Society of Sons and Daughters Legacy Roll
During World War II, more than sixteen million American men and women served in the United States Armed Forces. The Sons and Daughters Legacy Roll helps families honor that service by preserving the names and stories of those who served for future generations.
As a special benefit of National Museum of the Pacific War membership, the Legacy Roll provides a lasting way to recognize a WWII veteran and help ensure their story can be discovered and remembered for generations to come.
An active National Museum of the Pacific War membership is required to submit a new veteran profile. Click here to become a Museum member. For information regarding your membership, please contact Zach Woolston at zwoolston@nimitzfoundation.org or 830-997-8600 EXT 444.
For more information on the Sons and Daughters Legacy Roll, please contact Stacy Ehrlich, Director of Development at sehrlich@nimitzfoundation.org or 830-997-8600 EXT 200.
If you are already a Museum Member, you’re eligible to join the Legacy Roll. Click here to sign up.
View our searchable database of members of The Society of Sons and Daughters
About the Program
Honor your WWII veteran as a perpetual member of the National Museum of the Pacific War’s Legacy Honor Roll. Redesigned in 2026, this members-only initiative gives families a meaningful way to honor and preserve the stories of loved ones who served during World War II.
Active Museum members may submit a photo and information about their WWII veteran to be added to the Museum’s searchable online database. Each honoree’s profile helps family members, researchers, and visitors discover and remember the stories of those who served.
An active Museum membership is required to submit a new veteran profile. A new profile begins at $75 and includes one relative. Additional family members may be added to the same Legacy Honor Roll profile for $25 each.
Once added, each veteran profile will remain part of the Legacy Honor Roll as a permanent tribute, preserving their name, service, and story for future generations.