LULIBERTY UNITESAmerica remembers together

ESTABLISHED 2001 · RENEWED 2026

Names endure.
America remembers.

A living American memorial honoring victims of September 11, terrorism, and military service through tributes, prayers, and remembrance.

9,709historic tributes
23,876prayers and condolences
1enduring promise: never forget

THE LIVING MEMORIAL

Every life is a story,
not a statistic.

Showing 40 of 9,698 migrated tributes

Portrait of . Adam C. RossUS Army. Adam C. RossLyman, SC1 candlesPortrait of . Brenden N. SalazarUS Army. Brenden N. SalazarChuluota, FL1 candlesPortrait of . Brett E. WoodUS Army. Brett E. WoodSpencer, IN1 candlesPortrait of . Edward E. JackUS Navy. Edward E. JackDetroit3 candlesPortrait of ’ Micah Aaron HillUS Navy’ Micah Aaron HillRalston, NE1 candlesPortrait of 1st Lt. Ret. Richard P. Gabriel Sr.World Trade Center1st Lt. Ret. Richard P. Gabriel Sr.Great Falls, VA3 candlesPortrait of A. Todd RanckeWorld Trade CenterA. Todd RanckeSummit, NJ2 candlesPortrait of Aaron A SmithUS ArmyAaron A SmithKilleen, Texas1 candlesPortrait of Aaron A WeaverUS ArmyAaron A WeaverFlorida1 candlesPortrait of Aaron A. HendersonUS ArmyAaron A. HendersonHoulton, ME1 candlesPortrait of Aaron A. KentUS NavyAaron A. KentPortland, Ore.1 candlesPortrait of Aaron B. CruttendenUS ArmyAaron B. CruttendenMesa, AZ1 candlesPortrait of Aaron BoylesUS MarineAaron BoylesAlameda, Calif.1 candlesPortrait of Aaron C AustinUS MarineAaron C AustinSunray, Texas1 candlesPortrait of Aaron C ElandtUS ArmyAaron C ElandtLowell, Mich.1 candlesPortrait of Aaron C PickeringUS MarineAaron C PickeringMarion, Ill.1 candlesPortrait of Aaron C. VaughnUS NavyAaron C. VaughnStuart, FL1 candlesPortrait of Aaron D GautierUS ArmyAaron D GautierHampton, Va.5 candlesPortrait of Aaron D JaggerUS ArmyAaron D JaggerHillsdale, Mich.2 candlesPortrait of Aaron D. IstreUS ArmyAaron D. IstreVinton, LA1 candlesPortrait of Aaron D. UllomUS NavyAaron D. UllomMidland, MI1 candlesPortrait of Aaron Dean WhiteUS ArmyAaron Dean WhiteShawnee, Okla.1 candlesPortrait of Aaron E. FairbairnUS ArmyAaron E. FairbairnAberdeen, Wash. died July 4 at Combat Outpost Zerok, Afghanistan,5 candlesPortrait of Aaron Edward WilliamsCanadaAaron Edward WilliamsPerth-Andover, New Brunswick1 candlesPortrait of Aaron H. ReedUS MarineAaron H. ReedChillicothe, Ohio2 candlesPortrait of Aaron HorwitzWorld Trade CenterAaron HorwitzNew York, NY1 candlesPortrait of Aaron J BlasjoUS ArmyAaron J BlasjoRiverside, CA1 candlesPortrait of Aaron J ContrerasUS ArmyAaron J ContrerasSherwood, Ore.1 candlesPortrait of Aaron J SisselUS ArmyAaron J SisselTipton, Iowa1 candlesPortrait of Aaron J WalkerUS ArmyAaron J WalkerHarker Heights, Texas2 candlesPortrait of Aaron J WardUS ArmyAaron J WardSan Jacinto, Calif.&#5912 candlesPortrait of Aaron J. RusinUS ArmyAaron J. RusinJohnstown, Pa.2 candlesPortrait of Aaron J. TaylorUS MarineAaron J. TaylorBovey, Minn.6 candlesPortrait of Aaron JacobsWorld Trade CenterAaron JacobsNew York, NY1 candlesPortrait of Aaron K. KramerUS ArmyAaron K. KramerSalt Lake City, UT1 candlesPortrait of Aaron L SealUS MarineAaron L SealElkhart, Ind.,2 candlesPortrait of Aaron L. PrestonUS ArmyAaron L. PrestonDallas2 candlesPortrait of Aaron M AllenUS MarineAaron M AllenBuellton, Calif.&#599 candlesPortrait of Aaron M GenevieUS ArmyAaron M GenevieChambersburg, Pa.2 candlesPortrait of Aaron M GrinerUS ArmyAaron M GrinerTampa, Fla.2 candles

OUR PURPOSE

Memory is an act of citizenship.

Liberty Unites began as a place where ordinary people could light a candle, leave a prayer, and preserve the name of someone lost to terrorism or war.

This renewal keeps that human record intact while removing the weight of a legacy database from every public page. Each memorial is generated as durable, searchable HTML: quick to open, easy to share, and simple for an authorized agent to maintain.

THE ORIGINAL RECORD

The old archive remains part of the story.

This first rebuild does not erase the original Liberty Unites database. It creates a modern memorial layer while keeping a direct path to the historic source.

Visit the historic archive