Aston Township honors veterans, law enforcement officers, and emergency personnel with a memorial to those who served the country and community in peace and war, including those who died so others might enjoy freedom. It is dedicated to all veterans of Aston Township, gives thanks to those now serving, remembers those who perished in service, and affirms that their spirit, devotion, and love of country will be forever remembered. The memorial names local service members from the Civil War, World War I, World War II, the Korean Conflict, the Vietnam Conflict, the Persian Gulf War, and Iraqi Freedom, and it also honors law enforcement officers and emergency personnel who risk their lives protecting the community, including firefighter Herbert J. Pinkowicz and Chief Raymond "Rocky" Eusden, who died in the line of duty. It also includes the pledge of allegiance, a family dedication of an American flag to the veterans and heroes of Aston, and recognition from Neumann College for those who served the nation and the community.