New City in Rockland County, New York — The American Northeast (Mid-Atlantic)
Rockland County Veterans Monument
Photographed By Michael Herrick, June 24, 2010
1. Rockland County Veterans Monument
Inscription.
Rockland County Veterans Monument. . [ inscription on the granite base ]
Erected By The People Of Rockland County In Grateful Appreciation Of The Noble Sacrifice Of These Sons And Daughters Who Gave Their Lives In The World War 1914-1918 Greater Love Hath No Man Than This, That A Man Lay Down His Life For His Friends. [ east plaque ] Bauman Eugene . Blauvelt Charles R. . Blauvelt Raymond O. . Bowers Fred L. . Brophy Richard . Campbell Florence Wanda . Clark George W. . Conway Michael . Cook Adolphus . Cooper Hedley T. . Crawford Conrad . Craven Jos. A. . DeBaun Henry . Dederer Ellsworth H. . DeGraw John Henry . Dlouhy Charles . Doyle Abram . Doyle William . Degan Thomas . Devall Harold L. . Bickoff Raymond . Engle Archibald J. . Ferguson Harold . Fletcher Lee Chase . Formato Carmine . Frohling Frederick W. . Fromm John Paul . Gardner Wm Henry . Gordon John G. . Greek David . Hamilton James . Hannigan Daniel J. . Hart Maurice Z. . Henton William H. . Hinshenwood James Edward . Holt Harold B. . Hymen Samuel . Ingalls John . Ingalls Roy John . Jacaruso John S. . Jauss Raymond Boyd . Kerr Albert W. . King Louis W. . Kline Harry L. . Krebs Charles W. . Ladeks Leo B. . Lake Alpheus Geo. . Leggett Paul . Lighenstein George J. . Logatto Benjamin . Lynch Thomas F. . McElree Reuben . McGuire Michael J. . Maxwell William H. . Moscarella Anthony . Moser David . Murray John L. . O'Dowd Dennis H. . Oldfield John Cashman . Perry John Mardee . Ruppel Adam A. . Schaper Henry M. . Scheu Phillip . Schreiber Ludwig T. . Schroeder Goodson . Schureman Olive . Secor John H. . Seymour Harry P. . Sheridan Owen . Smith Halliday Spencer . Smith Hilton H. . Stagen Charlotte S. . Staubitz Philip . Tiffany James . Goblet DuBois . Tomovcik Michael J. . Topping Hugh . Troina Calogero . Vanderbeek George R. . Van Dunk John . Van Dunk William H. . Vitale Salvatore . Voorhis Milton . Wanamaker Harry S. . Whelen William . Zelenka William George [ south plaque ]
We The People Of Rockland County Thank Our Neighbors Who Answered The Call Against Agression During The Korean Conflict I Am Certain That However Great The Hardships And The Trials Which Loom Ahead, Our America Will Endure And The Cause Of Human Freedom Will Triumph. 1950 - 1955. [ west plaque ]
From The East To The West, Thousands Lay At Rest To Provide An Everlasting Peace For The World. In Memory Of Those Who Gave Their Lives To This End World War II No greater love can be shown than when men and women so live and die that their friends may be free . . . and the flames that burn in their memories call us to nobler deeds to help make gentle the life of the world. 1941 - 1945. [ north plaque ]
In Appreciation From The People Of Rockland County To Those Who Defended Freedom In Foreign Lands Dirung The Viet Nam Era Too young to die so much you'll miss If you were here we'd tell you this Because of you, our son will see A world of peace, all people free. You paid the greatest price you could We cannot thank you like we should But when we see our flag go by, We'll think of you and how you died. 1964 - 1973.
[ inscription on the granite base ]
Erected By The People Of Rockland
County In Grateful Appreciation
Of The Noble Sacrifice Of These
Sons And Daughters Who Gave Their
Lives In The World War 1914-1918
Greater Love Hath No Man Than This, That
A Man Lay Down His Life For His Friends
[ east plaque ]
Bauman Eugene Blauvelt Charles R. Blauvelt Raymond O. Bowers Fred L. Brophy Richard Campbell Florence Wanda Clark George W. Conway Michael Cook Adolphus Cooper Hedley T. Crawford Conrad Craven Jos. A. DeBaun Henry Dederer Ellsworth H. DeGraw John Henry Dlouhy Charles Doyle Abram Doyle William Degan Thomas Devall Harold L. Bickoff Raymond Engle Archibald J. Ferguson Harold Fletcher Lee Chase Formato Carmine Frohling Frederick W. Fromm John Paul Gardner Wm Henry Gordon John G. Greek David Hamilton James Hannigan Daniel J. Hart Maurice Z. Henton William H. Hinshenwood James Edward Holt Harold B. Hymen Samuel Ingalls John Ingalls Roy John Jacaruso John S. Jauss Raymond Boyd Kerr Albert W. King Louis W. Kline Harry L. Krebs Charles W. Ladeks Leo B. Lake Alpheus Geo. Leggett Paul Lighenstein George J. Logatto Benjamin Lynch Thomas F. McElree Reuben McGuire Michael
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J. Maxwell William H. Moscarella Anthony Moser David Murray John L. O'Dowd Dennis H. Oldfield John Cashman Perry John Mardee Ruppel Adam A. Schaper Henry M. Scheu Phillip Schreiber Ludwig T. Schroeder Goodson Schureman Olive Secor John H. Seymour Harry P. Sheridan Owen Smith Halliday Spencer Smith Hilton H. Stagen Charlotte S. Staubitz Philip Tiffany James Goblet DuBois Tomovcik Michael J. Topping Hugh Troina Calogero Vanderbeek George R. Van Dunk John Van Dunk William H. Vitale Salvatore Voorhis Milton Wanamaker Harry S. Whelen William Zelenka William George
[ south plaque ]
We The People Of
Rockland County
Thank Our Neighbors Who Answered
The Call Against Agression During The
Korean Conflict
I Am Certain That
However Great The Hardships
And The Trials
Which Loom Ahead, Our America
Will Endure And The
Cause Of Human Freedom
Will Triumph.
1950 - 1955
[ west plaque ]
From The East To The West,
Thousands Lay At Rest
To Provide An Everlasting Peace
For The World.
In Memory Of Those Who Gave Their
Lives To This End
World War II
No greater love can be shown than
when men and women so live and die
that their friends may be free . . . and
the
Photographed By Michael Herrick, June 24, 2010
2. East Plaque
flames that burn in their memories
call us to nobler deeds to help
make gentle the life of the world.
1941 - 1945
[ north plaque ]
In Appreciation From The People Of
Rockland County
To Those Who Defended Freedom
In Foreign Lands Dirung
The Viet Nam Era
Too young to die so much you'll miss
If you were here we'd tell you this
Because of you, our son will see
A world of peace, all people free.
You paid the greatest price you could
We cannot thank you like we should
But when we see our flag go by,
We'll think of you and how you died.
1964 - 1973
Location. 41° 8.818′ N, 73° 59.407′ W. Marker is in New City, New York, in Rockland County. Memorial is at the intersection of South Main Street (County Route 29) and Congers Road, on the right when traveling south on South Main Street. Located in front of the Rockland County Court House. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 1 South Main Street, New City NY 10956, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Behind the monument is the Rockland County Korea - World War II - Vietnam Monument
Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. It was originally submitted on July 2, 2010, by Michael Herrick of Southbury, Connecticut. This page has been viewed 1,499 times since then and 14 times this year. Photos:1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. submitted on July 2, 2010, by Michael Herrick of Southbury, Connecticut.
