Daren Hidalgo | Honor a fallen Hero

This site is dedicated to the memory of 1Lt Daren M. Hidalgo who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation.

We honor his selfless nature by continuing support of his favorite causes

The Latest

Hero Bracelets

People have asked us about the Hero Bracelets that we made in honor of Daren. We purchased the Hero Bracelets from herobracelets.org in Austin, Texas. Another company that we would consider for buying bracelets is Bracelets for America. The bracelets we selected are made out of black anodized aluminum. We chose a metal bracelet which is permissible for wear [...]

About Daren

1LT Daren Miguel HidalgoDaren was Killed In Action (KIA) February 20, 2011 while serving his country in Afghanistan. Daren attended Kettle Moraine Middle School and High School and was a member of the school band and wrestled there. He graduated from Pennsylvania’s Dallastown Area High School in 2005 where he was a championship wrestler, National [...]

Events

Join Team Daren for the Massachusetts Rebel Race on November 10th

If you can’t make it to Texas, join “Team Daren” for the Massachusetts Rebel Race on Veterans Day!

Join Team Daren for the 2012 Central Texas Warrior Dash

Honor 1LT Daren M. Hidalgo by supporting his charitable causes.

Second Annual 1LT Daren Hidalgo Memorial Ride

We doubled last years donations and raised over $8,506 to support the Wounded Warrior Project.

Cross Fit Support

Crossfit Organization has established a HERO Workout of the Day (WOD) in honor of Daren

Army Blues at Dallastown Area High School

Daren’s Army Blues have been accepted for display by Dallastown Area High School.

Wisconsin Joint Resolution 51

Daren recognized as Fallen Hero by Wisconsin Legislature

Guestbook

Dwain

I went through IBOLC with Daren and loved him to death, we had alot of good times, and he was an amazing person as everyone has already said. I’m currently deployed to Iraq right now but will be returning soon. I don’t think I still have wrapped my mind around the tragedy that happened six months ago, but will soon confront it when I return. I’m planning on going out to Daren’s grave and paying my deepest respect on my return to the states. As well as doing that I will look through my pictures and find any pictures of Darren and promptly post them or send them directly to you. Know that your son was one of the very best and there is not a second that goes by every day that I don’t think of him. I’m not a religious person but do know I have sent many prayers and thoughts to your family and everyone who has had the pleasure of being Daren’s friend.

See all guestbook entries