The Long Walk Home:

Walk Across America

Honor Your Fallen

In memory of the brave Veterans we've lost to suicide, we invite you to pay tribute to Veteran in your life who lost their internal battle. From September 2024 to May 2025, The Long Walk Home will be embarking on the "Walk Across America": a cross-country journey to bring awareness to the Veteran suicide crisis and advocate for life-saving programs. Every day, we will be acknowledging a Veteran who has been lost to suicide to remind the country of what is at stake.

Every dollar you donate and name you provide helps us honor the memory of fallen Veterans and create a greater sense of urgency. Below is a list of Veterans who have been acknowledged thus far.

Honorees


Jeffery Thompson, Kurt Kendel, Mike Day, Matt Trimble, Christopher Hulbert, Robby Mathews, Xinhu Mescnburg, Brian Rio, Richard Vinton Wright, Ryan Mendoza, Anthony P. Muhlstadt, John Ruocco

Philip Mario Abato, Rick Smith, John Coutcher, Michelle Langhorst, Justin Bowman, Edward Cole Hidrader, Stephen J Keyes, Thomas Minogue, Jack Reardon, Patrick Kinane, Michael G Knight, Todd Russell, Robert Dalton, Clay Ward, Ollie Hurst, William Payne, Aiden Frantz.

How to Honor Your Fallen

  • Dedicate: Share a message or the name of your loved one, their name, picture, and your message will appear across our social media platforms, on our website, and on the Veterans, who are walking cross country with honor boards, to honor your loved one.

  • Inspiration: Let their memory inspire others to raise awareness and help prevent Veteran Suicide.

  • Share: Send us your message, story, and loved ones information with photo to: [email protected]

  • Support: Follow The Long Walk Home’s inspiring journey across the country and witness the power of honoring your fallen and how your contributions helps in raising awareness for Veteran Suicide Prevention.

  • Donate: Every dollar supports life-saving programs for Veterans who are still fighting their internal battles.

Stay updated with the progress and witness the impact of "Walk Across America through our blogs and social media platforms.

Your support and honored loved ones story can make a profound difference, where

Veterans are remembered, supported, and honored.