This wall was created to honor passed loved ones whose memorial funds have raised $5,000 or more for the cause of liberty.
We hope that their shining example of patriotism will inspire many others to dedicate their lives to protecting the sovereignty of the American people for future generations.
"Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival and the success of liberty." - John F. Kennedy
WALL OF PATRIOTS
James M. Brayshaw Jr., 2018
It is my honor to present to you the memory of my favorite American patriot and veteran, My Father; Commander James M. Brayshaw Jr. My father was extremely proud to be an American and always discussed what it meant and the duties that accompanied the honor. So intentional was his appreciation for his country that when writing notes on his life for his own obituary, he had written his name and identity as “An American from 18 June 1928 to _________ and had left it blank. We can now say that he was an American from 18 June 1928 to 10 December 2018.
Seeing the big picture and need to right our American ship, Dad entrusted Convention of States Action to educate on the Constitutional action necessary. On his commemorative wall, Cmdr. James added shortly before his passing that “protection of country is a citizen’s duty”. (Click here to read more.)
Virginia Neimi, 2018
Virginia Neimi was a woman who displayed patriotism throughout her life and became a grassroots activist at 84 years old. To Virginia, age was merely a number—and her number was one. The power of what one American citizen can do is extraordinary.Virginia became an activist at 84, when she participated in her first protest rally in DC. She spent almost the last decade of her life dedicated to grassroots causes (9 years and 6 months) and was passionate about calling an Article V Convention of States.
