References

• Garden Grove Police Officer Memorial- Garden Grove, CA
  Police “Call to Duty” with 5 low relief portraits. The Garden Grove Police Officer Memorial was dedicated May 20, 1999 - in memory of the officers and their families who have made the ultimate sacrifice in service to the citizens of Garden Grove.
  
  Contact:
  Garden Grove Police Department
  Randy Tucker or Lt. Ellsworth (714) 741-5800
  
  
• Illinois Firefighter Memorial - Springfield, IL
  Dedicated to the firefighters of Illinois who have given their lives in the line of duty and to those who heroically serve with courage, pride and honor. The memorial became a reality May 13, 1999, when it was dedicated in the presence of nearly 3,000 fire service personnel, their families and friends. It is located on the southwest corner of the state Capital.
  
  Contact:
  Illinois Fire Department
  John Fennell (217) 785-4144
  
  
• Huntington Manor, NY
  Dedicated to all the firefighters of Huntington Manor F.D. who made the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty through their dedication and devotion to save life and property.
  
  Contact:
  Huntington Manor Fire Department
  Vinnie Bifano (631) 427-1629
  
  
• Veterans Memorial - Eden Prairie, MN
  Dedicated on November 9, 2008 at a ceremony in Eden Prairie, MN. The memorial honors all who have served in any of the six major branches of the United States military. The site is located at Purgatory Creek Park. “All gave some…some gave all….remember your veterans.”
  
  Contact:
  Eden Prairie Veterans Memorial
  Jay Lotthammer (952) 949-8440
  
  
• "Eastside Guardian” - Minneapolis, MN
  The “Eastside Guardian” Community Project is a way to publicly acknowledge the outstanding job that the community’s police officers do every day, in the neighborhoods where we live and work. To this end, the “Eastside Guardian” Community Project Fundraising Committee has commissioned Brodin Studios to create a bronze sculpture that captures the pride, confidence and decency that the Eastside Minneapolis Community feels about the police officers that protect our homes, workplaces and neighborhoods.
   
  Contact:
  Minneapolis Police Department
  Captain Widell (612) 673-3551