National Memorial for the Unborn
Across our nation, millions of women and men experience an unresolved and often undefined grief, associated with the loss of a child to abortion. This pain often increases with time and life changes. The Memorial features a fifty foot granite “Wall of Names” which holds small brass plates with words of remembrance placed by mothers, fathers, and other family members from all over the country. The Memorial also includes the original painting “I Will Hold You In Heaven”, historical markers, and a Remembrance Garden
http://www.memorialfortheunborn.org/
Hope Memorial
http://www.hopemonument.com
The Hope Monument is a 1 1/8 life-size bronze sculpture standing 60″ high. It depicts Jesus’ love for us and the hope He brings to us. Shown here in the Garden of Hope located in Grand Rapids, Michigan.(under misc.)
A Cry Without a Voice
Mothers are honoring and remember their aborted children through selecting a pair of baby shoes and attaching a card of commemoration
http://www.acrywithoutavoice.com/
At the Shrine of St. Joseph, Guardian of the Redeemer in Santa Cruz, California, the Oblates of St. Joseph in 2001 have erected a bronze statue of a seven foot tall St. Joseph seated on a curved bench holding a six month old fetus in his hands. St. Joseph faces another curved bench where a person may sit in prayer. The artist, Thomas Marsh, has 
made St. Joseph’s facial expression to reflect God’s love, the gravity of the situation, grief, forgiveness, protective strength, tenderness and comfort for the baby, and peace. The baby has his arms extended above toward a perpetually burning light which will represent Christ. The area is enclosed by two semi-circular barriers for a sense of privacy. These barriers will also hold little plaques engraved with the names of aborted or miscarried babies that have been entrusted to the Lord through the hands of St. Joseph