Dawson in Fayette County, Pennsylvania — The American Northeast (Mid-Atlantic)
World War II Memorial
Photographed by Bradley Owen, October 10, 2022
1. World War II Memorial
Inscription.
World War II Memorial. .
Erected in thankfulness to God and in honor of the men and women of Dawson and Lower Tyrone Township who served in World War II 1941-1947, 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 in thankfulness to God and in honor of the men and women of Dawson and Lower Tyrone Township who served in World War II 1941-1947
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,
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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
Photographed by Bradley Owen, October 10, 2022
2. World War II Memorial
Memorial is on the left.
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. Memorial is in Dawson, Pennsylvania, in Fayette County. It is on Main Street (Pennsylvania Route 819) north of Railroad Street ( Route 819), on the left when traveling north. Touch for map. Memorial is at or near this postal address: 204 Main Street, Dawson PA 15428, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Regionally, this memorial is in Pennsylvania’s Laurel Highlands. It is also in the American Northeast, in the Mid-Atlantic, 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 November 14, 2022. It was originally submitted on November 13, 2022, by Bradley Owen of Morgantown, West Virginia. This page has been viewed 499 times since then and 37 times this year. Photos:1, 2. submitted on November 13, 2022, by Bradley Owen of Morgantown, West Virginia. • Bill Pfingsten was the editor who published this page.
