Dedicated in 2011, the memorial stands as a special place of remembrance for those who have served in any branch of the military. The memorial was created with all private funds.

The memorial pathway is comprised of pavers on which are inscribed personal information about a veteran as provided by a friend or loved one.

Pavers acknowledge those who have served during years of peace and war – one even going back to the Revolutionary War.

The memorial stands as one of only four federally recognized veterans’ memorials in the State of Florida.

In 2023 as a result of the continuous need to acknowledge and honor veterans, there no longer were any pavers available. In 2024 we embarked on an expansion of the memorial, consisting of two ‘Walls of Remembrance’. The pathway to the walls from the existing memorial and around the two walls will be created by a new type of paver that will be resilient to weather and wear.

Those pavers will again provide the ability to recognize those who have served. Each of the walls will be covered in black granite. On the facing of the granite, people will be able to have stainless steel plaques on the wall acknowledging those friends or family members who have served.

Mark Oebbecke – President

Andy Koch – Vice President

Tracy Bell – Treasurer

Janet Fisher – Secretary

Joe Cannon – Director

Dave Duecker – Director

Steven Wolf – Director

Bill Wester – Director Emeritus

Any veteran honorably discharged may become a member of the association. A limited number of non-veterans are also able to join as an associate member. Membership meetings are held monthly on the second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM in the Ponce Inlet Community Center. Dues are $25 per calendar year.

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There are two means of honoring someone who has served: Pavers and Stainless Steel Plaques.

Paver: $250
These 8″ x 8″ concrete pavers can contain a representation of the branch of service or other approved symbol, along with up to four lines of text.

Stainless Steel Plaque: $350
The 9”x 6” plaques will be able to contain a representation of the branch of service or other approved symbol, along with up to four lines of text and will last a lifetime.

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Direct Donation: $500+

A direct donation in any amount can be made toward the “Walls of Remembrance” memorial expansion project. Donors providing donations in increments of $500 will have their names inscribed on a stainless steel plaque on the end sections of the black granite walls.

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