MEMORIAL PROJECT
Honoring Our Heroes
The La Habra Police Memorial Foundation, Inc. is raising funds for a memorial to honor our fallen officer, Michael Osornio, and pay tribute to all first responders.
La Habra Police Officer Michael A. Osornio was killed in the line of duty on October 31, 1994, by a DUI motorist. Officer Osornio succumbed to his injuries as a result of the traffic collision.
We created this fundraising campaign for everyone to contribute at various impact levels. You can help make an impact by becoming a fundraiser on behalf of the foundation, by making a monthly donation or by making a one-time donation.
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Your involvement is important to our success. Thank you, again, for your help.
remembrance
La Habra Police Department, Police Officer Michael A. Osornio
End of Watch Monday, October 31, 1994
tradition
La Habra Police Officer Craig Hentcy continues a tradition that was originally started by an anonymous resident by placing a pumpkin and flag next to a cross on the corner of Beach Boulevard and La Habra Boulevard on the anniversary of La Habra Police Officer Michael Osornio’s death while on duty from a DUI driver on October 31, 1994.
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FUNDRAISERS
GARDEN STONES
FOR YOUR HOME
$150.00 for large stones
$100.00 for medium stones
$75.00 for small stones
10% of your purchase will benefit the Foundation's various assistance programs.
Stones can have up to 4 lines of writing. Additional information may include his or her first responder service, including branch, rank and years served. Your inscription is limited to 18 characters per line. A character is defined as a letter, number, space, or punctuation mark. Please do not use special characters or symbols.
Email us to place an order and personalize your garden stone.
We are currently delivering stones in the local Orange County area.
