Winning Artist Concept for the Memorial The artistic design committee reviewed numerous design submissions and the winning design was submitted by Bryce Cameron Liston of Salt Lake City, Utah.  His vision for his design a classical monument that represents the epic of flight and the dedication of the heroes and everyday people who make air travel possible.  The grandeur of  the monument will be executed beautifully in a grande size to evoke powerful emotions from all who see it.  The figures on the monument represent the valor, expertise, and commitment that flight crews exhibit.  These individuals put their lives on the line every flight and are never sure when they may be transformed from everyday citizens to heroes, catapulted into the pages of history. Bryce studied under master sculptor Edward Fraughton of the Salt Lake City area for several years. He attended the University of Utah and Weber State University and also studied abroad in France and England.  Bryce made the decision to pursue his chosen career by creating his personal designs for selection and purchase by collectors and  comes highly recommended by his mentor, Edward Fraughton. Bryce has started sculpting the Maquette of his vision including some changes recommended by the design committee, but will retain artistic license to complete the design. The 9/11 Flight Crew Memorial Foundation is looking forward to the completed design for dedication on September 11, 2005.  Fund raising efforts are being pursued by the board; they hope to gain assistance to their fund raising efforts from corporate and grass root efforts by interested groups or individuals.  The foundation has selected a  site for the grande size memorial and hope that they will have raised the necessary funds to make the dedication of this memorial by summer 2008.