Nearly 100 years after the Rotary Club of Jacksonville put forth a proposal for a memorial to honor Floridians who died in service during World War I, the list of Florida Fallen continues to grow.
With the time change mid-March, daylight hours are extended and that means more time to spend in the park!
Happy 2021 and welcome to our first newsletter of the year! We hope to share great news about Memorial Park on a regular basis, at least quarterly, to keep you informed about events and other happenings in the park.
Jacksonville, FL, February 2, 2021 – At its January 13, 2021 meeting, Memorial Park Association’s board of directors elected new officers, who include Michele L. Luthin, board president; Laurie N. Jarvis, executive vice president; Kate A. Hallock, secretary and chair...
Vickie Mangin, Ann R. Mackey, Leah Kavanagh-Lim join nonprofit What do a biomedical engineer, a chief financial officer, and a small business owner have in common? All three women were recently welcomed to serve three-year terms on Memorial Park Association’s board of...
Author Wayne Wood to host book signing at Memorial Park, Saturday, Dec. 5 Wayne W. Wood will sign copies of his latest masterpiece, “LIFE: The Untold Story of Charles Adrian Pillars,” at Memorial Park, Saturday, Dec. 5, 10:30 to noon. The book sales will benefit...
Visitors to Memorial Park will notice work at the Riverside Avenue/Margaret Street entrance. The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) began work the week of October 12, 2020 on an intersection and traffic signal improvement project at Riverside Avenue (State...