About.

Everyone knows someone who is or was a commercial fisherman. Almost everyone knows someone who has lost a relative, loved one, friend or acquaintance to the Commercial Fishing Industry. In 1991, a small group of folks (Pat Weber, Bob Millard, Elsie Osborne, and Linnea Osborne) got together in Juneau with the mission of building a memorial to departed commercial fishermen, for those especially who have been lost at sea - for some of whom the Memorial now serves as their only grave.

There are nearly 300 names on the Wall (either engraved or pending engraving). Many of them are starred - indicating that they died and/or were lost at sea. For many of those who were lost at sea, the Memorial Wall is their only grave.

History of the Memorial by former AKCFM board president Bruce Weyhrauch.

''Construction and Site Selection of the Alaska Commercial Fishermen's Memorial in Juneau'' by former AKCFM board member Bob Millard.

The Alaska Commercial Fishermen's Memorial in Juneau is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.