Westminster in Carroll County, Maryland — The American Northeast (Mid-Atlantic)

World Wars I & II Memorial

Photographed By Devry Becker Jones (CC0), August 28, 2020

1. World Wars I & II Memorial

Inscription.

World Wars I and II Memorial. . This tablet is erected in loving memory of our sons who made the Supreme Sacrifice while serving our country, 1917 · World War I · 1918. John A. Alexander . Burton J. Asper . Carl W. Beasman . Charles C. Billingslea . Herman E. Brown . Jennings A. Buckingham . Jerome L. Day . Orestus S. Fox . George P. Frankenforter . Howard A. Frock . Roy W. Hahn, Ellis R. Harrison . William D. Hess . Raymond L. Hesson . Henry L. Hill . William J. Hively . Kenneth Long . Raymond Marsh . Frank M. Miller . Harry J. Myers . Loy C. Myers, Lloyd E. Richard . William V. Ridgely . Murton B. Sanders . Verl E.C. Snider . Harvey W. Stewart . Ephraim F. Tracey . Vevin E. Wheeler . Samuel D. Wilson . Clarence E. Yingling . James W. Yingling . John C. Yingling, 1941 · World War II · 1945. John R. Austin . Elmer L. Babylon . Melvin L. Baker . Ralph H. Barnes . Emory L. Baust, Jr. . Lawrence R. Beard . George W. Black . James F. Bowersox . Richard S. Brown . ERvin F. Bupp . Leroy Burdette . Winfred S. Burns . Benjamin E. Cantwell . Melvin E. Click . Thomas J. Coonan . Norman S. Cope . Paul C. Copenhaver . Jack S. Crandell . John T. Crowdy . Kenneth W. Crumbacker . James W. Curtis . Gurney E. Davis, Jr. . Wilbur A. Davis . Edward A. Dawson . Alfred C. Dixon . Nathan G. Dorsey, Jr. . Vernon l. Etzler . David E. Evans . Burton A. Eyler . Ira C. Flater . Thomas L. Fleming . Wayne L. Flohr, Jr. . Marion B. Ford . Charles A. Fowble . Elwood E. Fream . John W. Fringer . Marion E. Gore . Marvin E. Gore . Murray B. Gore . James N. Green . Horace K. Greenwood, Alvin R. Hall . Thomas J. Hamilton . CHarles W. Hann . Francis N. Hape . James C. Harford . Granville F. Harris . William O. Hiner . Milton H. Hendrickson . Walter L. Hoke, Jr. . Edward L. Hooper . Robert L. Hooper . Richard M. Hull . Leonard C. Humbert . Edwin B. Hungerford . David H. Hyde . Sterling C. Jenkins . James M. Jessop . Earl K. Justice . Bruce S. Keeney . James C. Kerns . Robert E. Knauff . John V. Krumrine . Rene C. Lash . Thomas J. Lavin . John F. Leatherwood . Robert L. Leidy . John D. Leister . George F. Lemmon . Angelo Locasgio . David G. Long . Raymond L. Long . Gerald B. Lyons . Hubert C. Mackreth . Kenneth E. Marker . Harry C. Martin . Horace L. Martin . Eugene L. May . Ray N. McQuay . John C. Melville . Lawrence W. Miller . George E. Murray . Donald E. Myerly, G. Calvin Myers . Carroll C. Myers, Jr. . Arthur D. Neal . Byron E. Nichols . Walter R. Penn . William L. Petry . Lacy C. Phillips . Harry L. Pickett . Carroll F. Redding . Ivan F. Reed . Curtis C. Reid . Malcolm T. Richardson . William R. Riddick . Clarence E. Rohrbaugh . Gordon L. Roop . John P. Roop . Albert O. Schaeffer, Jr. . Irvin S. Schaeffer . Harry F. Scheu . George E. Schue . Richard C. Sell . JAmes Sellman . Robert Sill . Charles W. Singer . Guy McC. Smith . William Smith . Glen A. Snyder . Raymond E. Snyder . Hugh B. Speir, Jr. . Charles F. Stimix . James G. Troyer . Frank S. Unger . Wilber B. Virtz . Ernest M. Warfield . George F. Weishaar . Calvin C. Wilson . Ralph L. Wilson . Raymond L. Wilson . Harry E. Wolfe . Elmer E. Yingling . Russell G. Zepp . This memorial was erected in 1949 by The City of Westminster, Maryland for the Carroll County Chapter American Gold Star Mothers, Inc.. It is in Westminster in Carroll County Maryland

This tablet is erected in loving memory of our sons who made the Supreme Sacrifice while serving our country

1917 · World War I · 1918 John A. Alexander • Burton J. Asper • Carl W. Beasman • Charles C. Billingslea • Herman E. Brown • Jennings A. Buckingham • Jerome L. Day • Orestus S. Fox • George P. Frankenforter • Howard A. Frock • Roy W. Hahn

Ellis R. Harrison • William D. Hess • Raymond L. Hesson • Henry L. Hill • William J. Hively • Kenneth Long • Raymond Marsh • Frank M. Miller • Harry J. Myers • Loy C. Myers

Lloyd E. Richard • William V. Ridgely • Murton B. Sanders • Verl E.C. Snider • Harvey W. Stewart • Ephraim F. Tracey • Vevin E. Wheeler • Samuel D. Wilson • Clarence E. Yingling • James W. Yingling • John C. Yingling

1941 · World War II · 1945 John R. Austin • Elmer L. Babylon • Melvin L. Baker • Ralph H. Barnes • Emory L. Baust, Jr. • Lawrence R. Beard • George W. Black • James F. Bowersox • Richard S. Brown • ERvin F. Bupp • Leroy Burdette • Winfred S. Burns • Benjamin E. Cantwell • Melvin E. Click • Thomas J. Coonan • Norman S. Cope • Paul C.

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Copenhaver • Jack S. Crandell • John T. Crowdy • Kenneth W. Crumbacker • James W. Curtis • Gurney E. Davis, Jr. • Wilbur A. Davis • Edward A. Dawson • Alfred C. Dixon • Nathan G. Dorsey, Jr. • Vernon l. Etzler • David E. Evans • Burton A. Eyler • Ira C. Flater • Thomas L. Fleming • Wayne L. Flohr, Jr. • Marion B. Ford • Charles A. Fowble • Elwood E. Fream • John W. Fringer • Marion E. Gore • Marvin E. Gore • Murray B. Gore • James N. Green • Horace K. Greenwood

Alvin R. Hall • Thomas J. Hamilton • CHarles W. Hann • Francis N. Hape • James C. Harford • Granville F. Harris • William O. Hiner • Milton H. Hendrickson • Walter L. Hoke, Jr. • Edward L. Hooper • Robert L. Hooper • Richard M. Hull • Leonard C. Humbert • Edwin B. Hungerford • David H. Hyde • Sterling C. Jenkins • James M. Jessop • Earl K. Justice • Bruce S. Keeney • James C. Kerns • Robert E. Knauff • John V. Krumrine • Rene C. Lash • Thomas J. Lavin • John F. Leatherwood • Robert L. Leidy • John D. Leister • George F. Lemmon • Angelo Locasgio • David G. Long • Raymond L. Long • Gerald B. Lyons • Hubert C. Mackreth • Kenneth E. Marker • Harry C. Martin • Horace L. Martin • Eugene L. May • Ray N. McQuay • John C. Melville • Lawrence W. Miller • George E. Murray • Donald E. Myerly

G. Calvin Myers • Carroll C. Myers, Jr. • Arthur D. Neal • Byron E. Nichols • Walter R. Penn • William L. Petry • Lacy C.

World Wars I & II Memorial Display image. Click for full size.

Photographed By Devry Becker Jones (CC0), August 28, 2020

2. World Wars I & II Memorial Display

Phillips • Harry L. Pickett • Carroll F. Redding • Ivan F. Reed • Curtis C. Reid • Malcolm T. Richardson • William R. Riddick • Clarence E. Rohrbaugh • Gordon L. Roop • John P. Roop • Albert O. Schaeffer, Jr. • Irvin S. Schaeffer • Harry F. Scheu • George E. Schue • Richard C. Sell • JAmes Sellman • Robert Sill • Charles W. Singer • Guy McC. Smith • William Smith • Glen A. Snyder • Raymond E. Snyder • Hugh B. Speir, Jr. • Charles F. Stimix • James G. Troyer • Frank S. Unger • Wilber B. Virtz • Ernest M. Warfield • George F. Weishaar • Calvin C. Wilson • Ralph L. Wilson • Raymond L. Wilson • Harry E. Wolfe • Elmer E. Yingling • Russell G. Zepp

Erected 1949 by The City of Westminster, Maryland for the Carroll County Chapter American Gold Star Mothers, Inc.

Topics. This memorial is listed in these topic lists: War, World I • War, World II.

Location. 39° 34.509′ N, 76° 59.523′ W. Marker is in Westminster, Maryland, in Carroll County. Memorial is on Emerald Hill Lane just north of Longwell Avenue, on the right when traveling north. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 100 Longwell Ave, Westminster MD 21157, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Vietnam (here, next to this marker); Carroll County Korean War Casualties (here, next to this marker); Pvt. Jerome L. Day

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(a few steps from this marker); Gen. Bradley T. Johnson's Raid (a few steps from this marker); History Is Also Now (approx. 0.2 miles away); The First Complete County Rural Free Delivery Service (approx. 0.2 miles away); Neal Home (approx. 0.2 miles away); Mayor Joseph L. Mathias (approx. 0.2 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Westminster.

Credits. This page was last revised on August 28, 2020. It was originally submitted on August 28, 2020, by Devry Becker Jones of Washington, District of Columbia. This page has been viewed 116 times since then and 27 times this year. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on August 28, 2020, by Devry Becker Jones of Washington, District of Columbia.