The memorial is located on the north end of Trinity Park along West 7th Street. It occupies approximately five acres of park. » Get Directions
Hours of Operation
5:00am - 11:30pm
The displays and paths are always
illuminated.
By Mail
3801 Hulen Suite 101
Fort Worth, Texas 76107
By Phone
817-870-2171
Tributes
Henry Paul Mailloux
\"WE NEVER FORGET\"
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Edward Martin Belcher
\"WE NEVER FORGET\"
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Darrell Gene Moon
Darrell,
I didn\'t know about you until I was 21 years old. Or, as most parents would say old enough to know better. I found out that you were a man of great courage who had desire and strength to protect others. I wish that we knew each other when you were with us. I feel that you are with me at bad times and I see your face through my children\'s eyes. I wish that I had more of your family\'s information to know more about the father I never knew. You have 3 beautiful grandchildren, 2 boys and 1 little princess that we call \"sassy\". I love you and you rest in peace sir!
Your son, Jeremy Rogers
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Gregory L. Cocke
miss you more than words can say.
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Alan F. Chick
I was privileged to know Alan from the time he and his family lived in New Jersey. He was a good guy and a heck of an athlete in his junior high days, baseball (pitching) and bowling in particular. He had a seriousness and integrity about him even back then, so I\'m not surprised to see the commendations and praise he garnered, modestly, in public service. God bless Alan, and bless his family. One good man, my friend Alan, -- just a very, very good man.
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Frank Massingale
Frank Massengale was my greatgrandfather. He was one of the first firefighters of Ft. Worth. He was primarily a driver, first the horse drawn units, then trucks. He always believed he and his horses could beat any of the orginal fire trucks. One interesting note, he was killed on the corner of Bryce St. and Montgomery. His son, his grandson, and myself were named Bryce after William Bryce, an early Mayor of Ft Worth.
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Gregory L. Cocke
My brother, I cannot believe it\'s been a yr. since we lost you. We miss you so very much and life just hasn\'t been the same without you. It is an honor to be your sister and will cherish all the memories i have you and keep them in my heart for eternity. You are a wonderful brother and hero to us all.
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Phillip Wayne Dean
Phillip,
Like I said to Brian, I can\'t believe it\'s been 11 years. It seems like just yesterday you were coaching me in t-ball. Every game I played in high school I prayed that you would watch over me and help me through the game. I think about you every day. You are truly missed.
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Brian William Collins
Brian,
I can\'t believe it\'s almost been 11 years since you have been gone. My family thinks about you every single day. You are missed, but never forgotten.
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Joseph Edward Westmoreland
This is my grandfather whom I loved dearly. He died when I was not quite four years old. I remember him very well. I wt to get out to the memorial some time soon. I know it must be beautiful ad some what disturbing for me.
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Jeff C. Couch
May all the fallen heroes rest in peace... Jeff C. Couch you will always be remembered.
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Joseph William Buswold
Thank you for the tribute to dad. I still wonder why Mom never received the \"death while on duty\" benefit on dad\'s pension. I think that would have been a much better tribute.
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Joseph William Buswold
My daddy was a father, care giver , protector, and teacher.
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Robert R. Cocke
i never got to met him but he is probly like my dad greg cocke who also died in the line of duty i love and miss him so much
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Thomas C. Bounds
Thomas C. Bounds was my grandfather, for whom I was named. I never knew him, since I was born after his death.
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Jimmie Franklin Chadwell
I miss you dearly you were a wonderful Daddy, policeman, husband and best of all friend..........God\'s home is safe and happy for you I know, your a angel..
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Robert F. Camfield
We miss you Uncle Robert! You were a good mentor for me.
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James C. Gaul
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JC, you were a role model and an inspiration to a sixteen year old boy who came from a messed up home. That boy came to work as a volunteer in police communications when you were assigned there - in the day, way back when, that officers were assigned to Dispatch. You helped teach him the ropes and showed him that a real police officer wasn\'t a gun and a uniform but a mind and a heart, professional, tireless, and caring no matter what the duty.
Well, that boy grew up and became a police officer himself. As an officer he put into practice all those positive things you taught through example and instruction. Things about being a cop and, especially, about being human. Well, he carried that wisdom you passed along. You will be happy to know he passed it on to others and told them about you.
In no small measure your influence helped him make it through his law enforcement career. An influence that stood out as a light in those dark and empty places that every police officer must walk. He made it. He survived. And he retired after three decades doing the same job that you loved so much. And, best of all, he made it out with both his honor and compassion intact.
You did a good job, JC! I know --- because that boy was me.
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Jimmie Franklin Chadwell
I\'ll never forget you
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Randall Lynn Fletcher
I had the honor to work with Randy about 1 year. I believe he was one of the best street officers to ever wear a uniform. He could catch criminals no one else could seem to catch. It was an honor to work with him.
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