EAA Memorial Wall

Dedicated To Those Who Have Loved And Supported Aviation

EAA's Memorial Wall, located on the edge of Pioneer Airport, is a perpetual tribute honoring aviation enthusiasts who have "gone west." These special people are personally memorialized on bronze plaques mounted within a striking wall constructed of stones brought to Oshkosh by EAA members from all over the world. Each person's inscription on the plaque is composed of two lines of 28 characters each.

A beautiful dedication ceremony is held in this serene park-like setting on the last Sunday morning of AirVenture to honor the year's new inductees. For AirVenture Oshkosh 2008, the ceremony will be conducted at 11:00 a.m., Sunday August 3. Guests should arrive no later than 10:30 a.m. A minimum contribution of $350 is required, and is held in EAA's endowment in perpetuity.

The online donation form includes instructions on writing and submitting the inscription. Please apply no later than April 11th to assure installation for AirVenture. Each inductee may also be honored with a tribute page in the year's Memorial Wall Album, archived in the Fergus Chapel adjacent to Memorial Wall.

To learn more or to receive a printed brochure about the Memorial Wall tribute, please contact development@eaa.org or telephone 1-800-236-1025.