The Patrick Williamson Memorial Foundation

05/26/2026

Congratulations to Mason Box who received the 2026 St. Cecilia academic scholarship on behalf of The Patrick Williamson Memorial Foundation.

Pictured below is Mason with Sybil and Buddy Williamson.

05/25/2026

Today, we honor our fallen heroes with deep gratitude for their bravery. In particular, we remember Sgt. Patrick Oliver Williamson '04 and Pvt. Mark W. Graham '02. We are humbled by their sacrifice and eternally thankful. Happy Memorial Day Cougars

05/12/2026

Congratulations to Charles Emling, 2026 Sgt. Patrick Oliver Williamson Scholarship recipient.

Pictured below with Sybil and Buddy Williamson.

04/17/2026

Thank you all for coming and making this year’s shoot such a success!

Make sure to save the date for the 15th Annual Sporting Clays Shoot-Out, April 10, 2027. We look forward to seeing ya’ll there.

04/12/2026

12/31/2025

Please join us in congratulating LCpl Erik Galvan, the most recent recipient of a fully customized, accessible vehicle donated by The Patrick Williamson Memorial Foundation and Semper Fi & America's Fund.

In 2011, while on patrol in Afghanistan, LCpl Galvan was critically injured in an improvised explosive device (IED) explosion, resulting in the loss of both legs and his right hand. He underwent extensive surgeries at Walter Reed Medical Center before transferring to Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, where he continued his recovery for two years. He was medically retired in 2013.

Today, Erik is happily married and a proud father to a 4 year old son who keeps him on the move with sports and school activities. This customized vehicle represents more than transportation. It restores independence, mobility, and the ability to fully engage in family life.

We are honored to celebrate Erik’s strength, resilience, and service to our country.

11/30/2025

We are proud to present a fully customized, accessible vehicle to Sgt. John Peck, USMC (Ret.), our newest recipient, and our first since joining forces with Semper Fi & America's Fund.

Sgt. Peck’s journey is one of extraordinary bravery. After serving multiple combat deployments, he was critically injured by an IED blast in Afghanistan in 2010, resulting in the loss of all four limbs. Despite unthinkable challenges, he refused to give up. His determination led him to become one of only four people in the country to receive a bilateral arm transplant.

Today, Sgt. Peck uses his voice to encourage others, advocate for wounded veterans, and share his story of resilience and hope.

This vehicle signifies more than mobility. It symbolizes freedom, independence, and the heart of Patrick’s legacy living on through the lives we’re able to impact.

Please join us in celebrating Sgt. Peck and honoring his service, sacrifice, and remarkable perseverance. 🇺🇸