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Created by artist, Richard Young and his studio, Young Fine Arts, Inc. and donated by Ewan Gregory, this 36″ x 16″ x 16″ bronze sculpture sits on a pedestal at Living Wheel Park, a location created as a dedication to and remembrance of our veterans. The sculpture honors the ultimate service of our fallen heroes and calls the public’s attention to the lives they valued and the sacrifice they share.

From Parker Arts

  1. Cave of Won-Doors (Paint Parker Mural) by Lutheran High School Art Students, Image 1.

    Lutheran High School Art Students

    Cave of Won-Doors (Paint Parker Mural)

  2. Amber Eye (Permanent Public Art) by Glenn Zweygardt, Image 15.

    Glenn Zweygardt

    Amber Eye (Permanent Public Art)

    stone

  3. Nancy Gripman (Permanent Public Art) by Don Budy, Image 1.

    Don Budy

    Nancy Gripman (Permanent Public Art)

    Bronze

  4. Jacks (Permanent Public Art) by Christopher Weed, Image 1.

    Christopher Weed

    Jacks (Permanent Public Art)

    stainless steel and fiberglass

  5. The Maneater (Permanent Public Art) by Jim Choate, Image 1.

    Jim Choate

    The Maneater (Permanent Public Art)

    Metal

  6. Puppy Dog Tales (Permanent Public Art) by Bobbie Carlyle, Image 1.

    Bobbie Carlyle

    Puppy Dog Tales (Permanent Public Art)

    Bronze

  7. I'm Dreaming With My Brain Awake (Permanent Public Art) by Sandy Friedman, Image 3.

    Sandy Friedman

    I'm Dreaming With My Brain Awake (Permanent Public Art)

    rusted and powder coated steel

    12 x 5 x 5 in

  8. Love Others by Lutheran High School Art Students, Image 5.

    Lutheran High School Art Students

    Love Others

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