this project successful.

A member of our committee will follow up with you to discuss your donation or answer any questions you may have. In the meantime, please consider the attached donation form to pledge your help and support. For more information and to stay updated on the project please visit this page regularly/

 Click HERE to download PDF version

Current Rooster of Veterans.