What you'll find here
The angel, the pillars, the names held here.
At the center of the space stands the bronze angel — a small kneeling figure with a child in her arms, the same monument cast for every Angel of Hope park in the international network seeded by Richard Paul Evans' The Christmas Box.
Surrounding the angel are the name pillars: stone columns where families have inscribed memorial blocks for the children they're remembering. Each block carries a name. Together, the pillars form a quiet circle around the figure at the center — a place to walk slowly, read a name, leave a flower, and go.
