Portland and the federal government

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Digital Veterans Memorial

Program
Veterans Memorial Coliseum stands to honor military members who died in service to this country. Explore this online memorial to read the history of the Coliseum's memorial walls, see the names of those forever etched in granite, learn - and share - stories of local fallen veterans.
Visitors react to memorial wall at Memorial Coliseum, 1962 View full size image

Featured content

A closeup picture of a displaced granite panel on one of the memorial walls at Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Why a digital veterans memorial?

Granite memorial wall outside Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Memorial History and Overview

Memorial wall at Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Memorial Honor Roll

Crew photo featuring fallen Portland-area WWII veteran William Susanka, third from left in back row

Veteran Biographies

Chief Warrant Officer Joe Brown, Army pilot and resident of Portland, died in Vietnam in 1971

Submit a veteran's story

Memorial wall at Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Future Plans for Honoring Veterans at Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Contact

Karl Lisle

Spectator Venues Program Manager
karl.lisle@portlandoregon.gov
503-823-5876

Related offices, programs, and projects

Night picture of the exterior of a busy Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Spectator Venues and Visitor Activities Program

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