The Blanco County Veterans Memorial at 300 N Nugent Ave in Johnson City honors the men and women who served our nation. It was built by the community and is supported by the Daughters of the American Revolution, Hill Country chapter.

The ribbon cutting ceremony at the memorial, November 16, 2024

Our Story

Members of the local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution felt Blanco County needed a lasting monument to honor those who served. What started as a heartfelt idea became a shared mission for the whole community.

  • June 2014 Joe Garcia’s Vision
  • Nov 11, 2023 Groundbreaking Ceremony
  • Nov 16, 2024 Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
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Memorial supporters holding a donation check from the City of Johnson City

Team & Supporters

The memorial was led by a dedicated volunteer team: Sherry Jenkins, Michael Deslatte, Leta Garcia, Dawn Capra, Emily Uecker, Chris Liesmann, Wendy Strunk, Clay Simpson, Cheryl Pratt.

Thank you to the 42 sponsors, donors and gala partners who made it possible, and to Blanco County’s leaders for their support.

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An engraved plaque honoring a United States Marine Corps veteran

Honored Veterans

Veterans are honored at the memorial on 151 engraved pavers. Search for a name, or honor a veteran of your own.

Architect’s drawing of the Blanco County Veterans Memorial, with flags flying above the curved memorial wall

Building the Memorial

From the architect’s design to the groundbreaking in November 2023 and the finishing touches a year later, see photos of the memorial taking shape.

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