Hermann Honor Roll WWII
This 2016 monument replaces the original WWII Honor Roll erected by the American War Mothers in 1944. It honors City of Hermann residents who served in the military during WWII.
Presented by the American War Mothers, 1944
Apprill, Elmer Ballmann, Merlin Bamgaertner, Cyrus R. Baumstark, Albert J., Jr. Baumstark, Clarence E. Baumstark, Emil C. Baumstark, Medard Baumstark, Norbert Baumstark, Theodore J. Baumstark, Leroy Baur, Rudolph Beckmann, Arlie Beckmann, Fred W. Beckmann, Marvin Beckmann, Wesley Behrmann, Vern W. Beller, Marvin Berend, Horace Bezold, Glen Bierworth, Oliver A. Birk, Fred J. Birkel, Herbert Birkel, Walter Blake, Harry S. Block, Melvin L. Block, Nelson C. Blust, Arvie Blust, Julius Blust, Leonard Bock, Howard Bock, Virgil W. Bockting, Clarence Boehm, Harold Boehm, Marvin Braendle, Clinton Breuer, Albert R. Broeker, George Brown, Armin Brueggenjohann, Glenn Buchholz, Armin Buchholz, Clarence Buecker, Paul Buehler, Irving Bundrick, Ben Bundrick, Clyde Bundrick, Melvin Burger, Edward Buschmeyer, George Chandler, Ira D. Colter, Charles R. Combs, Marvin Copeland, Otis Cramer, Lucas H. Cramer, Victor E. DeLargy, John D. Detmer, Ralph Dickgrafe, Clarence Diederich, Albert Doll, Burnett V. Doll, Forest Doll, Ransom A. Dothage, Dale Drake, Boyd K. Dubrouillet, Burnett Dubrouillet, Jack Dufner, Alvin Dufner, Elmer Dufner, Raymond G. Eberlin, Burnett Eberlin, Eugene W. Eberlin, Gerald Eberlin, James Eberlin, Ralph Eberlin, Russell Eberlin, Vernon Eikermann, Ralph Eldringhoff, Sidney Ellis, Vernon C. Ellis, Walter R. Erny, George Faes, Donald Faes, Joseph Faes, Vernon Fischer, George Jr. Fisher, Elmr Fisher, Russell L. Fredrick, Walter A. Frey, Marvin Frey, Roland Gaertner, Clarence Gaertner, Homer Gaertner, Reuben Gaertner, Wilbert Gawer, Roger J. Gerdemann, Herbert Gholson, Beaumont Greene, Jack Greis, Elmer Gross, Roman Grotewiel, Vernon A. Habsieger, Earl Habsieger, Martin Haeffner, Eugene A. Haeffner, Eugene C. Haeffner, Wilfred Hall, Robert Hans, Marvin Hasenritter, Elbert Hawley, Charles Heimes, Elmer H. Heinlein, Henry Helmers, Harold Hesemann, Gilbert Hoeman, Donald Hoereth, David K. Hoereth, Wayne Hoffmann, Donald Hoffmann, Howard Hoffmann, Norman Hoffmann, Vernon Hoffmann, Walter Hoffmann, Wilford Hord, Russell T. Horstmann, Harold J. Hug, August Hug, Otto Humm, Carl Huxol, Hayden Huxol, Robert L. Jacquin, Ralph Jacquin, Raymond Kast, Harry W. Kellner, Elmer A. Kellner, Elmer Jr. Kemper, Bruno J. Kemper, Lois Kessler, Wilbur Kiderlen, Robert Kienker, Kenneth Kirchhofer, Elmer A. Kirchhofer, George J. Kirchner, Alvin J. Kirchner, John Klenk, Frank Klos, James Kniesche, Harvey Koch, Harvey Kuebler, Leroy Kuebler, Oscar Kuebler, Roy Kuebler, Wilbur Kuhn, Joseph Kuhn, William Kunz, Otto Kunz, Victor Lalk, Charles Lalk, Darwin Lalk, Harvey Landolt, John Landolt, Robert Leibach, August Lettmann, Frank J. Lettmann, Nolan Lettmann, William Lieneke, Alfred Lieneke, Fred Loehnig, Ervin W. ★ Loehnig, Famous Loehnig, Richard Long, Bert I. Long, John B. Long, Raymond Mahan, Burnett Mahan, Myron McMillan, Robert Meyer, Arnold Meyer, Harold F. Meyer, Wilbert F. Michel, Herbert Michel, Raymond Michel, Roland Miller, Lozier Mochel, Leroy Monje, Lawrence Monje, Leroy Monroe, Fred Morgan, J.A. Morre, Elton Mueller, Donald Mueller, Elmer Mueller, Herbert Mumbrauer, Emory Mundwiller, George Mundwiller, Virgil Nasse, William K. Neumann, Walter Niebruegge, Harold Niederhelm, Elmer Nienheuser, Emerson Oberg, Nathan B. Oberg, Oliver A. Ocheskey, Harold Ochsner, Harold Ochsner, John H. Ochsner, Lee D. Ochsner, Raymond Ochsner, Vernon Oetterer, Harry Osborn, Elberdie Paneitz, Raymond Paneitz, George Pehle, Alvin W. Pfautsch, Elroy Pfautsch, Robert B. Poeschel, Robert Pollman, Lester Pottebaum, Albert Rabenau, Edgar E. Radtke, Raymond Ratliff, Clifford D. Rector, Earl R. Rector, Gilbert R. Rector, Harold M. Rector, Wilbert H. Requarth, Clarence Requarth, George Riek, Don Riek, Howard Riek, Vir Ray Robinson, Clifford Robinson, Harold Robinson, Stanley Robinson, Wilbert Rohlfing, Velten Ruediger, Louis J. Ruediger, Norman Ruediger, Raymond Rupp, Oliver J. ★ Sauerwein, Arnold Schaefer, Hellmuth Schaefer, Julius Schaefer, Orville Schaefer, Oscar Schaumberg, Harold Schaumberg, Robert T. Schermann, Addison B. Schermann, Calvin C. Schermann, Raymond H. Schermann, Walter C. ★ Schindler, Victor Schlemeier, Oscar Schmidt, J.F. Schmidt, Marvin E. Schoenhoff, Edwin Schrieber, Chris Schuetz, Rudolph Schulenberg, Fred W. Schulte, Walter Schuster, Jerome Sellenschutter, Leroy Sellenschutter, Ralph Shelker, Robert A. Sieg, Alfred Simon, Elmer Simon, Harold E. Smith, Albert H. Smith, Jesse Speckhals, Delmar Speckhals, Reuben Speckhals, Vincent Speckhals, Virgil Spreckelmeyer, Harry Starke, Marvin J. Starke, Richard F. Starke, Vernon Staude, Ralph Story, Eugene S. Stotko, James Stotko, Norbert Streck, Edwin P. Tekotte, Edwin W. Tekotte, Elmer C. Tekotte, Ferdinand Tesson, Victor Tesson, Wanda Trippe, Harold Trippe, Richard Uffelmann, Wilburn Ulrich, Chris Van Horn, George L. Vieth, Harold Vieth, Leroy Vieth, Paul Voelkerding, Sylvester Walkenbach, Harold Walkenbach, Herbert T. Walkenbach, Leonard Walkenbach, Walter Walther, Richard J. Warner, Bernard Wehmeyer, Oscar Wehrle, William Whertvine, George Wiegand, Melvin Williams, Patricia Willimann, Marvin Winkelmann, Cletus Winkelmann, Isidore Witthaus, Charles Wohlt, Milton Wohlt, Thomas Wolf, Melville Workman, George Zimmermann, Fred
★ indicates Killed in Action
Erected 2016
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Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World II. A significant historical year for this entry is 2016.
Location. 38° 42.351′ N, 91° 26.263′ W. Memorial is in Hermann, Missouri, in Gasconade County. It is on Market Street (State Highway 19/100) just south of 2nd Street, in the median. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 214 Market St, Hermann MO 65041, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in the Missouri River Corridor. It is also in the American Ozarks, in the Lewis & Clark Corridor, and in the Corn Belt. Globally, it is in North America, the Western Hemisphere, the Western World, and the Anglosphere. Historically, it finds itself in what was once the territory of the Mississippian Culture, the Louisiana Purchase, and the Antebellum South.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker: The Pommers & Gentners (within shouting distance of this marker); The Pommer-Gentner House (within shouting distance of this marker); Veterans Memorial (within shouting distance of this
Another marker is no longer nearby. Hermann Honor Roll WWII (was a few steps from this marker but has been replaced with another marker now near it).
Related marker. Click here for another marker that is related to this marker. This marker has replaced the linked marker.
Credits. This page was last revised on March 24, 2021. It was originally submitted on March 24, 2021, by Devry Becker Jones of Washington, District of Columbia. This page has been viewed 987 times since then and 35 times this year. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4. submitted on March 24, 2021, by Devry Becker Jones of Washington, District of Columbia.
