Heroes Memorial Park

Heroes Memorial Park is a relatively new park in the Brick and Mortar District. It pays tribute to U.S. military veterans and first responders through education, reflection, celebration, and contemplation. This park can host public gatherings and ceremonies. A highlight of Heroes Memorial Park is the Memorial Garden, which features an honor wall, remembrance totem, and time capsule. The park is teeming with native plants and provides the community with space to slow down and reflect.

Location & Hours:

  • 4100 S FM 1626, Kyle, Texas 78640
  • Open 5 a.m. - 11 p.m. Daily

Park Amenities:

  • Climbing Net Play Feature
  • Picnic Areas
  • Flag Retirement Box
  • Water Features
  • Educational Memorial Wall
  • Memorial Totem
  • Heroes Walk
  • Memorial Garden
  • Activity Lawn
  • Missing Man Table
  • Pond
  • Bike Racks
  • Drinking Fountain
  • Passive Seating
  • Trash Receptacles
  • Dog Waste Station
Heroes Memorial Park Flag Retirement

A Flag Retirement Box is located at Heroes Memorial Park. Individuals must be affiliated with the following groups in order to perform a Flag Retirement at Heroes Memorial Park: 

  • Veterans
  • First Responders
  • Law Enforcement
  • Scout Troops 

For more information on rental, contact the City of Kyle Parks and Recreation Department at 512-262-3939. 

Below is a list of Hays County Servicemembers Killed In Action Since WW1, for whom this park is dedicated.

World War I 

Clarence B Allen 

Jack Arnold 

Simon Gonzales 

Tom F Harwell 

Murray E Lawrence 

Clinton Stevens Lindsey 

Austin Rodgers Lowery 

Willis Mayfield 

Otto Moeller 

Overton O Perkins 

Maurice Thomas Suttles 

Charles W Walters 

Henry M Whipple 

George A Zapalac 


World War II 

Rodulfo A Barrera 

Casimiro M Besinaiz 

George R Bible 

James Thomas Brumley 

Reyes Canales 

Preston C Clark 

Claude Clark 

Luis G Costilla 

Rafael V Cruz 

James Henry Cummings 

John Albert Decker 

Thomas Elliott Falls Jr 

Orman L Fitzhugh 

Arthur Edward Gary 

David Gauna 

Joe A Gomez 

Rexford G. Harber 

John W Hargus 

William E. Herzog 

Thomas E Key Jr 

Marshall Arlson Langley 

Ramon Lucio 

Saturnino L Martinez 

Jack Mathis 

Johnny James Mccarty 

Deroy L. Miller 

Juan P Nevares 

Charles Benjamin Nichols Jr. 

Charles Eugne Oldham  Jr. 

Walter L Oliver 

Willie W Oliver 

Raymond T Pacheco 

Jessie A Palacios 

Jose Ramirez 

Logan Wilson Roberts 

Pedro C. Rocha 

Santiago G Sanchez 

Leroy A. Schaefer 

Harry W. Scheel 

Clarence Alfred Schuetzeberg 

Carroll E. Smith 

Alfred T Strachbein 

Lewis Ross Summers 

Robert Edwin Taylor 

Francis G Truesdale 

Oran Nelson Tuttle 

Alvin Edward Vetter 

Bobbie W Wagner 

Colvin L Watson 

Jesse Glenn Wimberley 

Korean Conflict 

Walter E Allen 

Darwin E. Herrin 

Arthur Love Jr 

Daniel Sanchez 

Sydney Philip Smith 

Sydney William Weatherford 

 


Vietnam 

Henry Edward Barber Jr. 

Juan Esquivel Cortez 

Michael R Dorman 

Edward Joseph Edmund 

Victor Flores Jr 

Jesse Eulojio Garcia 

Edward Ray Gaytan 

Armando A. Gomez 

Manuel Gonzales 

Vicente Ramirez Gonzales 

Mateo Juarez 

Alfredo Lopez Jr 

Richard Lopez 

Kenneth H Mclendon 

Baynes Ballew Mcswain Jr.

Bobby Lee Roberts 

Gerald Ray Roberts 

Felix Rodriguez 

Homer Doyle Spring 

Thomas Nelson Stiles 

Allen W. Thomas 

Conrad Jack Wheeler 


Desert Storm  

Melford R. Collins 


Operation Iraqi Freedom 

Michael W. Davis 

Jacob H. Neal 

Kristian Menchaca 


Operation Enduring Freedom 

Paul W. Pena 

Joseph Fankhauser 

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