Lyons in Fulton County, Ohio — The American Midwest (Great Lakes)
Lyons World War II Memorial
Photographed by Craig Doda, June 16, 2018
1. Lyons World War II Memorial
Inscription.
Lyons World War II Memorial. . , To honor those who served in the armed forces of our country during World War II
Allen, George . Allen, Righard . Arnold, Charles Jr. . Aver, Robert . Baker, Robert . Baldwin, Charles . Baldwin, Richard . Baldwin, Robert . Barnes, Chester . Beuding, Franklin . Benedict, Ira W. . Bennington, Keith . Bronikowski, Robert . Buck, Harland . Burroughs, Jerrold . Carpenter, Thomas . Casler, Robert . Coleman, Donald . Conrad, Earil . Conrad, Raliegh . Copeland, Clarence . Craig, Eugene . Craig, Reed . Davidson, Leo . Delano, Earl . Derby, Henry . Derby, Righard . Derby, Waye . Deyo, Elnyni . Dierkens, Morris . Donahue, Robert . Downing, Donzell . Downing, Vernard . Dunbar, Neil . Dunbar, Oliver Boair . Egnew, Athomas Jr. . Eigher, Archie . Eicher, Denter . Eicher, Donald . Eicher, Gerald . Evers, Clyde . Fenner, Howard . Fenner, Kenneth . Furst, Howard . Furst, Rell . First, Welden . Fleming, Leroy . Force, Victor . Frantz, Clairton . Frazier, Richard . Fuller, Benjamin . Galbraith, Robert . Gephart, Leon . Gillespie, Harley . Gillespie, Lester . Gleckler, Clarence . Gueckler, Howard . Gueckler, Roy . Goodrick, Robert . Green, George . Green, Miller . Griffin, Robert . Hamidton, Charles . Harsh, Robert . Hartseul, Jack . Heberger, Louis . Hinkue, Albert . Hinkle, Lloyd E. . Hoefer, Lawrence . Hoops, Earl . Hoops, Leland . Jackson, Donald . Jackson, Paul . Kahle, Donald . Kahle, James . Kaiger, Leonard . Kaiger, Walter . Kelly, George . Kinsman, Charles Jr. . Kinsman, Lloyd . Leonard, Ralph . Mach, Joseph . Mack, Earl . Mann, Franklin . Mann, Martin . Mann, Stephen . Markley, Arthur . Marlatt, Louis A. . Marlatt, Richard . McCance, Robert . McCance, Roy . McGurer, Robert L. . Mead, Carl . Meyer, Amos . Meyer, Henry . Meyers, Lewis . Mika, Joseph . Mika, Martin . Miller, Cecil . Muller, Gerald . Miller, Lyle . Muller, Willis G. . Mohler, Richard . Moore, Ellsworth . Mowery Kenneth . Mowery, Robert . Nichols, Carl . Nichols, George . O'Neil, Donald . O'Neil, Junior . Ort, Neva . Ort, Robert . Oswald, Robert . Palms, Lawrence . Peebles, Geraud . Peebles, Harold . Peebuec, Kenneth . Peebles, Ralph . Pickles, Spencer . Pokornik, Jerry . Rapp, Ivan . Rapp, Kenneth . Rathbun, Arden . Reed, George . Rice, Glenn . Ruple, Burton . Sager, Arden . Sager, Donald . Sallows, David . Sanford, Jerry . Schell, Jack . Seigneur, Lyle . Seigneur, Paul . Sentle, Junior . Shambarger, Charles Jr. . Shaw, Glen . Shaw, Wayne . Shifflet, Charles . Smith, Clayton . Smith, Linden . Snyder, Charles . Snyder, Maynard . Standish, Willard . Starks, Kenneth . Sullins, Everett . Tedrow, Donald . Tredway, Fred . Vaeyens, Oscar . Vereecke, William . Vince, Alex . Vince, John . Vince, Mitchell . Wales, Clarence . Wilson, C. Woodrow . Wood, Charleston . Wood, Robert
Erected by the citizens of lyons and community
To honor those who served in the armed
forces of our country during World War II
Allen, George
Allen, Righard
Arnold, Charles Jr.
Aver, Robert
Baker, Robert
Baldwin, Charles
Baldwin, Richard
Baldwin, Robert
Barnes, Chester
Beuding, Franklin
Benedict, Ira W.
Bennington, Keith
Bronikowski, Robert
Buck, Harland
Burroughs, Jerrold
Carpenter, Thomas
Casler, Robert
Coleman, Donald
Conrad, Earil
Conrad, Raliegh
Copeland, Clarence
Craig, Eugene
Craig, Reed
Davidson, Leo
Delano, Earl
Derby, Henry
Derby, Righard
Derby, Waye
Deyo, Elnyni
Dierkens, Morris
Donahue, Robert
Downing, Donzell
Downing, Vernard
Dunbar, Neil
Dunbar, Oliver Boair
Egnew, Athomas Jr.
Eigher, Archie
Eicher, Denter
Eicher, Donald
Eicher, Gerald
Evers, Clyde
Fenner, Howard
Fenner, Kenneth
Furst, Howard
Furst, Rell
First, Welden
Fleming, Leroy
Force, Victor
Frantz, Clairton
Frazier, Richard
Fuller, Benjamin
Galbraith, Robert
Gephart, Leon
Gillespie, Harley
Gillespie, Lester
Gleckler, Clarence
Gueckler, Howard
Gueckler, Roy
Goodrick, Robert
Green, George
Green, Miller
Griffin, Robert
Hamidton, Charles
Harsh, Robert
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Hartseul, Jack
Heberger, Louis
Hinkue, Albert
Hinkle, Lloyd E.
Hoefer, Lawrence
Hoops, Earl
Hoops, Leland
Jackson, Donald
Jackson, Paul
Kahle, Donald
Kahle, James
Kaiger, Leonard
Kaiger, Walter
Kelly, George
Kinsman, Charles Jr.
Kinsman, Lloyd
Leonard, Ralph
Mach, Joseph
Mack, Earl
Mann, Franklin
Mann, Martin
Mann, Stephen
Markley, Arthur
Marlatt, Louis A.
Marlatt, Richard
McCance, Robert
McCance, Roy
McGurer, Robert L.
Mead, Carl
Meyer, Amos
Meyer, Henry
Meyers, Lewis
Mika, Joseph
Mika, Martin
Miller, Cecil
Muller, Gerald
Miller, Lyle
Muller, Willis G.
Mohler, Richard
Moore, Ellsworth
Mowery Kenneth
Mowery, Robert
Nichols, Carl
Nichols, George
O'Neil, Donald
O'Neil, Junior
Ort, Neva
Ort, Robert
Oswald, Robert
Palms, Lawrence
Peebles, Geraud
Peebles, Harold
Peebuec, Kenneth
Peebles, Ralph
Pickles, Spencer
Pokornik, Jerry
Rapp, Ivan
Rapp, Kenneth
Rathbun, Arden
Reed, George
Rice, Glenn
Ruple, Burton
Sager, Arden
Sager, Donald
Sallows, David
Sanford, Jerry
Schell, Jack
Seigneur, Lyle
Seigneur, Paul
Sentle, Junior
Shambarger, Charles Jr.
Shaw, Glen
Shaw, Wayne
Shifflet, Charles
Smith, Clayton
Photographed by Craig Doda, June 16, 2018
2. Lyons World War II Memorial
Smith, Linden
Snyder, Charles
Snyder, Maynard
Standish, Willard
Starks, Kenneth
Sullins, Everett
Tedrow, Donald
Tredway, Fred
Vaeyens, Oscar
Vereecke, William
Vince, Alex
Vince, John
Vince, Mitchell
Wales, Clarence
Wilson, C. Woodrow
Wood, Charleston
Wood, Robert
Erected by the citizens of lyons and community
Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World II.
Location. 41° 41.972′ N, 84° 4.445′ W. Memorial is in Lyons, Ohio, in Fulton County. It is on West Morenci Street (Ohio Route 120), on the right when traveling west. Touch for map. Memorial is in this post office area: Lyons OH 43533, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in Ohio’s Black Swamp and in the Till Plains. It is also in the American Midwest 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 Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy, the territory of the Mississippian Culture, and the Northwest Territory.
Credits. This page was last revised on April 28, 2021. It was originally submitted on April 26, 2021, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio. This page has been viewed 493 times since then and 17 times this year. Photos:1, 2, 3, 4. submitted on April 26, 2021, by Craig Doda of Napoleon, Ohio. • J. Makali Bruton was the editor who published this page.
