Honoring service. Preserving memory. Inspiring generations.
The Oconto Falls Veterans Monument grew from years of planning, fundraising and community support. Global Recognition helped design and produce recognition materials that bring individual names, military service and sponsor support into one lasting memorial.

A community vision carried forward
A dedicated bronze plaque honors Marie Magnin, whose determination helped begin the project in memory of her husband, Orrie “Chub” Magnin, and all veterans. American Legion Post 302, the Legion Auxiliary and community partners helped turn that vision into the monument visitors see today.
The monument at a glance
Several recognition formats work together across the site to tell both individual and community stories.
A 70-foot-wide monument
A black granite centerpiece provides a setting for bronze military emblems within the memorial.
Five military emblems
Bronze-cast emblems represent the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard.
More than 450 bricks
Engraved bricks recognize living and deceased veterans through individual names and stories.
Bronze plaques
Plaques on walls, benches, flagpoles, planters and pedestals recognize veterans, sponsors and supporters.
Community project spotlight questions
Are engraved bricks still available?
Are engraved bricks still available?
Contact our team for help identifying the appropriate program contact and confirming current sponsorship availability. This project story is not a current brick-ordering announcement.
What recognition elements did Global help produce?
What recognition elements did Global help produce?
The project includes bronze-cast military emblems, engraved bricks and bronze plaques used throughout the monument.
Can Global help with a similar memorial project?
Can Global help with a similar memorial project?
Yes. Share the project vision, site, stakeholders, fundraising structure and desired recognition elements to begin planning.
Where should a community project begin?
Where should a community project begin?
Start by defining leadership, the site, the people being recognized, approval responsibilities, fundraising needs and the desired dedication timeline.


