Regent Square in Pittsburgh in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania — The American Northeast (Mid-Atlantic)
In Honor of Service
1941 - 1945
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1. In Honor of Service Marker
Inscription.
Gratefully dedicated to these men from Regent Square who went forth to battle unselfishly, courageously and whose valiant service will be forever remembered with pride
Brown, Jack W.
Davis, Charles W.
Dempster, Thomas E.
Hafer, William D.
Held, Richard C.
Hutchison, George R.
Sharlock, Robert O.
Wissinger, Roy V., Jr.
Abel, John R.
Alexander, Frank C., Jr.
Alexander, Robert S.
Anderson, Ardo G.
Andrews, R. Hudson
Andolina, Anthony J.
Andolina, Nicholas R.
Andolina, Stephen
Atkinson, William B.
Baker, John F.
Baeslack, Harold A.
Baeslack, William P.
Baggerly, Harrison
Bair, Roberta R.
Bair, Walter R.
Baldwin, James M., Jr.
Baldy, Maurice F.
Barnes, Robert W.
Barnes, Alphonsus G., Jr.
Beeman, Russell J.
Benz, Earl N.
Berringer, Alfred F.
Berringer, Edward M.
Bernstein, Joseph L.
Bernstein, David M.
Black, Frank E.
Bodor, Louis
Boocock, William S., Jr.
Booth, Edwin D.
Bour, John W.
Bour, Robert L.
Bracken, William L.
Brandt, Jack R.
Brey, Donald E.
Brey,
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Charles J.
Britcher, Charles A., Jr.
Brown, Virginia E.
Brown, Donald G.
Brown, Robert H.
Brown, James V.
Bruun, George T., Jr.
Butz, William T.
Carver, Carl F., Jr.
Carlson, Charles V.
Castner, Donald F.
Castner, Paul S.
Castner, Richard T.
Castner, Robert J.
Cenname, Harvey
Clapper, M. Byron
Clapper, Harry B.
Clark, Edward S.
Conover, John R.
Cooper, Harry McAllister, Jr.
Curto, S.J., Jr.
Damrau, Edward A.
Damrau, Delmar A.
Davis, Jack E.
Davis, William C.
Davis, Bond S.
De Long, Virginia J.
De May, Andrew F.
De Vitis, James S.
De Waters, Robert S.
Denova, Vincent A.
Dennison, Richard W.
Dierst, Editha D.
Dierst, Carolyn H.
Diver, Frederic K.
Duhon, A. Thomas
Duncan, W. Floyd
Durso, Eugene A.
D'Zmura, Elizabeth A.
D'Zmura, Andrew P., Jr.
Elliott, William K.
Emge, William C.
Emge, James F.
Euwer, John H., Jr.
Evans, Raleigh N.
Fabry, Edward I., Jr.
Fabry, Harry W.
Flocken, Russell J.
Flocken, Robert E.
Foraker, Alvan G.
Forsyth, Thomas
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2. Memorial Honor Roll plaque on the memorial
G. III
Fuller, Harry, Jr.
Garcelon, Robert B.
Geyer, Harry, L., Jr.
Gibson, W.E.
Given, John W.
Granger, Harry E., Jr.
Greco, Peter A.
Griffin, Arthur R.
Gross, Joseph W.
Hagan, John E.
Hatch, Thomas C., Jr.
Heath, Lloyd G.
Helquist, Albert L.
Hickey, Robert R.
Hickey, J. Donald
Hoblitzell, James J., III
Hockman, Donald
Hodder, Jack F.
Hodder, Wilfred R.
Hodder, Arthur J., Jr.
Hodder, William C.
Hodgdon, George E.
Horne, William A.
Howard, George E.
Howard, Thomas R.
Howells, Chris G., Jr.
Huber, James N.
Hussey, Mary J.
Hutchison, Robert C.
Jamison, Paul R.
Janata, Rudolph, Jr.
Jeffrey, Charles T.
Jones, George W.
Jones, George S.
Jones, William P., Jr.
Kaufmann, Edward F., Jr.
Kaulamer, John
King, Kathyrine
Kiefer, Dean B.
Kirkpatrick, William F.
Klaus, Richard G.
Klaus, Wallace J.
Klaus, Lee A.
Klaus, Charles J.
Klein, Clarence C.
Kleis, Guy
Kneebone, Kenneth D.
Kneebone, Sydney A.
Knepper, William A.
Kollar, Edward R.
Kortlandt,
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3. In Honor of Service Marker
Karl C.
Kortlandt, Fred A.
Kropp, Robert Jr.
Langiewicz, Mitch
Latimer, John M.
Lee, Warrena K.
Lewis, Robert S.
Lewis, Frederick E.
Ley, John P.
Lindstrom, Daniel B.
Lintelman, Martha J.
Lintelman, Earl W.
Lloyd, David E., Jr.
Mahon, Arthur T., Jr.
Mansfield, Clark
Marks, Philip W.
Marshall, Robert B.
Matejczyk, John F.
Mattimore, P.H.
Mayhew, George C.
Mayhew, Paul R.
Mayhew, Robert B.
Mayhew, David S.
McCarthy, James B.
McCarthy, Charles E.
McElroy, George R., Jr.
McElroy, Sidney G.
McGowen, Kenneth J.J.
McLaughlin, James L.
McMahon, Camillus F.
McShane, William J.
McVetty, Thomas N.
Metzger, William J.
Meyer, George D.
Meyer, Paul B.
Meyer, Frederic H., Jr.
Meyer, Frederick R.
Meyer, Edward H.
Miller, Arthur J.
Milligan, John F.
Mills, Wesley A.
Mistick, Robert A.
Montgomery, John L., Jr.
Moodey, Edward K.
Moos, Henry D.
Morris, Phillip E.
Morris, Charles G.
Morrissey, Richard V.
Morrison, Roger W.
Morrison, Samuel S.
Munn, James F.
Neal Thomas G.
Neal, William C.
Neal, Donald R.
Nicholson, Milton E.
Nugent, Thomas W.
Nugent, Richard M.
Olds, David M.
O'Hagan, Anne
O'Meara, Thomas J.
O'Neil, Lawrence M.
Parish, A.H.
Parry, Frank C., Jr.
Parshall, Raymond E.
Pflaum, Carl W.
Pflaum, Norman C.
Phillips, James
Piscitelli, Louis J.
Piscitelli, John S.
Polanski, Albin J.
Polanski, Cecilia V.
Popcke, Robert Aldrich
Price, James H.
Proeger, Walter
Pyle, George L.
Quinn, Kenneth V.
Raihle, John W.
Raihle, Harry C.
Radovic, George M.
Redenbaugh, Harry E.
Reid, Walter J., Jr.
Ritchie, James J.
Rosenfeld, J.L.
Ross, P. James
Saccoccio, Mick
Schneider, William A.
Schneider, Richard J.
Schnabel, David J.
Schroeder, James A.
Schroeder, Edward L.
Shelton, Charles Vaughan
Shelton, Eldred Vaughan
Shilling, Elsie D.
Shilling, Harold W.
Siebert, Carl C.
Simmons, Jack
Slepian, David
Slocum, James L.
Slocum, William H.
Snyder, John P.
Speidel, George S., Jr.
Spindler, David J.
Stadfeld, Joseph
Steele, Donald C.
Stingel, Robert R.
Stingel, Donald E.
Stotler, Clay C., Jr.
Thompson, Fred A.
Tyler, Frederic G.
Uddstrom, Paul R.
Uddstrom, C. Norman
Virostek, Donald S.
Wagner, Charles L.
Walters, William S.
Walters, Roy W.
Walters, Roy W., Jr.
Welde, George W.
Wenzel, Leonard A.
Whitehouse, William H.
Wible, Lewis A.
Wiley, Johnston R.
Wildman, Robert E.L.
Wildman, Francis H.
Willey, Robert Mc.E.
Windhorst, Howard A.
Winterbottom, Kenneth M.
Wise, Robert E.
Wise, Donald O.
Wise, Richard L.
Wragg, John U., II
Wuentenberger, Charles B.
Zellers, William H., III
In honor of those from Regent Square who served their country during World War I, the Korean Conflict and the Vietnam War.
[Additional plaque on the memorial:] Memorial Honor Roll
Granite, Stone, Bronze
1945
The neighborhood of Regent Square, though made up of portions of four distinct municipalities, has a long history of active community engagement and civic pride. Regent Square's Memorial Honor Roll lists members of the community that served their country between 1941 and 1945. The memorial was later amended to honor veterans of other foreign wars.
Erected 1945 by Woman's Club of Regent Square; City of Pittsburgh.
Topics. This memorial is listed in these topic lists: War, Korean • War, Vietnam • War, World I. A significant historical year for this entry is 1945.
Location. 40° 26.141′ N, 79° 53.828′ W. Memorial is in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in Allegheny County. It is in Regent Square. It is at the intersection of Milton Street and Henrietta Street, on the right when traveling west on Milton Street. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 900 Milton St, Pittsburgh PA 15218, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in the American Northeast, in the Mid-Atlantic, in the Ohio River Valley, in Appalachia, and specifically in Northern Appalachia. Globally, it is in North America, the Western Hemisphere, the Western World, and the Anglosphere. Historically, it finds itself in what was once the Viceroyalty of New France, the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy, and one of the original Thirteen Colonies.
Credits. This page was last revised on February 2, 2023. It was originally submitted on September 13, 2020, by Devry Becker Jones of Washington, District of Columbia. This page has been viewed 375 times since then and 10 times this year. Photos:1, 2, 3. submitted on September 13, 2020, by Devry Becker Jones of Washington, District of Columbia.
