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"Duty to Remember" Campaign
The Philadelphia Vietnam Veterans Memorial Advisory Fund (PVVMAF) announced the 20th anniversary observance of the Memorial with a “Duty to Remember” Campaign.

The campaign is designed to increase awareness about the Penn’s Landing monument and to ensure its preservation by raising funds for its repair. The PVVMAF is the nonprofit board that works with the Fairmount Park System to provide oversight for the memorial.

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A Case for Support

“Duty to Remember” Campaign Facts
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Duty to Remember Campaign Sponsorship Opportunities
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Remembering...
They came from the diverse neighborhoods in this "city of neighborhoods" -- Fishtown, North Philly, Mayfair, Roxborough, Olney, Fairmount, South Philly, Kensington, Germantown -- where they had started their lives, careers and families. Among them were 54 alumni of Thomas Edison School, which sustained the largest number of Vietnam war casualties of any high school in the nation; 27 alumni of Father Judge High School; and eight former students of St. Leo's Elementary School in Tacony.

We can but imagine what their lives would have been like had they returned home; but we do know that our city is poorer for their early passing. Their average age: 22 years, nine months.

The motto "It is our duty to remember" became our pledge when the Memorial was dedicated in 1987. We have kept that pledge, and we will always remember our neighbors, friends, and brothers who gave their last true measure of devotion.


We Remember


The Advisory Fund
Board of Directors
  • Terry A. Williamson, President
  • Dennis Best, Vice President
  • John Scott McAllister, Secretary
  • Michael L. Daily III, Treasurer

The Philadelphia Vietnam Veterans Memorial Advisory Fund, Inc. is a Non-Profit 501 (c)(3) organization.


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