Woodbury Center in Naugatuck Valley Region, Connecticut — The American Northeast (New England)

Woodbury World War II Memorial

Photographed by Michael Herrick, May 30, 2009

1. Woodbury World War II Memorial Marker (left tablet)

Inscription.

Woodbury World War II Memorial. . , [Left Tablet] , In honor of the men and women of Woodbury who rendered service World War II 1941-1945 Abbott, H. Ellsworth . Cole, Francis P. . Giggey, Kempton L. . Lundin, Frank G. . Atwood, Gilbert . Cole, Ralph E. . Gillis, Carter E. (Chaplain) . Lucas, Francis A. . Atwood, Henry S. . Cooper, Earl D. . Goodrich, Ruth H. . Lyon, Frank C. . Atwood, Kenneth . Cooper, Harry M. . Graham, Leslie W. . Lyon. James G. . Balch, George F. . Cooper, James R. . Green, Ernest H. . Macbeth, S. Alexander . Barnes, Randall C. . Cowles, Paul G. . Green, George A. . MacCallum, John . Bassett, George G. . Crane, Robert T. . Green, Robert . Mansfield, Paul H. . Bassett, Harold E. . Crighton, David B. . Griswold, Hobart W. . Manzi, Edward J. . Beauregard, Howard F. . Cunningham, Harold W. . Hahn, William A., Jr. . Manzi, Roland . Belz, Mary E. (Nurse) . Daury, Vincent P. . Harriman, Charles S., Jr. . Manzi, Vincent D. . Bennett, Sherwood . Davidson, James H. . Harriman, Ellen . Markham, Fred A., Jr . Bergensten, L.J. . Dawson, John . Hirsch, Arthur Z. . Markham, Hurlburt A. . Bowker, Ruth N. (Nurse) . Dawson, Richard . Hirsch, Charles E. . Markle, Raymond D. (M.D.) . Bradley, Kenneth A. . Decker, E. Norton, Jr. . Hirsch, Clifford B. . Brown, Charles E. . Decker, Robert S. . Hogan, Michael J. . Martinson, William F. . Brunet, Richard D. . Dillon, James . Hohimer, Ernest . Marvin, Everett D., Jr. . Brunet, William M. . Dillon, Richard . Hower, William D. . Mason, Howard F.R., Jr. . Bull, David . Drake, Arthur W. . Johnson, Clifford M. . May, Russell C. . Burdick, Elward C. . Drakeley, Robert I., Jr. . Judson, Donald F. . Michaels, Richard W. . Burdick, Harold . Duda, Casimir J. . Kalesky, John C. . Miller, Robert E. . Burton, William J., Jr. . Duda, Peter A. . Karagulla, Selim M. . Miller, Vincent A. . Bynack, Joseph G. . Dyer, Carroll L. . Kenny, John . Minor, Emerson . Cable, George . Elting, Charles E. . King, Arthur C. . Minor, Lewis R. . Cable, Louis D. . Elting, Stewart E. . King, Charles W. . Morgan, Addis W. . Carlisle, David . Eyre, Alfred G. . Klatka, Catherine (Nurse) . Morgan, Henry . Cassidy, J. Donald . Eyre, Harry, D. . Knox, Delmar A. . Morris, George E. . Cassidy, Joseph J. . Eyre, Stanley B. . Koch, Edgar M. . Morris, Hobart D. . Cassidy, Marjorie, E. (WAC) . Ferrell, John W. . Kozenieski, Lloyd M. . Morris, Vernon H. . Cassidy, Paul F. . Fegen, Charles W. . Laukaitis, Anthony . Mosevage, George W. . Chatfield, Robert E. . Fleming, William P. . Lavery, James . Mosevage, Richard S. . Churchill, Howard . Fray, Ralph . Leach, John . Munson, Richard S. . Coats, John E. . Fray, Robert . Leeseman, Frederick W. . Munson, William L., Jr. . Coddington, John . Frazier, Charlotte (Nurse) . Lewis, Warren . Murphy, Franklin . Coey, Albert L. . Freeman, Arthur . Lizauskas, Stanley . Nichols, Joel L. . Cole, Ferris E. . Gardiner, Shorley, B . Lundin, David . Nutting, Parker B. , >br> Killed in action , [Right Tablet , Pagano, Anthony . Slattery, James J. . Westerlund, Charles H. . Pastore, William E. . Smith, Allen G. . Westerlund, Harry F. . Pearson, James E. . Smith, Burton G. . Wetmer, Russell W. . Peck, Hiram W., Jr. . Smith, Carleton E. . Wilson, Herbert R. . Petruzzi, Marco . Smith Edward . Wilson, Robert L. . Petruzzi, Michael . Smith, Robert G. . Wolcott, George . Phelan, Robert L. . Smith, Walter E. . Wooden, Paul M. . Phillips, John M. . Snyder, Melvin L. . Yurkunas, Kasimir . Phillips, Thomas J. . Somers, Harold . Pinard, Alton H. . Starr, Robert F. . Farrell, John J. . Platt, Alfred H. . Stevens, Fannie P. (Marines) . McConville, Marion . Pond, Sebastian L. . Stockwell, Charles . Weeks, Carnes . Quint, Carmen G. (Nurse) . Strattman, Dwight . Quint, Carleton L. . Strever, Charles W. . Quint, Donald H. . Sturges, Edward B. . Quint, Franklin E. . Sturges, George R. . Racenet, Amelie H. (Nurse) . Sweeney, Bernard J. . Racenet J. Ernest . Sweeney, Lawrence W. . Reichenbach, Frank (M.D.) . Talarico, Joseph . Reichenbach, Herbert I. . Talarico, Louis . Rice, Roy E. . Talarico, Thomas . Richards, David K. . Taylor, Raymond . Richards, James H., Jr. . Thomas, Ferris F. . Richards,Robert K. . Thompson, David . Richardson, Phillip E. . Thompson, Louise J. (WAVE) . Riese, Frederick K. . Titus, Howard . Robinson, Walter A. . Tomlinson, James H. . Savage, David W. . Towne, Ernest H., Jr. . Schmidt, Clifford . Travers, Sherwood W. . Scott, Joseph M. . Underwood, H. Gilbert . Sears, Richard A. . Underwood, Homer R. . Sharp, Charles M. . Voytershark, Frank P. . Shaw, Raymond W. . Walcott, C. James . Sherwood, Albert C. . Walston, Harvey D. . Sherwood, Charles C. . Weeden, Willis M. . Shippee, Harold E. . Weeks, Carnes, Jr. . Slattery, Frances P. . Weeks, Robert , Killed in action

[Left Tablet]
In honor of the men and women of Woodbury who rendered service World War II 1941-1945 Abbott, H. Ellsworth • Cole, Francis P. • Giggey, Kempton L. • Lundin, Frank G. • Atwood, Gilbert • Cole, Ralph E. • Gillis, Carter E. (Chaplain) • Lucas, Francis A. • Atwood, Henry S. • Cooper, Earl D. • Goodrich, Ruth H. • Lyon, Frank C. • Atwood, Kenneth • Cooper, Harry M. • Graham, Leslie W. * • Lyon. James G. • Balch, George F. • Cooper, James R. • Green, Ernest H. • Macbeth, S. Alexander • Barnes, Randall C. • Cowles, Paul G. • Green, George A. • MacCallum, John * • Bassett, George G. • Crane, Robert T. • Green, Robert • Mansfield, Paul H. • Bassett, Harold E. • Crighton, David B. • Griswold, Hobart W. • Manzi, Edward J. • Beauregard, Howard F. • Cunningham, Harold W. • Hahn, William A., Jr. • Manzi, Roland • Belz, Mary E. (Nurse) • Daury, Vincent P. • Harriman, Charles S., Jr. • Manzi, Vincent D. • Bennett, Sherwood • Davidson, James H. • Harriman, Ellen • Markham, Fred A., Jr • Bergensten, L.J. • Dawson, John • Hirsch, Arthur Z. • Markham, Hurlburt A. • Bowker, Ruth N. (Nurse) • Dawson, Richard • Hirsch, Charles E. • Markle, Raymond D. (M.D.) • Bradley, Kenneth A. • Decker, E. Norton, Jr. • Hirsch, Clifford B. • Brown, Charles E. • Decker, Robert S. • Hogan, Michael J. • Martinson, William F. • Brunet, Richard D.

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• Dillon, James * • Hohimer, Ernest • Marvin, Everett D., Jr. • Brunet, William M. • Dillon, Richard • Hower, William D. • Mason, Howard F.R., Jr. • Bull, David • Drake, Arthur W. • Johnson, Clifford M. • May, Russell C. • Burdick, Elward C. • Drakeley, Robert I., Jr. • Judson, Donald F. • Michaels, Richard W. • Burdick, Harold • Duda, Casimir J. * • Kalesky, John C. * • Miller, Robert E. • Burton, William J., Jr. * • Duda, Peter A. • Karagulla, Selim M. • Miller, Vincent A. • Bynack, Joseph G. • Dyer, Carroll L. • Kenny, John • Minor, Emerson • Cable, George • Elting, Charles E. • King, Arthur C. • Minor, Lewis R. • Cable, Louis D. • Elting, Stewart E. • King, Charles W. • Morgan, Addis W. • Carlisle, David • Eyre, Alfred G. • Klatka, Catherine (Nurse) • Morgan, Henry • Cassidy, J. Donald • Eyre, Harry, D. • Knox, Delmar A. • Morris, George E. • Cassidy, Joseph J. • Eyre, Stanley B. • Koch, Edgar M. • Morris, Hobart D. • Cassidy, Marjorie, E. (WAC) • Ferrell, John W. • Kozenieski, Lloyd M. • Morris, Vernon H. • Cassidy, Paul F. • Fegen, Charles W. * • Laukaitis, Anthony • Mosevage, George W. • Chatfield, Robert E. • Fleming, William P. • Lavery, James • Mosevage, Richard S. • Churchill, Howard • Fray, Ralph • Leach, John • Munson, Richard S. • Coats, John E. • Fray, Robert • Leeseman, Frederick W. • Munson, William L., Jr. • Coddington, John • Frazier, Charlotte (Nurse) • Lewis,

Woodbury World War II Memorial Marker (right tablet) image. Click for full size.

Photographed by Michael Herrick, May 30, 2009

2. Woodbury World War II Memorial Marker (right tablet)

Warren • Murphy, Franklin • Coey, Albert L. • Freeman, Arthur • Lizauskas, Stanley • Nichols, Joel L. • Cole, Ferris E. • Gardiner, Shorley, B • Lundin, David • Nutting, Parker B.
>br> * Killed in action
[Right Tablet
Pagano, Anthony • Slattery, James J. • Westerlund, Charles H. • Pastore, William E. • Smith, Allen G. • Westerlund, Harry F. • Pearson, James E. • Smith, Burton G. • Wetmer, Russell W. • Peck, Hiram W., Jr. • Smith, Carleton E. • Wilson, Herbert R. • Petruzzi, Marco • Smith Edward • Wilson, Robert L. • Petruzzi, Michael • Smith, Robert G. • Wolcott, George • Phelan, Robert L. • Smith, Walter E. • Wooden, Paul M. • Phillips, John M. • Snyder, Melvin L. • Yurkunas, Kasimir • Phillips, Thomas J. • Somers, Harold • Pinard, Alton H. • Starr, Robert F. • Farrell, John J. • Platt, Alfred H. • Stevens, Fannie P. (Marines) • McConville, Marion • Pond, Sebastian L. • Stockwell, Charles • Weeks, Carnes • Quint, Carmen G. (Nurse) • Strattman, Dwight • Quint, Carleton L. • Strever, Charles W. • Quint, Donald H. * • Sturges, Edward B. • Quint, Franklin E. • Sturges, George R. • Racenet, Amelie H. (Nurse) • Sweeney, Bernard J. * • Racenet J. Ernest • Sweeney, Lawrence W. • Reichenbach, Frank * (M.D.) • Talarico, Joseph • Reichenbach, Herbert I. • Talarico, Louis • Rice, Roy E. • Talarico, Thomas • Richards, David K. • Taylor, Raymond • Richards, James H., Jr.

Woodbury World War II Memorial Markers image. Click for full size.

Photographed by Michael Herrick, May 30, 2009

3. Woodbury World War II Memorial Markers

In the center is the World War I Memorial

• Thomas, Ferris F. • Richards,Robert K. • Thompson, David • Richardson, Phillip E. • Thompson, Louise J. (WAVE) • Riese, Frederick K. • Titus, Howard • Robinson, Walter A. • Tomlinson, James H. • Savage, David W. • Towne, Ernest H., Jr. • Schmidt, Clifford • Travers, Sherwood W. • Scott, Joseph M. • Underwood, H. Gilbert • Sears, Richard A. • Underwood, Homer R. • Sharp, Charles M. • Voytershark, Frank P. • Shaw, Raymond W. • Walcott, C. James • Sherwood, Albert C. • Walston, Harvey D. • Sherwood, Charles C. • Weeden, Willis M. • Shippee, Harold E. • Weeks, Carnes, Jr. • Slattery, Frances P. • Weeks, Robert
* Killed in action

Topics. This historical marker and memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World II.

Location. 41° 32.281′ N, 73° 12.416′ W. Marker is in Woodbury in Naugatuck Valley Region, Connecticut. It is in Woodbury Center. It is on Main Street South (U.S. 6) near Park Road, on the right when traveling north. The two stones flank the World War I Memorial, next to the Woodbury Soldiers' Memorial. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Woodbury CT 06798, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Regionally, this marker and memorial is in the American Northeast

and in New England.

Globally, it is in the North Atlantic Region,

North America,

the Western Hemisphere,

the Western World,

and the Anglosphere.

Historically, it finds itself in what was once one of the original Thirteen Colonies.

Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker: Woodbury Korean Conflict Monument (here, next to this marker); Woodbury World War I Memorial (here, next to this marker); Woodbury Vietnam Era Monument

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(here, next to this marker); Soldiers' Memorial (a few steps from this marker); Woodbury (within shouting distance of this marker); The Common (within shouting distance of this marker); Liberty Tree Memorial (within shouting distance of this marker); District No. 2 Schoolhouse (about 500 feet away, measured in a direct line). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Woodbury.

Credits. This page was last revised on May 19, 2026. It was originally submitted on June 11, 2009, by Michael Herrick of Southbury, Connecticut. This page has been viewed 3,138 times since then and 23 times this year. Photos: 1, 2, 3. submitted on June 11, 2009, by Michael Herrick of Southbury, Connecticut. • Syd Whittle was the editor who published this page.