FLORIDA FALLEN FIREFIGHTER MEMORIAL
Florida State Fire College - Ocala

ENGRAVED BRICK PAVERS
The Joint Council of Fire and Emergency Services along with the Division of State Fire Marshal is proud to announce the addition of engraved pavers to the Florida Fallen Firefighter Memorial in Ocala, Florida. You can now purchase granite or brick pavers to be placed in the memorial courtyard surrounding the "Firefighter at Rest" monument. Firefighters, family members, friends, and fire and emergency service organizations will be able to personalize their remembrance or message in stone.
Engraved Red Brick Paver - 4" x 8" $50.00
Engraved Granite Brick Paver - 4" x 8" $100.00
Engraved Granite Plaque - 8" x 16"
(include a basic logo or seal for additional cost)		 $500.00
Larger Custom Plaque
(limited placements available on facing wall)		 Pricing Available

There also will be a very limited number of spaces for larger plaques on a wall facing the memorial. These plaques can have a fire department's logo in color and names of departed members (not necessarily line of duty death), or other remembrance. All funds will be used to enhance and maintain the Florida Fallen Firefighter Memorial in perpetuity to honor the firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice. The Florida Fallen Firefighter Memorial was dedicated on January 11, 1992, and occupies a place of honor at the center of the Florida State Fire College campus. The Florida Joint Council of Fire and Emergency Services and the staff of the FSFC maintain the memorial.

While visiting the memorial, please remember that
this small piece of earth is dedicated to the memory of those who have
given their lives so that others might live.

- This is truly hallowed ground -
PLACE YOUR ORDER HERE

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