Ridgewood in Bergen County, New Jersey — The American Northeast (Mid-Atlantic)
Ridgewood Veterans Memorial
By Michael Herrick, August 26, 2009
1. Ridgewood Veterans Memorial
To the Sons of Ridgewood
Who Died in the World
War. This Memorial
Is Dedicated A.D. MCMXXIV
Erected 1974.
Topics. This memorial is listed in these topic lists: War, Korean • War, Vietnam • War, World I • War, World II.
Location. 40° 58.742′ N, 74° 7.06′ W. Marker is in Ridgewood, New Jersey, in Bergen County. Memorial is on Van Neste Square near E. Ridgewood Avenue, on the right when traveling north. Located in Ridgewood Municipal Park. Touch for map. Marker is in this post office area: Ridgewood NJ 07451, United States of America. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Abraham Godwin (a few steps from this marker); Ridgewood 9-11 Memorial (within shouting distance of this marker); Archibald – Vroom House (about 400 feet away, measured in a direct line); Beech Street School (approx. 0.2 miles away); Ridgewood Station (approx. 0.2 miles away); Joseph H. Chapman Summer Residence (approx. Ύ mile
By Michael Herrick, August 26, 2009
2. Ridgewood Veterans Memorial
By Michael Herrick, August 26, 2009
3. Ridgewoods 113 Honored Dead
Philippine Insurrection
George H. Rae
World War II Lawrence D. Anderson Thomas E. Ashton, Jr. William G. Bavin Robert O. Bennett Robert W. Berkhofer Lester R. Bessell Robert A. Black, Jr. Joseph A. Bowen John J. Brickell Charles E. Brooks William R. Burnett Eugene J. Busteed William T. Campbell Thomas J. Carroll, Jr. Alan R. Clarke Thomas Anthony Cobb Richard H. Condo Charles D. Connolly Gordon A. Dempsey John R. de Richemond, Jr. Davis H. Dunn, Jr. Richard Dwenger William S. Easterly John E. Faas Howard H. Ford, Jr. Walter J. Freund, Jr. Herman G. Garritson James H. Gilson Donald J. Goris Lindol F. Graham Donald Cameron Haldane Mandeville E. Hall Frank L. Hamilton Philip W. Harris Elwood H. Hearne Ronald W. Helps David E. Humadi Robert Ainsworth Hird Arthur M. Hughes, Jr. Walter W. Jackson Paul J. Jordan Charles J. Kartz Donald B. Koukol Richard S. Lane Arthur W. Lanigan Charles U. Leonard Walter F. Livingston, III Joseph C. Mallory John M. Mason Charles E. McDermott Thomas B. McGuire, Jr. Albert Montick Robert La Roy Morris Walter J. Neske Milton Ness Harold B. Parks William R. Petsche Charles Derek Redgrave Joanne D. Redyke Richard K. Robb Theodore D. Robb, III steven K. Roos Donald H. Rose Seaton Sailer Karl Lother Sandmann Chester J. Sawicki Howard A. Smith, Jr. William M. Smyser Arthur W. Stanley George T. Starck Robert D. Stockbower Max F. Stoessel Richard Campbell Stowell George A. Tatosian Edward A. Taylor Edward L. Vanderbeck Kenneth M. Walter Sydney R. Windham Paul T. Wines John Baptist Wohlrab
Korea Howard R. Carlough Harry J. Coyne, Jr. Theodore A. Deakyne, Jr. William R. Estell LeWayne N. Felts Thaddeus C. Kulpinski Allan Vanderyerk
Vietnam Edwin S. Brague, Jr. John F. Crikelair Michel Andre Roger de Magnin Bruce Carlton Fryar David J. Gunster Jon Hampton Holley Stephen Sherwood MacVean William W. Nichols, Jr. Jay J. Schmid Clement Olin Stevenson, Jr. John C. Williams
May 30, 1964 Ridgewood Honors All Others Who Died For Their Country May 31, 2004
World War II Lawrence D. Anderson Thomas E. Ashton, Jr. William G. Bavin Robert O. Bennett Robert W. Berkhofer Lester R. Bessell Robert A. Black, Jr. Joseph A. Bowen John J. Brickell Charles E. Brooks William R. Burnett Eugene J. Busteed William T. Campbell Thomas J. Carroll, Jr. Alan R. Clarke Thomas Anthony Cobb Richard H. Condo Charles D. Connolly Gordon A. Dempsey John R. de Richemond, Jr. Davis H. Dunn, Jr. Richard Dwenger William S. Easterly John E. Faas Howard H. Ford, Jr. Walter J. Freund, Jr. Herman G. Garritson James H. Gilson Donald J. Goris Lindol F. Graham Donald Cameron Haldane Mandeville E. Hall Frank L. Hamilton Philip W. Harris Elwood H. Hearne Ronald W. Helps David E. Humadi Robert Ainsworth Hird Arthur M. Hughes, Jr. Walter W. Jackson Paul J. Jordan Charles J. Kartz Donald B. Koukol Richard S. Lane Arthur W. Lanigan Charles U. Leonard Walter F. Livingston, III Joseph C. Mallory John M. Mason Charles E. McDermott Thomas B. McGuire, Jr. Albert Montick Robert La Roy Morris Walter J. Neske Milton Ness Harold B. Parks William R. Petsche Charles Derek Redgrave Joanne D. Redyke Richard K. Robb Theodore D. Robb, III steven K. Roos Donald H. Rose Seaton Sailer Karl Lother Sandmann Chester J. Sawicki Howard A. Smith, Jr. William M. Smyser Arthur W. Stanley George T. Starck Robert D. Stockbower Max F. Stoessel Richard Campbell Stowell George A. Tatosian Edward A. Taylor Edward L. Vanderbeck Kenneth M. Walter Sydney R. Windham Paul T. Wines John Baptist Wohlrab
Korea Howard R. Carlough Harry J. Coyne, Jr. Theodore A. Deakyne, Jr. William R. Estell LeWayne N. Felts Thaddeus C. Kulpinski Allan Vanderyerk
Vietnam Edwin S. Brague, Jr. John F. Crikelair Michel Andre Roger de Magnin Bruce Carlton Fryar David J. Gunster Jon Hampton Holley Stephen Sherwood MacVean William W. Nichols, Jr. Jay J. Schmid Clement Olin Stevenson, Jr. John C. Williams
May 30, 1964 Ridgewood Honors All Others Who Died For Their Country May 31, 2004
By Michael Herrick, August 26, 2009
4. Roll of Honor
Thomas M. Boyd, Private, Medical Detachment, Sanitary Squad, Camp Dix, N.J., Died October 2nd, 1918
John A. Cadmus, Private 1st Class, Company B, 107th Infantry, Died September 29th, 1918
Thomas W. Connor, Private 1st Class, Company C, 107th Infantry, Died September 29th, 1918
Leonard DeBrown, Private 1st Class, Company C, 114th Infantry, Died October 25th, 1918
George R. Denie, Lieutenant, 638th Aero Squadron, Died February, 1st 1919
Jesse E. Douglass, Private 1st Class, Company K, 107th Infantry, Died September 30th, 1918
Lindley de Garmo, Lieutenant, 26th Aero Squadron, Died February 16th, 1918
William Kruskop, Private, Company A, 311th Infantry, Died September 24th, 1918
Frank M. Patterson, Jr., Machinist Mate 2nd Class, Sub-Chaser 209, U.S.N. Died June 12th, 1918
Floyd A. Stevens, Private, Section 648 U.S. Army Ambulance Service, Died June 12, 1918
Ulmont A. White, Lafayette College Students Army Training Corps, Died September 28th, 1918
Charles Wolfhegel, Gunnery Sergeant, 20th Co, 5th Regiment, U.S. Marine Corps, Died November 14th, 1918
Daniel S. Yeomans, Wagoner, Company E, 1st Engineers, Died October 8th, 1918
Jacob Yeomans, Private, Company C, 114th Infantry, Died October 27th, 1918
This Tablet Erected by the Village of Ridgewood, N.J. 1930
John A. Cadmus, Private 1st Class, Company B, 107th Infantry, Died September 29th, 1918
Thomas W. Connor, Private 1st Class, Company C, 107th Infantry, Died September 29th, 1918
Leonard DeBrown, Private 1st Class, Company C, 114th Infantry, Died October 25th, 1918
George R. Denie, Lieutenant, 638th Aero Squadron, Died February, 1st 1919
Jesse E. Douglass, Private 1st Class, Company K, 107th Infantry, Died September 30th, 1918
Lindley de Garmo, Lieutenant, 26th Aero Squadron, Died February 16th, 1918
William Kruskop, Private, Company A, 311th Infantry, Died September 24th, 1918
Frank M. Patterson, Jr., Machinist Mate 2nd Class, Sub-Chaser 209, U.S.N. Died June 12th, 1918
Floyd A. Stevens, Private, Section 648 U.S. Army Ambulance Service, Died June 12, 1918
Ulmont A. White, Lafayette College Students Army Training Corps, Died September 28th, 1918
Charles Wolfhegel, Gunnery Sergeant, 20th Co, 5th Regiment, U.S. Marine Corps, Died November 14th, 1918
Daniel S. Yeomans, Wagoner, Company E, 1st Engineers, Died October 8th, 1918
Jacob Yeomans, Private, Company C, 114th Infantry, Died October 27th, 1918
This Tablet Erected by the Village of Ridgewood, N.J. 1930
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