STAGE 1:
- Annual Commemorative Observance on February 3rd of each year {Anniversary Commemorative Ceremony}
- Georgia Legislature/General Assembly adoption of a resolution declaring and proclaiming February 3rd an official Day of Remembrance for the Thiokol Explosion Plant Workers and First Responders
- Dedication of Georgia Interstate 95, Exit 7 in memory of the 30 Fallen Patriots of Thiokol
- Renaming of Harrietts Bluff Road to “Patriots Parkway” in honor of the 600 Woodbine Thiokol Plant Workers
- Camden County School Board decree through resolution a moment of silence at 10:53 AM each February 3rd at all Camden County Schools
- 30 Fallen Patriots of Thiokol posthumously bestowed the Presidential Freedom Award and Congressional Gold Medal
- 30 Fallen Patriots of Thiokol honored within the National Vietnam Memorial Education Center
- Five-year plan to continue planning and raising funds
STAGE 2:
- 50th Anniversary {February 3, 2021} Ceremony.
- Unveil newly constructed Monument, Educational Center and Museum.