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Bronze Veterans Memorial Plaques

For Parks, Memorial Walls, Posts and Public Monuments

These are the plaques a community commissions: a veterans memorial park, a courthouse lawn, a wall of honor in a school or municipal building, a VFW post or American Legion hall.

They are architectural bronze, made to sit outdoors on stone or brick for a century. We are not a headstone or grave-marker supplier — if you need a VA cemetery marker, that is a different product from a different kind of company.

Multi-name honor rolls, branch seals and dedication panels are all included in the plaque price.

Bronze veterans memorial plaque installed at Commerce City Veterans Memorial Park

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Related Plaque Designs

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Honor Rolls and Multi-Name Rosters

A wall of honor listing every resident who served is the most common veterans memorial we produce. Names set in columns, grouped by conflict or by branch, with the community name and dedication date above.

There is no per-name charge. Where a community expects to add names later, we design the panel with room to grow or as a set of matched panels that can be extended.


Perpetuity Plaques — Built to Add Names

Some memorials are commissioned knowing the roster is not finished. A perpetuity design carries cast name bars — engraved as names are added, blank until they are needed — so the community never outgrows its own memorial.

The War on Terror memorial we produced for the people of Burlington is built this way: the dedication and the first name cast into the panel, with open bars beneath ready for the names no one wanted to add.

We keep your template and produce matching name bars on request, year after year.

Bronze War on Terror memorial plaque for Burlington with engraved name bars that can be added over time

Park and Monument Installations

Outdoor memorials need mounting hardware chosen for the substrate — stone, brick, concrete or a freestanding frame. We supply it and specify it, and can work to a monument fabricator's drawings.

The Commerce City Veterans Memorial Park plaque is a typical municipal commission: branch seals across the head, dedication text, and the commissioning body named at the foot.

Engraved bronze U.S. Army seal used on a veterans memorial panel

Posts, Halls and Civic Buildings

VFW posts, American Legion halls, courthouses and schools order smaller interior panels: a post charter, a roll of past commanders, a dedication marking a building named for a local veteran.

These are sized to the wall they hang on and mount directly to interior surfaces.


Sample Wording for a Veterans Memorial

[CITY OR COMMUNITY] VETERANS MEMORIAL

IN HONOR OF ALL WHO SERVED
IN THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES

[Conflict heading]
[Name]   [Name]   [Name]

DEDICATED [DATE]
[Commissioning body]

Grouping by conflict is the most readable arrangement for a long roster, and the one families look for first.

Tell us the longest name on the list — it sets the column width and the letter size for the whole panel.

A starting point — we will help you tailor the wording, layout and artwork for your project.


Frequently Asked Questions

Do you make VA grave markers or headstones?

No. We produce architectural memorial plaques for parks, walls, posts and public buildings. VA cemetery markers are applied for through the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Is there a charge per name on an honor roll?

No. Multi-name rosters are included — the only limit is what stays legible at the panel size you choose.

Can names be added later?

Yes. We design panels with expansion room, or as matched sets that can be extended, and we hold your template.

Will it survive outdoors?

Yes. Cast bronze on a properly specified mount lasts outdoors for a century with occasional waxing.