Eternally Honoring America's
Fallen Heroes
The National Global War on Terror Memorial Trail® is a project of LifeGR®, a 501(c)3 nonprofit
National Global War on Terror Memorial Trail
The Global War on Terror Memorial Trail® will stand as a symbol of America’s honor and recognition of the men and women who served and sacrificed their lives in the Global War on Terror (GWOT).
Represented by one mile per year of conflict, this breathtaking 20 mile paved trail will be accompanied every 15′ by one of the 7,015 individualized marble memorials, representing the 7,015 men and women who gave their lives. Each memorial will be inscribed with the name, DOB, KIA date and location, branch of service, and sponsor recognition.
Show your love and respect by sponsoring an individual memorial.
Platinum Sponsor
- Your name engraved on a Fallen Hero’s Memorial in the Park
- First Sponsorship Listed
- Largest Sponsorship Text
- LifeGR Recognition Gift Personally Presented to You, the Sponsor
Gold Sponsor
- Your name engraved on a Fallen Hero’s Memorial in the Park
- Second Sponsorship Listed
- Medium Sponsorship Text
- LifeGR Recognition Gift Provided to the Sponsor
Silver Sponsor
- Your name engraved on a Fallen Hero’s Memorial in the Park
- Third Sponsorship Listed
- Medium-Small Sponsorship Text
- LifeGR Recognition Gift Provided to the Sponsor
Bronze Sponsor
- Your name engraved on a Fallen Hero’s Memorial in the Park
- Fourth Sponsorship Listed
- Small Sponsorship Text
"Honoring all those we've lost and showing support and gratitude to their loved ones is the very least we can do."
Heather Williams
Healing one step at a time
Global War on Terror Memorial Trail
On September 11, 2021, LifeGR co-founder & CEO, Jesse Johnson-Brower became the first person in history to walk 487 miles, across six states, between the three national 9/11 memorials. His 9/11 Memorial Walk began at the National September 11 Memorial and Museum in New York City, where he continued walking to the National Flight 93 Memorial in Shanksville, PA, and completing his walk at the National Pentagon Memorial on September 11, 2021.
During his walk, Jesse realized the healing power of walking. He wanted to create a permanent place where those in need could go, walk, and remember.
Join Our Wall of Appreciation
Have your name permanently recognized in our visitor center’s wall of appreciation.