Brazos Valley Veterans Memorial

02/28/2026

Thank you to all who attended the dedication of the Mexican Border Service statue this morning! We extend special thanks to our keynote speaker, Capt. Al Scott, USMC (Ret.), for his excellent remarks on the life and legacy of Brig. Gen. Charles Young.

10/21/2025

It's Brazos Valley Gives Day!

The Brazos Valley Veterans Memorial pays tribute to veterans and serves as an educational venue through life-sized statues, interpretive panels, and a Wall of Honor.

Your donation helps preserve and enhance the 12-acre memorial for years to come ⤵️

Brazos Valley Gives, powered by Community Foundation of the Brazos Valley, is a month-long community giving effort that culminates in 18 hours of online giving on the 3rd Tuesday of October. Giving together as one community to raise money and awareness for local nonprofits in 7 Brazos Valley countie...

10/16/2025

We’re participating in Brazos Valley Gives, and early giving is underway!

Our all-volunteer board is dedicated to honoring veterans through an educational memorial that reminds visitors that freedom comes with a heavy price.

Your support helps us maintain and enhance the 12-acre Brazos Valley Veterans Memorial so future generations can visit, learn, and remember the sacrifices made for our freedom.

Give today: https://brazosvalleygives.org/organization/BVVM

10/16/2025

07/17/2025

Today is our 25th anniversary! 🎉

Celebrate with us by coming out to the Brazos Valley Veterans Memorial between 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. today for an open house and guided tour.

07/16/2025

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At last week's City Council meeting, Mayor Nichols issued a joint proclamation – also signed by Bryan Mayor Bobby Gutierrez and Brazos County Judge Duane Peters – celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Brazos Valley Veterans Memorial, which was officially recognized as a non-profit organization on July 17, 2000.

The Memorial at the City of College Station’s Veterans Park and Athletic Complex features a 250-ton Wall of Honor, 18 memorial sites, 24 life-sized bronze statues, and a pathway that tells the story of our nation’s military history. The Wall of Honor bears the names of nearly 6,800 veterans.

More about the anniversary celebration: https://bit.ly/455hnWX

07/02/2025

Today, the Commissioners Court of Brazos County presented us with a proclamation recognizing our 25th anniversary and proclaiming July 17 as Brazos Valley Veterans Memorial Day!

To celebrate the milestone, we're inviting the community to join us on Thursday, July 17, from 5:30-7:30 p.m., for open house tours of the 12-acre memorial site.

06/11/2025

It's that time of year again!

Looking for a special gift to honor your beloved veteran? Add their name to our Wall of Honor.

The deadline to add names to be recognized in this year’s Veterans Day Ceremony is Aug. 15.

The cost is $250 per name to cover engraving and lifetime maintenance. The military veteran may be living, deceased or active, and does not have to be a Brazos Valley resident.

Visit https://bvvm.org/wall-of-honor to learn more.