Thanks to the generous support of individuals and businesses, the Arkansas Fallen Firefighters Memorial was dedicated on March 22, 2014. Please help us with our efforts to preserve and maintain this beautiful memorial in the future. An annual Memorial Ceremony will be held on the last Saturday in March each year. Be sure to join us!
The Arkansas Fallen Firefighters Memorial is the result of decades of planning and vision.
Meet the dedicated and focused individuals who work tirelessly for the AFF Memorial project.
View and search a list of the names of the brave firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice.
The Arkansas Fallen Firefighters Memorial is the result of decades of planning and vision.
Meet the dedicated and focused individuals who work tirelessly for the AFF Memorial project.
View and search a list of the names of the brave firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice.
There are many ways you can support the ongoing maintenance and upkeep of the Arkansas Fallen Firefighters Memorial. For example, you can purchase a custom firefighter AR license plate. You can also shop at our online store for firefighter-themed collector coins. All proceeds go towards funding the memorial, we truly appreciate your part in keeping the memories of fallen firefighters alive.
Help us honor the brave men and women who've lost their lives in service. Join us at The Arkansas Fallen Firefighters Memorial on Saturday, March 29th at 1 PM for our annual memorial service. Located on Capital Mall Street, on the backside of the Capitol building in Little Rock, AR.
This touching poem will warm your heart! It was written by a little girl remembering her grandfather, Stewart Warren, who gave his life in the line of duty on May 8, 1997. Read "Gone In A Flame" to see how poignantly a young child has expressed her feelings of devotion, loss, and above all, hope.
I know I should never ask why
But I really have to know
Why you had to leave this Earth
I wish you didn't have to go
I remember when we spent time together
Just about every single day.
You used to always listen to me
Every word I had to say.
I really miss you right now
And even though I try,
I can never erase that night from my memory
And it always makes me cry.
I can only imagine how it felt
The bright, burning flames
And the firefighters, all the firefighters
Your name along with their names.
I know I'm not the only one hurting,
And that's what makes it so sad.
But I think of all the good things that happened while you were alive,
And I try to be glad.
I know you would want us to be happy,
Because I know you wouldn't want it to be like this.
You wanted so much for us.
That's the way it was, and I'm sure that's the way it still is.
But this is the problem,
I don't know where you are, and I can only think your name.
And I remember the one thing we have in common,
Your heart, My heart, both gone in a flame.