We honor the lives of those who are no longer physically besides us, but whose stories, love, courage, and memories remain.
Each name and photograph displayed here represents far more than a loss. It represents a life- a son or daughter, husband or wife, mother or father, brother or sister, friend, teammate, veteran, first responder, neighbor, and someone deeply loved.
We will not allow the way their lives ended to define the lives they lived.
We speak their names.
We remember their stories.
We honor their lives.
And we carry their memory forward as we work to break the silence surrounding mental health and PTSD so that others may find hope, help. healing, and the courage to keep going.
Our faith reminds us that death does not have the final word. Until the day we meet again, they remain forever loved and forever remembered as part of The Eternal Assembly.
THEIR BATTLE HAS ENDED. THEIR STORY HAS NOT.
Honor a Loved One| The Eternal Assembly
Help us speak their names and tell their story.
The Eternal Assembly honors loved ones whose lives were lost following battles with mental health or PTSD. We believe every person represented here was so much more than the circumstances surrounding their death.
We invite families to help us remember the person they loved- their smile, their passions, their accomplishments, their service, their faith, their family, and the memories that made them uniquely themselves.
With your permission, their story may be honored through our wesbite, social media, memorial displays, and events, including the Annual Avenger 5K.
Their Battle has ended. Their story has not.