The folks who installed the American Flag were very nice and so-o-o efficient. They were eager and were very kind and considerate and allowed me time to talk about my "Poopsie" (my husband who passed away on 13 Feb 2017). The Flag is to honor him. He was a navy vet of WWII and I an army vet of the Gulf War. The best part was the very sweet ladies who were there when the Flag was raised. Again, I was allowed time to speak of my husband. His chair and table are beneath the pole and at night I share a glass of wine with him in the halo of light from the solar thing. The kindness shown by this project is incomparable. I have one question. When it is real windy, how do I get the Flag down? I was instructed at the time of presentation but I was so excited I didn't absorb the information. This lack of paying attention to detail is my fault and by no means reflects on the people who installed this wonderful Flag. I simply love the thoughtfulness of Mr. Roman and I know Harold is very honored also.