Dedication to Tyler Victor Ugolyn at Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame

Memorial Kiosk features article in Sports Illustrated, September , 2001 written by Jeff Pearlman in honor and memory of Tyler Ugolyn entitled "Picture this Perfect"

Garden and Park

Garden-like grounds with gazebo

The memorial includes a garden and sculpture. The sculpture is a life size bronze statue, depicting a German Shepherd rescue dog in full rescue uniform, including protective booties and a vest.

Mother reading to child sculpture commissioned by family

A plaque is in place outside the locker room, and dozens of personal Remembrance plaques from donors are displayed inside.

A granite memorial and flag pole between terminal one and two at San Diego Lindbergh Field Airport. Text on Memorial: "In memory of those lives lost on September 11, 2001. Liberty Unites Us.

The Plaque reads:This steel beam recovered from the World Trade
Center is dedicated to all of the people who lost their lives in the terrorist

Sponsored by the Tyler Ugolyn Foundation. Co-Sponsored by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and the NCAA Final Four Men's Championship Community Initiative and YMCA of the USA.

The Plaque Reads: Somerset County, PA New York, NY Washington, DC Through blurred eyes we find the strength and courage to soar beyone the moment.

The memorial was designed with an elevated square concrete base, upon which a 10-foot tall, 980 lb. I-beam from the World Trade Center wreckage was placed.

Weighing about 600 pounds and measuring 6 feet long, the twisted I-beam will be the centerpiece of a memorial at the MSU Billings College of Technology.

Brooklawn’s 9/11 Memorial and Monument of the Delaware Valley” contains a
collection of artifacts from the three disaster sites of September 11,

Sponsored by the Tyler Ugolyn Foundation. Co-Sponsored by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and the NCAA Final Four Men's Championship Community Initiative and YMCA of the USA.

Spirit of 9/11 is a sculpture by artist Gregory Perillo. It was inspired by soccer, softball, and basketball coach Lt. Charles Joseph Margiotta, a firefighter who was killed on September 11th.

The memorial can be found at the base of the Statue of Liberty located at the east entrance of the courthouse.

Revealed on Memorial Day 2011, the monument consists of two Twin Towers connected with a Christian cross.