Dawson in Fayette County, Pennsylvania — The American Northeast (Mid-Atlantic)
World War II Memorial
Ansell, Claude R. Ansell, George F. Austin, Donald C. Baird, Joseph B. Baird, Quentin Barrett, Paul E. Barrett, Philip J. Barrett, Wilbert C. Bauer, Robert B. Jr. Bauer, William R. Brooks, Isabel Brower, Earl C. Jr. Brower, Glenn James Burdette, Howard A. Cable, Gerald Cable, Harrison E. Cable, Robert Christner, Duane Christner, John W. Clark, Harold Claycomb, Donald Claycomb, Harold K. Cochran, John H. Cochran, Robert L. Cooke, Sarah J. Cottom, Paul Crawford, Thomas M. ☆Cunningham, George W. Cottom, Lewis Darby, Charles Darby, Donald J. Davis, Donald H. Detone, Frank Detone, Harvey Dom, Robert M. Duff, Ralph Hall Durbin, Thomas R. Dykun, Charles Dykun, John Ellar, Claude Austin, Jay P. Etling, William Fanto, James D. Ferraro, Joseph D. Ferraro, Philip Foreman, Robert C. Foreman, William Galley, Charles Galley, Glenn O. Gilmore, Robert H. Gilmore, William A. Goodman, Edward Jr. Goodman, Edward J. Goodwin, Charles Gordon, George W. Grimm, William L. Guldenshuh, John F. Haberer, Norman E. Hall, Curtis Lee Hall, Oakley Hall, Raymond Harkins, George Harkins, Harry Harkins, Robert J. Harkins, Wesley P. Harris, Albert Hayes, Earl Heisterman, John G. Heisterman, Joseph W. Hennessey, Harold E. Hennessey, Thomas Hennessey, William M. Henry, Robb D. Herbert, Bert Jr. Herbert, Joseph T. Herbert, Kenneth D. Hess, Kenneth R. Hess, Louis B. Hipkiss, Carl Hixon, George R. Hixson, Ellsworth O. Hixson, Joseph W. Dunlap, Charles B. Hone, Frank Jr. Hone, Fred E. Hone, Walter Hoover, William Guy Hough, Donald Huffine, James R. Husband, Benjamin F. Jr. Husband, David M. Husband, William H. Herbert, William Icabonia, Albert Inks, Samuel W. Jr. Irwin, Donald Irwin, Gerald P. Johnson, George E. Kauffman, Michael B. Keffer, Alfred S. Keffer, Arthur Keffer, Clifford E. Keffer, Edward Keffer, George Keffer, George V. Keffer, Joseph S. Keffer, Levi Keffer, Philip A. Keffer, Ralph Keffer, Randall Keffer, Thomas Keffer, William E. Keffer, William I. Keffer, Edwin Lamanna, Frank Lamanna, James Lamanna, Jesse Lamanna, Joseph Landymore, Anna Ruth Landymore, Frank W. Jr. Landymore, James A. Landymore, Robert S. Lape, Alfred Lape, Joseph Keffer, John Raymond Layton, Carl L. Leasure, Raymond B. Jr. Leonard, William G. Lint, Catherine L. Lint, George Lint, Joseph F. Lint, Lester R. Lint, Orvel Lint, Ralph E. Lint, Ralph Emerson Lint, Raymond H. Livingston, Glen A. Livingston, Harold W. Livingston, Henry C. Jr. Livingston, Roy A. Livingston, William J. Lohr, Eugene Luckey, John J. Luxner, Edward J. Luxner, Paul Maczko, Victor M. Mack, Charles W. Mack, Frank T. ☆Mack, Joseph Marko, John Marko, Michael Martin, Curtis H. McGill, Joseph C. Jr. McGill, William E. McKnight, Charles McKnight, Glen E. McKnight, Jesse McKnight, Oliver McKnight, Paul W. McKnight, Thomas E. McLaughlin, William E. McMaster, Edgar E. Mellinger, Theodore G. Michaels, William Milson, Roy E. Jr. Moline, Charles H. Mong, Frank F. Moon, Vincent N. Morningstar, James I. Morrison, Albert Murtland, Colletta McKnight, Robert Nagy, Joseph Neil, William T. Newcomer, Charles Newell, Charles Newell, Emerson E. Newell, Robert K. Nicklow, Edward E. Nicklow, Leo T. Nudo, Angelo J. Nudo, John D. Oldland, John R. Pecnelly, August E. Peterson, Herbert A. Porter, Samuel E. Porter, Stacy R. Pringle, Harold Pringle, Jesse Pringle, Ralph Pringle, William Rebold, John J. Reese, Henry Ridenour, Eugene Rimel, Robert E. Rimmel, James E. Rimmel, Carl H. Rimmel, Frank Rimmel, Joseph Ringer, John Ritenour, Robert Rizza, George R. Rupert, John E. Rushton, Eugene F. Russell, Joseph L. Russell, Leroy E. Shallenberger, Betty J. Sieber, William A. Shallenberger, Margaret R. Shaner, Stanley E. ☆Sherbondy, Harry J. Shipley, Lloyd P. Shoemaker, Charles H. Shoemaker, Earl W. Shreve, Ernest S. Shumar, Carl K. ☆Shumar, Walter E. Smith, Edward L. Smith, Glen A. Smith, Homer M. Sohonage, John J. Sonovec, Jacob Sproat, James W. Jr. Sproat, John H. Sproat, Lucy Sproat, Thomas C. Jr. Stark, Thomas I. Stevens, William R. Stephenson, Frank W. Jr. Stickel, Harold M. Stickel, Thomas H. Stoner, Donald J. Sullenberger, George R. Sutherland, Eldon C. Swank, William Swink, Robert Taylor, James N. Torrance, Lloyd Townsend, Emmor W. Turaney, Anthony J. Turney, James Whipkey, Clyde W. Whipkey, George R. Wingrove, George Zahniser, Robert J. Zimmerman, William E. Zorn, Eugene Zorn, Frank J. Ridgely, Howard
☆ Died in action
1776 1976
We - the people of Dawson and Lower Tyrone give thanks to God and honor the men and women that served their country and those that gave their life in all wars
Erected 1976 by The Citizens of Dawson and Lower Tyrone Township, Pennsylvania.
Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: War, World II.
Location. 40° 2.79′ N, 79° 39.306′ W. Marker is in Dawson, Pennsylvania, in Fayette County. Memorial is on Main Street (Pennsylvania Route 819) north of Railroad Street (Pennsylvania Route 819), on the left when traveling north. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 204 Main Street, Dawson PA 15428, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within one mile of this marker, measured as the crow flies. World War I Memorial (here, next to this marker); Veterans Memorial (here, next to this marker); a different marker also named World War I Memorial (approx. 0.4 miles away); For God and Country (approx. 0.4 miles away); a different marker also named World War II Memorial (approx. 0.9 miles away); a different marker also named Veterans Memorial (approx. 0.9 miles away); a different marker also named World War I Memorial (approx. 0.9 miles away); The Remains of the Beehive Coke Ovens (approx. one mile away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Dawson.
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