Red Hill in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania — The American Northeast (Mid-Atlantic)
War Memorial
Photographed by William Fischer, Jr., April 9, 2018
1. War Memorial Markers
Inscription.
War Memorial. .
1917 . Honor Roll . 1919 Erected by Red Hill Memorial Auxiliary in Honor of Our Boys who served their country in the World War., [Died in Service] Charles H. Boyer . Charles A. Schuler, [Honor Roll of Veterans]. Harvey M. Boyer . Raymond H. Boyer . Charles H. Boyer . Irwin H. Brey . Jacob L. Faust . Wilson J. Fillman . Fred Z. Gerhart . Earl H. Gerlach . Clifford H. Gerlach . Harry S. Herbert . John E. Hillegass . John S. Kline . John F. Maier . Charles H. Moyer . Manoah R. Reiter . Jesse W. Reiter . Frank O. Reiter . Thomas A. Reiter . John D. Reiter . Charles E. Romeike . John F. Schick . Charles A. Schuler . Elwood P. Schaffer . Roger S. Seasholtz . George W. Seasholtz . Norman M. Smith . John L. Snyder . Clarence L. Snyder . Frank T. Snyder . Robert R. Snyder . Amandus E. Specht . Edwin T. Undercuffler . Grover L. Welker . Millard N. Wilfong . Charles E. Yerger . Edwin E. Zepp . Russell B. Zeigler,
"In a righteous cause they have won immortal glory and have nobly served their nation in serving mankind." , , , , , , , , , , , , , 1941 . Honor Roll . 1945 Erected by Red Hill Memorial Auxiliary in Honor of Our Boys who served their country in World War II., [Died in Service] Nelson Beyer . Ray Sell . Randall Yost, [Honor Roll of Veterans]. Lila Bittenbender . Mary Bobinsky . Arthur Benner . Martin Berman . Max Berman . Oliver Bernd . Russell Blank . Earl Boyer . Loraine Boyer . Linford Breuninger . John Brey . Paul Brey . Roy Brey . Earl Buck . William Butterweck . Edwin Bytheway . Wallace Bytheway . Stanley Cichocki . Claude Croissette . Ralph Conrath . John Daugherty . Dominick DeFranco . Wallace DeLong . Harry Drummer . Manfred Drummer . John Dykie . Henry Fensterle . Clarence Freed . Earl Freed . Harold Freed . Russell Freed . Walter Galuk . Arnold Gaugler . Paul Gebert . Charles Genszler . John Hauck . Royden Hauck . Thomas Henry . Clarence Hillegass . Milton Hillegass . Wilford Jacobs . Jonas Karver . Clifford Koch, Jr. . Roger Kolb . Robert Koons . Harry Kulp . Leonard Levengood . Arthur Martin . Robert McLean . Herman Meckstroth . John Miklosovic . Charles Miller . George Miller . Henry Miller . Victor Miller . Walter Miller . Earl Moll . Ernest Musselman . Mary Nace . Harrison Nace . Henry Nace . Adam Novicki, Jr. . John Pflieger . Linwood Pflieger . Frank Piepszowski . John Reinhart . Lester Reinhart . Claude Richard . Ralph Richard . Ralph Z. Richard . Roy Richard . Harold Rohrbach . Carlo Rizzi . Arnold Scheiry . Levern Scheiry . John Schwenk . Paul Schwenk . John Seasholtz . Arthur Sell . Emra Shenberger . Harold Shirk . Edwin Simon . Glen Smith . Floyd Smoll . Willard Smoll . Arthur Steltz . Harold Steltz . Stanley Steltz . Earl Stoudt . Lawrence Stoudt . Robert Stoudt . Stanley Stoudt . Carl Taglieber . Stanley Taglieber . Ernest Thomas . John Trauch . William Van Duren . Linford Weiss . Christian Wisler,
"In a righteous cause they have won immortal glory and have nobly served their nation in serving mankind." , , , , , , , , , , , , , 1950 . Korean Conflict . 1953, [Died in Service] Arthur Harpel, [Honor Roll of Veterans]. Lila Bittenbender . William Butterweck . Thomas DeWolf . Harry Haas . Paul Hillegass . Richard Hillegass . William Hillegass . Richard Kline . Clarence Knauss, Jr. . Eugene Kulp . Gerald Kulp . Anthony Lane . Roy Mest . Frederick Mutter . Russell Reinhart . Clarence Sell, Jr. . William Snyder . Millard Styer . Earl Yost, Jr. . Lloyd Zimmerman . Robert J Wood . Eugene T. Kulp
, , , , , , , , , , , , , 1958 . Vietnam Conflict . 1973, [Honor Roll of Veterans]. Ray D. Bieler . Brian Beard . Dennis L. DeFranco . Bruce Gerhart . Steven V. Hersh . Thomas S. Henry . David R. Kulp . Gary G. Kolb . David A. Lachman . Ronald S. Moll . Kenneth D. Miller . Richard E. Myers . David L. Moll . Thomas Miklosovic . John J. Rozanski . Leonard M. Rozanski . Alan S. Richard . Clyde S. Richard . Stephen W. Roth . Barry L. Stevens . Robert J. Shupe . A. Richard Trauger . Richard A. Pool . Jeffrey A. Thomas . Merrill P. Yorgey . Larry R. Shupe . Ronald L. Anderson . Rudy W. Leister
1917 Honor Roll 1919
Erected by Red Hill Memorial Auxiliary
in Honor of Our Boys
who served their country in the World War.
[Died in Service] Charles H. Boyer Charles A. Schuler
[Honor Roll of Veterans]
Harvey M. Boyer
Raymond H. Boyer
Charles H. Boyer *
Irwin H. Brey
Jacob L. Faust
Wilson J. Fillman
Fred Z. Gerhart
Earl H. Gerlach
Clifford H. Gerlach
Harry S. Herbert
John E. Hillegass
John S. Kline
John F. Maier
Charles H. Moyer
Manoah R. Reiter
Jesse W. Reiter
Frank O. Reiter
Thomas A. Reiter
John D. Reiter
Charles E. Romeike
John F. Schick
Charles A. Schuler *
Elwood P. Schaffer
Roger S. Seasholtz
George W. Seasholtz
Norman M. Smith
John L. Snyder
Clarence L. Snyder
Frank T. Snyder
Robert R. Snyder
Amandus E. Specht
Edwin T. Undercuffler
Grover L. Welker
Millard N. Wilfong
Charles E. Yerger
Edwin E. Zepp
Russell B. Zeigler
"In a righteous cause they have won immortal glory
and have nobly served their nation in serving mankind."
1941 Honor Roll 1945
Erected by Red Hill Memorial Auxiliary
in Honor of Our Boys
who served their
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country in World War II.
[Died in Service] Nelson Beyer Ray Sell Randall Yost
[Honor Roll of Veterans]
Lila Bittenbender
Mary Bobinsky
Arthur Benner
Martin Berman
Max Berman
Oliver Bernd
Russell Blank
Earl Boyer
Loraine Boyer
Linford Breuninger
John Brey
Paul Brey
Roy Brey
Earl Buck
William Butterweck
Edwin Bytheway
Wallace Bytheway
Stanley Cichocki
Claude Croissette
Ralph Conrath
John Daugherty
Dominick DeFranco
Wallace DeLong
Harry Drummer
Manfred Drummer
John Dykie
Henry Fensterle
Clarence Freed
Earl Freed
Harold Freed
Russell Freed
Walter Galuk
Arnold Gaugler
Paul Gebert
Charles Genszler
John Hauck
Royden Hauck
Thomas Henry
Clarence Hillegass
Milton Hillegass
Wilford Jacobs
Jonas Karver
Clifford Koch, Jr.
Roger Kolb
Robert Koons
Harry Kulp
Leonard Levengood
Arthur Martin
Robert McLean
Herman Meckstroth
John Miklosovic
Charles Miller
George Miller
Henry Miller
Victor Miller
Walter Miller
Earl Moll
Ernest Musselman
Mary Nace
Harrison Nace
Henry Nace
Adam Novicki, Jr.
John Pflieger
Linwood Pflieger
Frank Piepszowski
John Reinhart
Lester Reinhart
Claude Richard
Ralph
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2. War Memorial WWI Honor Roll
Richard
Ralph Z. Richard
Roy Richard
Harold Rohrbach
Carlo Rizzi
Arnold Scheiry
Levern Scheiry
John Schwenk
Paul Schwenk
John Seasholtz
Arthur Sell
Emra Shenberger
Harold Shirk
Edwin Simon
Glen Smith
Floyd Smoll
Willard Smoll
Arthur Steltz
Harold Steltz
Stanley Steltz
Earl Stoudt
Lawrence Stoudt
Robert Stoudt
Stanley Stoudt
Carl Taglieber
Stanley Taglieber
Ernest Thomas
John Trauch
William Van Duren
Linford Weiss
Christian Wisler
"In a righteous cause they have won immortal glory
and have nobly served their nation in serving mankind."
1950 Korean Conflict 1953
[Died in Service] Arthur Harpel
[Honor Roll of Veterans]
Lila Bittenbender
William Butterweck
Thomas DeWolf
Harry Haas
Paul Hillegass
Richard Hillegass
William Hillegass
Richard Kline
Clarence Knauss, Jr.
Eugene Kulp
Gerald Kulp
Anthony Lane
Roy Mest
Frederick Mutter
Russell Reinhart
Clarence Sell, Jr.
William Snyder
Millard Styer
Earl Yost, Jr.
Lloyd Zimmerman
Robert J Wood
Eugene T. Kulp
1958 Vietnam Conflict 1973
[Honor Roll of Veterans]
Ray
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3. War Memorial WWII Honor Roll
D. Bieler
Brian Beard
Dennis L. DeFranco
Bruce Gerhart
Steven V. Hersh
Thomas S. Henry
David R. Kulp
Gary G. Kolb
David A. Lachman
Ronald S. Moll
Kenneth D. Miller
Richard E. Myers
David L. Moll
Thomas Miklosovic
John J. Rozanski
Leonard M. Rozanski
Alan S. Richard
Clyde S. Richard
Stephen W. Roth
Barry L. Stevens
Robert J. Shupe
A. Richard Trauger
Richard A. Pool
Jeffrey A. Thomas
Merrill P. Yorgey
Larry R. Shupe
Ronald L. Anderson
Rudy W. Leister
Erected 1949 by Red Hill Memorial Auxiliary and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5954.
Location. 40° 22.564′ N, 75° 28.935′ W. Memorial is in Red Hill, Pennsylvania, in Montgomery County. It is on Main Street (Pennsylvania Route 29), on the right when traveling north. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 426 Main Street, Red Hill PA 18076, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in Southeast Pennsylvania and in Greater Philadelphia. It is also in the American Northeast and in the Mid-Atlantic. Globally, it is in North America, the Western Hemisphere, the Western World, and the Anglosphere. Historically, it finds itself in what was once the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy and also one of the original Thirteen Colonies.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 4 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies: Frank N.D. Buchman (approx. 1.2 miles away); New Goshenhoppen Reformed Church (approx. 2.3 miles
Photographed by William Fischer, Jr., April 9, 2018
Photographed by William Fischer, Jr., April 9, 2018
5. War Memorial Vietnam Conflict Honor Roll
Photographed by William Fischer, Jr., April 9, 2018
6. War Memorial
Looking ENE
Credits. This page was last revised on June 22, 2024. It was originally submitted on April 13, 2018, by William Fischer, Jr. of Reynoldsburg, Ohio. This page has been viewed 645 times since then and 17 times this year. Photos:1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. submitted on April 13, 2018, by William Fischer, Jr. of Reynoldsburg, Ohio.
