Tree dedicated to Armenian Genocide, Boise, Idaho

In Boise, Idaho’s Ann Morrison Public Park, a tree stands as a living memorial to the 1.5 million Armenian victims of the Genocide perpetrated by the Ottoman Empire on April 24, 1915. This solemn tribute was sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Derminjan and Dr. Vahagn Sargsyan, reflecting a community’s commitment to honoring the memory of those lost. Beneath the tree, a plaque bears the poignant inscription: “In Memory of 1.5 million Armenian Victims of Genocide. Turkey, April 24, 1915,” ensuring the legacy of remembrance endures for generations.