Veterans Memorial

“In Memory of the men and women who served in the US Military and later died as a result of their service. We honor and remember their sacrifice.”

  1. 1 VENANCIO VERA
  2. 2 JAMES WINZEL
  3. 3 JOHNNY WILLIAMS
  4. 4 STEVE POGATICH
  5. 5 IRA GIBBS
  6. 6 CORNEL GIL
  7. 7 EDWARD C. JONES
  8. 8 FRANK MESZAR III
  9. 9 GUS SAMBIONES
  10. 10 ANTHONY PRIETO
  11. 11 EMILIO DE LA GARZA, JR.
  12. 12 HAROLD GOMEZ
  13. 13 CHARLES JACKSON
  14. 14 LOUIS ONAHAN
  15. 15 JOSE A. PABEY
  16. 16 PATRICK C. NEVIN
  17. 17 DARNELL HARVEY
  18. 18 EDWARD F. HAP
  19. 19 ROBERT LOPEZ
  20. 20 FRANCISCO N. VALDEZ
  21. 21 FRANKLIN WILLIAMS
  22. 22 WILLIAM HOOS, JR.
  23. 23 DAVID POLICH
  24. 24 STEVE KLARIK
  25. 25 ULYSSES BATTLE
  26. 26 JOHN E. URBELIS
  27. 27 JOE LISERIO
  28. 28 JOE LEZAMA
  29. 29 DONALD CARR

Mayor Anthony Copeland invites community members and visitors to stop by the Veterans Memorial at Veterans Park and take a moment to honor the brave men and women who have served our country. This meaningful tribute stands as a symbol of gratitude, sacrifice, and dedication, recognizing those who answered the call to serve and protect our nation.