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
Ludwig William Bruno
Thinking of what a great and nice guy Lou was and wanted his family to know that he\'s still remembered in Ft worth
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Travis Scott Jackson
DAD I LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU.
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Robert R. Cocke
Dad, i know you and Greg are in a wonderful place together. I miss you both so much!
Love you always!
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Gregory L. Cocke
going on 2 years and it still feels like it happened yesterday. What an honor and privilege it is to be your sister. Love you!
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Brian William Collins
Brian, I miss ya buddy.
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Alfred S. Hayne
In times when \"Me\" ring out in corporate board rooms and halls of Congress, the unselfish \"You, You, You\" actions of Mr. Hayne from London inspire us all! Everyone of my children and grandchildren know this memorial in downtown Fort Worth and the story of Mr. Hayne.
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Kenneth Wayne Pendergraft
I worked in the ER at John Peter Smith and we met a lot of Ft. Worth\'s finest. THis man was a fine police officer and a great human being. After all these years I remember. God bless him.
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Charles Wayne Hoffman
You\'ve been gone 58 years but not forgotten. I remember you loving me and wish my children and grandchildren could have felt your love.
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Jesse Ray Parris
Wish I could of known you, Your family misses you very much
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Henry Paul Mailloux
I was there that day with Paul, David and Chan. It is a day that has haunted me most of my childhood and adult life. We miss you Paul, god bless your family and those of us who still grieve your loss
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Brian William Collins
Dad, I can\'t believe you died so soon:( I I wish you were still alive and I miss you! I cry every day waiting for you to come home, but I know you are doing better with Jesus fighting Saitans Fires:) I love you and will never forget you:)
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Gregory L. Cocke
not a day goes by that i do not think of you and miss you. i love you brother!
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Robert R. Cocke
been thinkin about you so much lately. i miss you so much and wish i could have had you around the last few years! i love you dad!
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George Herbert Buckland Sr.
May Your Light Always Shine.
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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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