Light The Way Flags

Fly the Flame of Remembrance and Safety

Join the movement. Show your support. Fly the flag!

From town greens to boat decks, from porches to marinas across Connecticut, people are proudly flying the Light the Way flag as a symbol of remembrance, unity, and action.

Each flag honors the lives of Ryan Britagna, Ian Duchemin, and Christopher Hallahan, and supports our mission to promote boating safety through education, advocacy, and community engagement.

Why Fly the Flag?

To honor three young lives lost at sea
To raise awareness for boating safety in your community
To support Light the Way’s programs and initiatives
To become part of a growing movement across Connecticut and beyond

Where People Are Flying Them:

Boats and docks
Front yards
Local businesses
Town halls and marinas
Golf courses and community events

Support

Helps Us Create Safer Waters!

Safety

Our Story

Every wave has a memory. Every flag we fly carries a name, a story, and a purpose. Light the Way was born from grief, but it lives through action, transforming loss into safety, remembrance into movement.

When you fly our flag, you're not just honoring the past, you're protecting the future.
Help us help create safer waters. One flag, one life, one wave at a time.