4×8 Memorial Brick Paver
$200
A permanent engraved brick paver set into the remembrance park walkway.
Inscription: 1 line, engraved with the full name of your Angel in uppercase.
Dry Creek Cemetery · Boise, Idaho
Angel of Hope Idaho is a community remembrance park where families can come to remember children and loved ones lost too soon - on birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, and any quiet day that calls for it.
Our mission
Angel of Hope Idaho is a remembrance park taking shape at Dry Creek Cemetery in Boise, sponsored in partnership with the Eagle 616 Lions Club.
At its heart stands the Angel of Hope statue - part of a tradition that began with Richard Paul Evans’ book The Christmas Box and has since given grieving families around the world somewhere to go.
This is a community effort, built by local families, donors, and volunteers who understand that grief does not end after the funeral.
A permanent place of remembrance
Somewhere that will still be here in ten years, and in fifty.
Space for healing and peace
A quiet setting to sit, walk, and remember without hurry.
Annual candlelight vigils
Families gather each December 6 to remember together.
A place to return
For birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, and the hard days in between.
Ways to give
$200
A permanent engraved brick paver set into the remembrance park walkway.
Inscription: 1 line, engraved with the full name of your Angel in uppercase.
$2,000
An engraved granite plaque mounted on the memorial wall beside the angel statue.
Inscription: 4 lines, engraved with FULL Name, Date of Birth, and Date of Passing of your Angel.
$5,000
A place to sit, rest, and remember within the park.
Inscription: Inscription details are confirmed individually with the committee.
$1,000–$15,000
A business donation, recognized on a granite paver leading to the Angel of Hope statue.
$26,000
The highest level of support, helping complete and sustain the park.
Inscription: A plaque to be placed on the Angel Monument, with your business name and logo. Recognition is arranged with the committee.
Stories of Hope
January 1, 1932 - July 16, 1950
Angel of Hope
PFC Robert Arle Wright, 18 of Whitesville, was Killed in Action July 16,1950 during the Battle of Kum River near Taejon, Republic of Korea. He was born January r, 1932 in Whitesville, Kentucky to the late Frederick and M...
Read Robert’s story
Angel of Hope
Being a farmer gave Matthew peace and purpose. Along with farming,Matthew also loved country music, going on road trip adventures, spending time with friends, working on and modifying his 1999 Dodge Ram, and helping othe...
Read Matthew’s story
Family life altering tragedies
Joe D'Orazio [brother 42 years young]] succumbed to agent orange from his service in Viet Nam in the army ..He volunteered and was a Canadian living here in Boise.. Mario D'Orazio [son ]23 years young] died on his weddin...
Read Mario, Rocco. Joe [ 3]’s story
Gather with us
November 7, 2026
Dry Creek Cemetery: Horseshoe Bend Rd. side Entrance
The Eagle 616 Lions Club warmly invites our community to join us for a special gathering of remembrance, hope, and healing. 📅 Saturday, November 7, 2026 ⏰ 10:00 AM 📍 Dry Creek C...
December 6, annually - time to be announced
Angel of Hope Remembrance Park, Dry Creek Cemetery, Boise, Idaho
Each December 6, families gather at Angel of Hope statues around the world to remember children and loved ones who have died. Families are invited to bring a white flower to lay at...
Every gift helps create a permanent place of peace, healing, and remembrance for Treasure Valley families.
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